a racial slur. In his most notable appearance in the episode "Very Personal Injury", Black Vulcan and Apache Chief, among other superheroes, form the "Multicultural Pals". A character inspired by Black Vulcan named Juice appears in Justice League Unlimited, voiced by an uncredited CCH Pounder. He is an electrokinetic, genetically-engineered superhero created by Project Cadmus to serve as a member of their Ultimen and operate independently of the Justice League, though the former group are led to believe that they are regular metahumans. Additionally, due to his powers, Juice speaks with a raspy voice that causes him to sound like he is speaking through a low-quality speaker or radio. In the episode "Ultimatum", the Ultimen discover the truth behind their creation and that they are suffering from cellular breakdown. They attack their manager Maxwell Lord in an attempt to find Cadmus member Amanda Waller, only to be thwarted by the League and taken back into Cadmus' custody. In the episode "Panic in the Sky", Cadmus utilizes an army of Ultimen clones in their siege on the League's Watchtower. Black Vulcan serves as inspiration for Young Justices incarnation of Static, voiced by Bryton James. Film Black Vulcan makes a cameo appearance in Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon. Black Vulcan makes a cameo appearance in The Lego Batman Movie. Toys Black Vulcan received a figure in the Justice League Unlimited tie-in toyline as part of a three-pack with Apache Chief and Samurai. A 6" Black Vulcan action figure was released in Wave 18 of Mattel's DC Universe Classics line. Black Vulcan received an 8-inch action figure by the Figures Toy Company. Black Vulcan received a Lego mini-figure in Series 2 of the Lego Batman mini-figure line. Comics Comic book artist and Super Friends fan Alex Ross intended to create a modernized version of Black Vulcan for his rejected Captain Marvel series. The title would have had the character reimagined as Vulcan, an African-American child who could become an adult superhero after accidentally gaining some of the wizard Shazam's powers. Black Vulcan made a cameo appearance in the DC One Million 80-Page Giant special as a member of an alternate universe Justice League, one of several that accidentally ended up in the Justice Legion Alpha's headquarters. References African-American superheroes Black characters in animation Characters created by Alex Toth DC Comics metahumans DC Comics male superheroes Fictional African-American people Fictional characters with electric