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Golden Glider (Lisa Snart) is a fictional character, a supervillain appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. She is the younger sister of Captain Cold and an enemy of The Flash.

Lisa Snart made her live appearance on the first season of The Flash played by Peyton List. She reappeared in the second season.

Publication history

Created by Cary Bates and Irv Novick, the character made her first appearance in The Flash #250.

Fictional character biography

After the death of Barry Allen, Snart retires from crime (she blames Allen himself for the Top's death, not his successor Wally West). She and her brother embark on a career as mercenaries, forming the Golden Snowball Recovery Company. Eventually she returns to crime, with a series of partners, all code-named "Chillblaine", whom she supplies with a replica of her brother's cold gun. The last of these was described as more intelligent and ruthless than his predecessors, and he kills Snart^[1] with the weapon she gave him, then holds Keystone for ransom with the aid of Doctor Polaris. Flash just barely manages to defeat them. Chillblaine is then killed by Captain Cold in retaliation.^[1] Her death has been a constant source of grief for her older brother.^[2]

In Blackest Night #1, The Black Lantern Corps reanimates her and she, along with her fellow Black Lantern Rogues, attack Iron Heights Penitentiary,^[3] but Cold is able to maintain control of his emotions long enough to destroy the Black Lantern Glider.^[4]

The New 52 and Rebirth

In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity. In this new timeline, Lisa Snart's murder has been written out of continuity and she is alive. In this continuity, she is dying of a brain tumor,^[5] she survives after the tumor is removed, but expresses shame over her brother's actions.^[6] Later, she mysteriously appears in South America, going by the name "Glider" and apparently wielding metahuman abilities. She is shown recruiting Weather Wizard for some unknown purpose after his battle with the Flash.^[7] She recruits Heat Wave, The Trickster and Mirror Master to join her faction to exact revenge on Flash,^[8] but is stopped with the help of Pied Piper, and her brother.^[9]

Lisa and the Rogues later make their peace with Snart as they help him stop Gorilla Grodd, which leads The U.S government to pardon them. Lisa is revealed to be in a relationship with Mirror Master, who she managed to bring back to their dimension at great risk to herself. Afterwards she ends up in a deep coma until Pied Piper revives her, to come to the Rogues aid when The Secret Society of Super Villains and The Royal Flush Gang attack.

Lisa and the Rogues make their first cameo appearance, in the DC Rebirth storyline, in The Flash #3 watching a news report about the many newly created speedsters appearing throughout the city. They later make their first full-length appearance in The Flash #15, attempting to steal a valuable golden statue of the god Mercury from the small island nation of Corto Maltese. The Flash arrives to stop them, but they turn out to be constructs of Mirror Master created to fool The Flash so they can commit a crime spree in Central City before the Flash stops them.

Powers and abilities

The Golden Glider is an Olympic level figure skater. Thanks to a pair of experimental skates that create their own ice, she is able to skate on any surface, including mid-air. She invented or acquired (depending on the item) a number of jewel-themed gadgets and weapons, such as poisoned rings or hypnosis jewels, and used these to great effect in her crusade against the Flash.^[2]

In the New 52, Glider has gained metahuman abilities due to being caught in the blast that also gave Mirror Master, Captain Cold, Heat Wave and Weather Wizard their powers. Glider has become separated from her body, giving her an astral form that allows her to fly and move at extreme speeds. She also has ribbon-like tendrils that can easily cut and kill a person without any evidence of an attack. Unlike most phase shifters, Glider can remain solid enough to interact with physical matter; i.e. leaving a shard of glass in Elias's heart while physically impermeable. After having her astral body disrupted then reformed, Lisa not only regained her bodily mobility but can also use her powers while retaining flesh & blood semblance now.^[10]

Alternate versions

Flash Annual

Glider and one of her Chillblaines are featured as one of the villains draining Wally of his speed. Despite being slowed, Wally defeats the pair and leaves them for the police.^[11]

Flashpoint

In the alternate timeline of the Flashpoint event, Lisa Snart and her brother, Leonard were being brutally beaten by their father. Later, Lisa killed their father with a gunshot and was arrested for the crime.^[12] Lisa is taken to Iron Heights and then kidnapped by the Rogues. Citizen Cold arrives to try to rescue her, but finds she has been killed by the Rogues member Fallout.^[13]

Teen Titans Go!

A teen version of Golden Glider named Ice Kate appeared in an issue of Teen Titans Go! as part of a supervillain duo consisting of herself and her brother, Kid Kold. They are defeated by Kid Flash and Jinx after a botched robbery.^[14]

Injustice: Gods Among Us

In "Year Five" of the Gods Among Us tie-in comic, Golden Glider appears as a member of the Rogues alongside Weather Wizard, Heat Wave, and Mirror Master. They agree to join Batman's Insurgency to stop a dictatorial Superman, because Batman respects their code against killing. Lisa mentions that her brother, Captain Cold went into hiding after escaping the Regime prison. When the Rogues begin their attack on the Regime bases they succeed in destroying them after the people inside are evacuated. But during their last mission, they are intercepted by Bizarro, who attacks them. During the fight, Mirror Master gets knocked unconscious while Bizzaro becomes furious after Weather Wizard mocks him. In retaliation Bizarro incinerates Heat Wave and Weather Wizard, but Lisa survives thanks to her abilities. When Trickster arrives, he manages to distract Bizarro long enough for Lisa and Mirror Master to get to safety using his mirror belt. Later, the two of them are seen holding a memorial service at the bar for Weather Wizard and Heat Wave. It's here where Glider and Mirror Master share a kiss revealing they are in a relationship. When the Flash arrives, Lisa and Mirror Master angrily confront him for coming to mock them and turn them in while they're grieving. Flash admits he's always respected the Rogues as enemies and came here to pay his respects. He then promises to not turn them over to Superman and shares a beer with them.

In other media

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References

1. ^Flash (vol.2) #113 (May 1996)
2. ^¹²³{{Citation|last = Beatty|first = Scott|author-link = Scott Beatty|contribution = Golden Glider|editor-last = Dougall|editor-first = Alastair|title = The DC Comics Encyclopedia|pages = 140|publisher = Dorling Kindersley|place = New York|year = 2008|ISBN = 0-7566-4119-5|oclc = 213309017}}
3. ^Blackest Night: The Flash #1 (February 2010)
4. ^Blackest Night: The Flash #2 (March 2010)
5. ^Flash (vol. 4) #6 (April 2012)
6. ^Flash (vol. 4) #7 (May 2012)
7. ^Flash (vol. 4) #10 (August 2012)
8. ^Flash (vol. 4) #11 (September 2012)
9. ^Flash Annual (vol. 4) (October 2012)
10. ^Flash (vol. 4) #52 (July 2016)
11. ^Flash Annual (vol. 2) #4 (1991)
12. ^Flashpoint: Captain Cold #1 (June 2011)
13. ^Flashpoint: Citizen Cold #2 (July 2011)
14. ^Teen Titans Go! #53 (May 2008)
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