often employed this feature to repair any damage to his costume. Icon's starship is also equipped with cloaking technology that can render the vessel invisible to both the human eye and all forms of Earthly electronic surveillance. Though not typical for a civilian vessel, the cloak was installed in Icon's ship so he could use it on Earth without attracting attention. When not in use, Icon stores his starship in his "garage", a hangar located beneath his mansion’s swimming pool. The pool slides out of the way to provide easy entry or exit for the ship. Collected editions Trade paperbacks In other media Icon appears in Young Justice, voiced by Tony Todd. Introduced in season one, this version initially works with Rocket as associates of the Justice League before he is later inducted into their number. In season two, he serves as legal counsel for the League while they stand trial on the planet Rimbor for crimes they committed while under Vandal Savage's mind control. Politics Icon is a conservative Republican who holds conservative views on economic and social issues, which often put him in conflict with more liberal Milestone Comics superheroes, including his sidekick. Clarence Thomas was an avowed fan of Icon, to the extent that he quoted the character on multiple occasions; upon learning of this, author Dwayne McDuffie, who in the blog post he wrote on the matter describes himself as very liberal, suffered writer's block out of fears that dialogue he wrote would be used in the service of conservatism. Awards Icon was nominated for three Eisners and is a three-time winner of Parents' Choice Award honors. Crossovers Shadow War - Milestone company-wide crossover, which involved all comics, including the newly premiered Xombi and Shadow Cabinet. Long Hot Summer - Milestone company-wide crossover, consisting of three issues of the comic by the same title along with tie-ins in every Milestone title. Worlds Collide - A postal worker named Fred Bentson unwittingly becomes a portal between two worlds and two cities. A living link between Dakota, home city of the Milestone heroes, and Metropolis, home of Superman. Eventually Bentson loses control of his powers and transforms into Rift, a cosmic being capable of manipulating and reconfiguring matter on a subatomic scale. The heroes of two universes come together to stop him and seal the dangerous rift between their worlds. This crossover with Milestone Universe and DC Universe