Solomon Grundy is a villain in the first generation of the DC Super Hero Girls franchise.
Appearance[]
Solomon Grundy is a large, grey skinned zombie man with white, untidy hair and grey eyes. He wears a dirty, ragged black suit that is unbuttoned, with a white shirt and torn black pants and he also has large feet with black toenails.
Superpowers[]
- Zombie Physiology
- Supernatural Strength
- Strength Combat
- Supernatural Stamina
- Supernatural Regeneration
- Nigh-Invulnerability
- Invulnerability
- Immortality
Depiction in the web series[]
Season two[]
In License to Fly, Batgirl attempts to capture a cut-out of Grundy on Super Hero High School premises as part of the “Save the Day” requirement for her flyer's license test. She fails and the net from her jet instead captures the Lady Justice statue and knocks it over.[1] In Hero of the Month: Frost, Grundy appears fighting Frost at a construction site, throwing an I-beam which destroys her ice platform and sends her falling. He is defeated when she throws ice at him as she falls, freezing him to a wall.[2] In The Cheetah Who Cried Wolf, Solomon Grundy shows up at a senior center and scares the residents away. The Cheetah arrives and defeats him by tying him up with knitting yarn, but releases him when he admits to only intending to recite a poem for Senior Center Open Mic Night.
Season three[]
In Stealth 101 Part 1, when Batgirl and Poison Ivy test out stealth gear, they encounter Grundy in a nighttime alley and end up fighting him.
Season four[]
In Ring Me Maybe Part 1, Solomon Grundy appears fighting Hal Jordan on a nighttime rooftop in a video being played at Hal's going-away party. Grundy manages to knock Hal off the roof, but is defeated when Hal saves himself and subdues him using a giant hand construct. He later appears crashing the party at Capes & Cowls to seek revenge on Green Lantern, only to be defeated by Hal's schoolmates attending the party. In Ring Me Maybe Part 2, he makes a cameo appearance under arrest and being escorted by Batgirl into the Battywagon to be sent to prison. In Ha-Ha Horticulture, Grundy appears jumping onto Harley Quinn's ATV when she travels with Poison Ivy through a swamp to collect flowers to undo the effects of Ivy's sleeping poppy experiment. Intending to eat them, Harley knocks him off with a spring-loaded boxing glove in her ATV. Poison Ivy then defeats him by restraining him with vines.
Depiction in comics[]
Finals Crisis[]
In Finals Crisis, Commissioner Gordon receives a phone call that Solomon Grundy has appeared downtown Metropolis while grading papers in the faculty lounge at night and leaves to go there. Earlier that day, Grundy robbed a bank in front of Harley Quinn as she searches for her missing friends. Upon exiting the bank, she subdues him by throwing a glitter bomb at him. When she asks him what he has done with her friends, he replies that he "don't know about any friends" and that he just wants to rob the bank. After she notices grown vines outside the bank, she deduces that Poison Ivy has been there and leaves him.
Summer Olympus[]
In Summer Olympus, Grundy makes a cameo appearance arrested in the back of a Metropolis S.C.U. truck with Cheshire and Killer Moth, remarking that he "no like jail". The truck is driven away when the Double Dare Twins are locked in the back as well after being arrested.
Past Times at Super Hero High[]
In Past Times at Super Hero High, Wonder Woman mentions to Bumblebee in an altered timeline that she has seen her stand up to Grundy, Giganta and Killer Croc in her timeline. Later, while Batgirl and Harley Quinn attempt to travel from through time to return to the present, they arrive in late 1980s Metropolis where they see Grundy attacking a young Amanda Waller on a Metropolis street. Batgirl tells Harley Quinn not to interfere so they do not alter the present. When it is revealed that Waller would not be Principal of Super Hero High School if they did not interfere, they return to that timeline to defeat Grundy and save her. They eventually defeat him by working with Amanda, restoring the present to normal.