Out in 2012, this is volume two in a series of RPG sourcebooks.  It contains alphabetized biographies and gaming stats for a variety of DC characters, including quite a few Rogues.  

Some Rogues have shorter entries than others; the bios/stats for the Top and newer Rogues like Tar Pit and Girder are abbreviated and contained under the entry “The Rogues” rather than in their alphabetical position.  James Jesse is mentioned in Axel Walker’s entry, but doesn’t get any stats or much of a write-up.  The two Mirror Masters share an entry and each gets a biography, but seem to share stats.

The books are published by the gaming company Green Ronin.

The 1977 DC calendar doesn’t have a lot of Rogues content, but Abra Kadabra appears on the cover and there’s a bit of Grodd and the Rogues as part of the September pin-up.

DC used to publish annual calendars back in the 1970s, which featured new art from professional artists each month and fun things like trivia and puzzles.  

This particular calendar is from 1976, and is included here because a bunch of Rogues appeared as the April pin-up.

Incidentally, if you’ve ever seen the list of DC characters’ birthdays, it comes from this calendar.

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Honestly, the most terrible thing about this panel is the revelation that Piper’s underwear is green with white polka dots and Roscoe wears yellow stripes on his undergarments.  These guys should not be allowed to dress themselves.

A classic reblog of Rogues and their embarrassing underwear choices.

This officially-licenced “Junk Food” t-shirt features an image taken from Carmine Infantino’s classic Flash v1 #174 cover.  It’s purposely-faded to give it a vintage look.  Out in 2011.

Trickster and Pied Piper Heroclix, part of the Crisis set.  From 2008, obviously based on their storyline in Countdown.