In 1997, the JLA set of Overpower cards included several for James Jesse. Overpower was a collectible trading card game for players to battle each other’s teams, and each character was given stats and abilities to facilitate play.

These images show the various Trickster cards in the set.

Cards from series I of the DC Cosmic Cards set, released in 1992 by Impel.  

The ‘Great Battles’ cards depict interpretations of classic comics storylines (for instance, the three cards with Dr Alchemy are re-creating scenes from Justice League of America v1 #21-22, and the Millennium card shows Suicide Squad’s involvement in the crossover).

In 1995, Skybox released a villains trading card set under the name DC Villains: The Dark Judgment.  The art is all painted and unique to this set (meaning it isn’t used anywhere else).  Several Rogues were part of it.

I only found out about this the other day.  Heroclix player Nick Stanton won a tournament in 2011, and as his prize he got to choose a group to give an “Additional Team Ability” to.  He chose the Rogues, so they now have an official card which gives them extra capabilities in the game (and listening to players complain about them, it sounds like they needed it).

WizKids discusses some of the new ATA cards here, and you can print your own here.