Garv assumed a masked identity after quitting the team, calling himself the Crimson Avenger. He dropped the identity when he returned to the team near the end of the series. In Blue Griffin Comics, a short lived comic endeavor, the forerunner super hero was to be named Crimson Avenger. His suit was more closely related to typical super hero style with bright red boots, gloves, trunks, and cape; while the rest of his outfit and mask were a darker shade of red. He sported a "C" crest on his chest and had energy manipulation powers similar to the Green Lantern, however he could not turn his energy projections into objects. In other media The Lee Travis incarnation of the Crimson Avenger appears in Justice League Unlimited, mostly making non-speaking appearances but being voiced by an uncredited Kevin Conroy in the episode "This Little Piggy". This version is part of the expanded Justice League. The Lee Travis incarnation of the Crimson Avenger appears in the comic book tie-in Justice League Adventures. The Lee Travis incarnation of the Crimson Avenger appears in a photograph depicted in the Stargirl episode "Brainwave". References External links Earth-2 Crimson Avenger (Travis) Index Who's Who: Crimson Avenger (Elwood) Articles about multiple fictional characters DC Comics superheroes DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics supervillains DC Comics titles Fictional female detectives Golden Age superheroes African-American superheroes Comics characters introduced in 1963 Comics characters introduced in 2000 Fictional mass murderers DC Comics characters who can teleport Fictional characters who can turn intangible Characters created by Geoff Johns Vigilante characters in comics