The Molder

CuCr-- you remembered that?! Curses!

We're out of order though, Wyld asked first and I crossed posts with him. Unless I am right, I suppose.

How odd.

Or his son, the Moldest.

And I was wondering earlier why you were absent. Wyld was in tears. IgMo was besides himself with grief. Lusipher was hopping mad (not angry mad, mind you).
The mod's were going to hold a moment of silence for you.

Ignatz got my question right, so his question takes precedence, and now Custom's gotten that question right.

Custom's thread, I think.

--wyld

It's all good then.

I'm asking this question knowing that the answer I have may be wrong. If it is, the correct answer is even too obscure for me.

Who was the earliest cold-themed villain in DC comics?

The Icicle, I would think (and I guess) but I bet you are sneakier than that.

I am, a bit. The villain I'm thinking of predated the Icicle.

Hmm... if I thought you'd been previously married, I'd say your ex-wife, but that's just not the case as far as I know. So, I have no idea at the moment.

I would take a moment to clarify what I mean by "cold-themed villain". While there may have been earlier villains who could freeze things (such as The Moon, from Adventure Comics #76), I am looking for villains who used cold not only as a weapon but as the basis of their entire persona, such as the Icicle.

Well I'll hazard a guess Jack Frost? Was the villians brother Heatmizer?

Um, well, yes, that's right; but who is the Italian Iceman? Sounds like the guy on Arch Street who sells Italian ices.