Sand fights the Geomancer under the streets of New York City and defeats him. Ultra-Humanite is revealed to have the Geomancer in suspended animation. Icicle II tried to free the Geomancer from his suspended animation, only to accidentally kill him. Geomancer II An unnamed man with similar powers became the second Geomancer. He is seen as a member of the Injustice Society. Geomancer in other media The Adam Fells incarnation of Geomancer appears in The CW live-action series The Flash, portrayed by Adam Stafford. In the episodes "Welcome to Earth-2" and "Escape from Earth-2", Geomancer attacks Central City while the Flash is away on Earth-2, but Hunter Zolomon disguised as Jay Garrick fights Geomancer until his Velocity 7 formula stops working. Geomancer later attacks S.T.A.R. Labs, only to be subdued by Caitlin Snow and arrested by Joe West. Ghost-Maker Minhkhoa "Khoa" Khan, also known as Ghost-Maker, is a Singaporean-Vietnamese vigilante who was trained alongside Batman by various mentors. Despite being close friends, the two vigilantes didn't agree with each others' method of punishing crimes. After the Joker War, Ghost-Maker becomes the leader of Batman Incorporated and Clownhunter's mentor. Giganta Gizmo Glorious Godfrey Gnarrk Goldface Goldface is an enemy of Green Lantern and the Flash. Goldface was created by Gardner Fox and Gil Kane, first appearing in Green Lantern (vol. 2) #38 (1965). Keith Kenyon was a political sciences student who was exposed to a chest of gold that had been affected by toxic waste. As a result of exposure, he gained superhuman strength and invulnerability. The gold also gave him a golden glow, apparently as a side effect of the serum. Of course, being close enough to yellow meant that Green Lantern's power ring could not affect him directly, making him particularly formidable against the super-hero. Deciding to rebel against the wishes of his father, a prominent labor union organizer, he began stealing gold around Coast City, which led to his defeat by Green Lantern. He began to refine his criminal ways by wearing gold-plated armor and using a "gold-gun" which sprayed liquid gold. After many clashes with Green Lantern, Kenyon decided to change his motif and ruthlessly began taking over criminal empires. He eventually moved to Central City and became a foe of the second Flash, Barry Allen. In recent years, he apparently let go of his villainous ways marrying Amunet Black/Blacksmith. After serving his time, he moved to