Keystone City and, following in his father's footsteps, became an honest Commissioner of Union 242. Over time, his elixir has slowly turned his skin into organic golden flesh. Goldface in other media Goldface makes minor appearances in Justice League Unlimited, voiced by an uncredited Lex Lang. This version is a member of Gorilla Grodd's Secret Society with the ability to turn anything to gold. Goldface appears in The Flash, portrayed by Damion Poitier. This version is a metahuman crime boss in the black market weapons business and ex-boyfriend of Amunet Black who can turn his skin to gold and manipulate golden items. Golden Eagle Golden Eagle is the name of two fictional characters published by DC Comics. Charley Parker Pre-Crisis The original Golden Eagle was an orphan by the name of Charley Parker. Charley lived in the Midway City orphanage and idolized Hawkman. At one point he sent a letter to Hawkman describing his home-made "Hawkman" costume. In Justice League of America #109, Hawkman had been ordered back to Thanagar, thus resigning from the JLA. Golden Eagle debuted seven issues later in Justice League of America #116. Parker himself explained that one day he had been wearing his "Hawkman" costume and fantasizing he was him when a strange light enveloped him turning his costume into an exact replica of Hawkman's costume. He also gained the ability to fly due to the replicated wings of his costume. Charley could at will change his street clothes into the Golden Eagle costume. The Justice League was called by the Midway City Police due to several incidents where criminals were dropped off at the police headquarters, captured by someone unknown who left a gold-colored feather behind—Hawkman's old modus operandi. The Leaguers investigated and ran into the Golden Eagle when they were attacked by Hawkman's old foe Matter Master, a man who carried a mentally controlled wand that could manipulate matter—for example, changing the heads of members of the Justice League into the heads of animals. The Matter Master thought that the Golden Eagle was Hawkman and mentally had the wand bring the Golden Eagle to his hidden lair. Mandrill figured out that his wand must have transformed Charley, acting out some sort of subconscious need for the villain to battle Hawkman, who had not been seen for months. At the end of the story, Charley was changed back into a normal teenager. Charley was