minifig was released with Batman and Robin in a set featuring them in combatting boats. This set was packaged with a comic. XM Studios produced a 1:4 scale, hand painted, cold-cast porcelain Deathstroke statue as part of its Samurai Series. It is also a part of its DC Premium Collectibles series. Miscellaneous Slade was seen in Teen Titans Go! #16. His daughter Rose also made an appearance in #49, as the Ravager. A painting of Slade, without his mask, is briefly seen in the comic book. In the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special, Deathstroke is seen with various other supervillains inside the Trojan cake as they are about to attack the Justice League. References External links Deathstroke at DC Comics' official website Deathstroke at the DC Database Project Action film villains Villains in animated television series Batman characters Characters created by George Pérez Characters created by Marv Wolfman Comics characters introduced in 1980 DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics characters with accelerated healing DC Comics characters with superhuman senses DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics film characters DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics martial artists DC Comics metahumans DC Comics military personnel DC Comics television characters Fictional assassins in comics Fictional bounty hunters Fictional contract killers Fictional characters missing an eye Fictional characters who have made pacts with devils Fictional characters with eidetic memory Fictional characters with slowed ageing Fictional gunfighters in comics Fictional Korean War veterans Fictional marksmen and snipers Fictional mass murderers Fictional mercenaries in comics Fictional ninja Fictional super soldiers Fictional swordfighters in comics Fictional torturers Fictional United States Army personnel Fictional Vietnam War veterans Suicide Squad members Supervillains with their own comic book titles Video game bosses