The members in the aliases of Fisk, Shackley, and Volper run Praeda Industries. Other versions In 1965, DC Comics had no plans to revive Doctor Mid-Nite. DC editor Julius Schwartz gave M.I.T. student and comic book letterhack Rick Norwood permission to publish a Dr. Midnite story in his fanzine, Five. The story written by Norwood and illustrated by Steve Sabo features a doctor named Tom Benson who is blinded in battle. He discovers that his other senses are super-sensitive and dons the Doctor Midnite costume to fight crime. Another version of the character was shown in Dan Jolley and Tony Harris' JSA: The Liberty File as a World War II United States intelligence agent code-named the Owl. This character, though a playboy, resembles other Doctor Mid-Nite representations. Though derided for his dalliances with the ladies, McNider was trusted as a valued field operative. In the Tangent: Superman's Reign series, a version of Doctor Mid-Nite his body completely covered by a black cloak is briefly seen. In the new Earth-2 created in the wake of Infinite Crisis and 52, a version of Beth Chapel is shown to be a member of the Justice Society Infinity. In other media Television An unidentified Doctor Mid-Nite appears in the Smallville two-part episode "Absolute Justice", in a painting depicting the Justice Society of America. The Charles McNider incarnation of Doctor Mid-Nite makes brief non-speaking appearances in Justice League Unlimited. The Charles McNider incarnation of Doctor Mid-Nite appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Corey Burton. The Charles McNider incarnation of Doctor Mid-Nite appears in Mad episode 46, voiced by Kevin Shinick. Pieter Cross appears in Young Justice voiced by Bruce Greenwood. This version is a surgeon and associate of Ray Palmer and Bumblebee. The Charles McNider incarnation of Doctor Mid-Nite appears in the second season of The CW's Arrowverse series Legends of Tomorrow, portrayed by Kwesi Ameyaw. This version was active in the 1940s, is a member of the Justice Society of America, and is legally blind, but possesses the metahuman ability to see perfectly in the dark. Both the Charles McNider and Beth Chapel incarnations of Doctor Mid-Nite appear in the DC Universe series Stargirl, portrayed by Henry Thomas (season one) and Alex Collins (season two) and Anjelika Washington respectively. The latter takes up the mantle after the former is killed in battle against the Injustice Society. Ahead of the