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Dr. Joar Mahkent was a scientist who invented a cold gun and used it to commit crimes. He was part of the Injustice Society of the World and clashed with the Green Lantern (Alan Scott) on a regular basis alone and the JSA. After his death during the Crisis on Infinite Earths, he became a member of the Black Lantern Corps.
Cameron Mahkent[]
Modern Age[]
Cameron Mahkent, son of Joar Mahkent was a metahuman born with ice powers. He debuted in All-American Comics (Vol. 1) #90 (Oct. 1947). Cameron's New Earth counterpart had his DNA had been altered by exposure to his father's cold-projector. He served in the Injustice Society and joined the Secret Society of Super-Villains during Infinite Crisis. While in the Injustice Society, he met and married with Artemis Crock/Tigress, and they later had a daughter named Isabelle.
The second Icicle made his first known public appearance in his costumed identity as a member of Injustice Unlimited, the new version of the Injustice Society. He aided the rest of Injustice Unlimited in taking prisoner the businessmen attending an international trade conference in Calgary, Canada and holding them for ransom. Members of Infinity Inc. and the Global Guardians were present to guard the conference, but they felt compelled to do the bidding of Injustice Unlimited, who held Hourman hostage and had the Global Guardian lcemaiden placed in a hypnotic trance.
Icicle had Injustice Unlimited's leader, the Wizard, hypnotize lcemaiden again so that she would become the lcicle's subservient lover. In exchange, the lcicle agreed to free Solomon Grundy, as the Wizard wished. Hence, accompanied by Jade and the hypnotized lcemaiden, the lcicle joumeyed to Greenland, where Grundy was entrapped in ice. Grundy, however. broke free and overpowered the Icicle and Icemaiden. Grundy, though, was grateful to Jade for coming to rescue him from the
ice.
Jade used her powers to transport Grundy and the unconscious lcicle and Icemaiden to Canada, where the Global Guardians and Grundy defeated Injustice Unlimited in battle. lcemaiden was freed from the Wizard's hypnosis. The Icicle, however, escaped.
New 52[]
Cameron Mahkent in The New 52 comics, set on Prime Earth
Cameron's Prime Earth counterpart was given cryogenic powers by his partner, the mega-wealthy Bellachek Temple. The mysterious mogul gave him a special assignment; guarding a meteor while it was stripped of minerals by nanobots, and then crash it into southern California. This would potentially kill millions, but Icicle did not care so long as he was well paid.
When rich-kid superheroes known as the Green Team investigated the meteor, Icicle froze their craft, causing it to crash-land. He similarly incapacitated the nano-armor of team leader Commodore Murphy, and ruptured the ship with expanding ice. He seemingly outmatched the heroes using an array of ice-weapons, but ultimately they caused an explosion that tore the meteor in half and marooned Icicle in space. In The New Golden Age future, Cameron became a member of the new Justice Society of America.
Powers and Abilities[]
The original lcicle used a special gun to freeze things, the second Icicle produces cold from his own body.
The second lcicle can generate and control intense cold from his body, including creating ice constructs and altering the environment around him to a winter flavor. He is quite athletic and is adept at swinging on ropes. His levet of skill as a hand-to-hand combatant was unknown.
Other Media[]
Super Friends[]
Icicle (Joar Mahkent) appears in the Super Friends "Post Super Heroes Create a Villain Contest" cereal commercial.
DC Animated Universe[]
In the show Justice League episode "Legends" an alternate version of Icicle called Doctor Blizzard appears. In the episode, he was voiced by Corey Burton.
The real Icicle (Joar Mahkent) later appears in the Justice League Adventures #12. This version is a member of the Cold Warriors.
Superman/Batman Public Enemies[]
Icicle (Cameron Mahkent) appears in Superman/Batman Public Enemies helping his fellow ice villains try to collect the bounty on Superman but they were all taken down. In this film, he was voiced by Michael Gough.
Young Justice[]
Cameron Mahkent in Young Justice
Both version of Icicle appears in the Young Justice animated series. The original is voiced by James Ramar while the second is voiced by Yuri Lowethal. Icicle Jr. (Cameron Mahkent) first appeared in the episode "Independence Day" causing mayhem on a bridge but is stopped by Green Arrow and Speedy. He later appears in the episode "Terrors where it was revealed that he let himself be captured so he can help the original Icicle and the other ice villains in a prison break but they all fail.
Joar Mahkent in Young Justice
However, it is revealed the original Icicle (Icicle Sr.) was helping The Light and he succeeds in getting Hugo Strange becoming the warden of the prison. Both of them later made cameos in the episode "Coldhearted". In the episode "Beneath", the second helps Queen Bee, Psimon, Mammoth, Shimmer, and Devastation transport the kidnapped runaways but a group of heroes infiltrate their operation.
While Psimon and Miss Martian are in a psychic battle, he tried to kill her but is stopped by Bumblebee. He later appears in the episode "Darkest" where he helped Black Manta, Tigress, and the Terror Twins destroy the Team's base and capture some of them. He also has a crush on Tuppence Terror.
Both version of Icicle appears in The CW/WB series Smallville. The original is portrayed by Rick Dietrich while the second is portrayed by Wesley Macinnes.
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox[]
An alternate timeline version of Icicle (Cameron Mahkent) appears in animated film Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox. He was a member of Deathstroke's crew which was killed by Atlantean soldiers during a battle at the Ravager ship.
Cameron Mahkent from Earth-1 was mentioned in The Flash episode "Nora". Also in this universe, Joar Mahkent was replaced by Thomas Snow; Killer Frost's father. He was portrayed by Kyle Secor.
Both version of Icicle also appears in the Stargirl series; set in the Post-Crisis Earth-2. In this universe, Joar was renamed as Jordan Mahkent. He was portrayed by Neil Jackson, while Cameron was portrayed by Hunter Sansone as a teen and by Roger Dale Floyd as a child.
Harley Quinn[]
Icicle (Cameron Mahkent) makes a cameo appearance in the Harley Quinn animated series episode "Getting Ice Dick, Don't Wait Up". This version is a member of the "cold boys" and he is similar to his Young Justice counterpart.
Gallery[]
Joar Mahkent
Icicle in Super Friends
"Dr. Blizzard" in Justice League.
Joar Mahkent in Smallville.
Icicle in Batman: The Brave and The Bold tie-in comics
Jordan Mahkent in Stargirl.
Cameron Mahkent
Cameron Mahkent in the DC Super Friends comics, set on Earth-508
Cameron Mahkent in Smallville.
Icicle in Superman/Batman Public Enemies
Icicle in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox
Cameron Mahkent in the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special
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