The Coldest Supervillains in Comics

The superhero world is packed with cold killers, and we mean ice cold. These are villains with powers derived from winter: ice, snow, and extreme cold. We're sure you can relate. So just for kicks, here's a rundown of the coldest of the cold.

Mr. Freeze

Mr. Freeze may be the most well known cold villain, featuring in many shows, cartoons, and even a Batman movie. To us he'll always be Arnold Schwarzenegger with the cheesy one-liners, like, "You're not sending me to the cooler!"

Captain Cold

Captain Cold is a major enemy of the Flash, and unlike so many heroes and villains, he doesn't have powers. He's just a sharp criminal with a weapon that can make things colder than ice. Absolute zero, in fact.

Killer Frost

Killer Frost was the natural enemy of Firestorm, who had his own comic back in the day and has also appeared in television adaptations. She developed the ability to pull heat from victims' bodies as well as emit cold and ice.

Blizzard

Blizzard was an enemy of Iron Man, and a former employee of Tony Stark obsessed with cryogenics in an effort to achieve immortality. He used a cryogenic suit and can shoot freeze rays.

Icicle & Icicle Jr.

Icicle squared off against Green Lantern way back in 1947, being perhaps the first in the long line of both scientists turned cold villains and those using cold guns. His son carried on the family tradition fighting as Icicle Jr. against both Superman and Batman, but he developed actual powers.

And of course, the granddaddy of them all: Old Man Winter. When your beard needs some care after a cold day, try Bluebeards Original Beard Conditioners.