Deathstroke

While the full history between Deathstroke and the Titans has yet to be explained, the flashback episode "Aqualad" revealed that Deathstroke was responsible for the death of Aqualad.

Clark patches this disaster up, while Deathstroke gets called off to fight another day.

Deathstroke has done terrible things over the years.

Deathstroke's manipulative skills and willingness to sink to any depth are showcased in the infamous "Judas Contract" storyline, where he used Terra to infiltrate and dismantle the Titans.

Deathstroke would be cool to play with.

During Christopher Priest's run on Slade Wilson/Deathstroke decided to turn over a new leaf and devote himself to justice, though the rest of DC's heroes weren't buying it.

In Episode 5, "You Will Believe a Man Can Lie," Slade finally gets to flex his more recognizable Deathstroke skills, showing fans his range and skill set as the Terminator.

Not only could Deathstroke keep up with Superman during a fight, but Slade could have defeated the Man of Steel.

The animated Deathstroke is a member of Task Force X who wants to take Superman down.

The show featured Robin, Cyborg, Starfire, Raven, and Beast Boy, and included some of their most well-known antagonists such as Deathstroke, Trigon, and Brother Blood.

While nothing has ever been admitted or confirmed, fans and comic writers alike are all under the impression that Deadpool was greatly inspired by DC’s Deathstroke aka Slade Wilson–and it’s clear to see why.

An upcoming cover hints at Waller potentially using Deathstroke as part of her plans.

Deathstroke faces off against Viktor of House Fries in a chilling finale.

Deathstroke gets a Viking transformation for a new spin-off series exploring the frozen lands of DC’s fantasy universe from Dark Knights of Steel.

Hoping he gets cast as Deathstroke.

Of course, all of this sits on the premise that Batman: The Brave and the Bold is what introduces the DCU's first Deathstroke.

Raise your hand if you saw “Lagoon Boy Vs Deathstroke The Terminator” not ending up being a real even fight.

Aboard his yacht, Luthor recruited Joe Manganiello’s Deathstroke to be part of a group he was putting together to combat the newly-formed Justice League.

A newly-powered Wilson, now going by the nom de guerre accepts the contract that Deathstroke turned down to kill the Titans.

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