following the events of Infinite Crisis. Alternate versions of Cobalt Blue Numerous others in the future have become Cobalt Blue. There would be one almost every century that would take over the mantle. The Cobalt Blue of the 21st century wore a glass armor. Not much was seen of him, as he was defeated in about 30 seconds by a time travelling Jay Garrick and Iris West II. The Cobalt Blue of this time had brutally murdered the Flash of that era's wife and had crippled his daughter, Sela. Eight months after this, the Flash killed Cobalt Blue. But his victory was short-lived as a child picked up the gem and, being consumed by its rage, killed the Flash. However, a time-travelling Max Mercury and Sela Allen, who was now healed, returned the boy to normal. In the 25th century, the roles of the Flash and Cobalt Blue were reversed. Now Chardaq Allen had taken the role of Cobalt Blue. Professor Zoom and Wally West defeated Chardaq and returned him to normal. This Cobalt Blue almost ended the Allen bloodline when she infected Jace Allen with a virus. However, Jace's father Blaine, the then current Flash, sacrificed himself to save his son. Ten years later, Jace was the Flash. He and a time-travelling Jesse Quick defeated Cobalt Blue. Coldcast Coldcast is a metahuman who can manipulate electromagnetism for various effects in the DC Universe. The character, created by Joe Kelly and Doug Mahnke, first appeared in Action Comics #775 (March 2001). Within the context of the stories, Nathan Jones, using the name Coldcast, is a member of the Elite. He is recruited into the team by Manchester Black prior to the team encountering Superman in Libya After Superman defeats the team and Black's apparent suicide, Coldcast is recruited by Vera Black for a team that eventually becomes the Justice League Elite. Coldcast in other media Coldcast appears in Superman vs. The Elite, voiced by Catero Colbert. Colossal Boy Comedian Commander Steel Condiment King The Condiment King is a supervillain who is generally used as comic relief. Although Bruce Timm and Paul Dini created Condiment King as a one-off joke character in their DC Animated Universe television series, Batman: The Animated Series, Chuck Dixon and Scott Beatty created their own version in Batgirl: Year One #8. He made a cameo in The Lego Batman Movie. Buddy Standler The Condiment King first