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.

Also from 2012’s Action League Flashpoint line, this fellow is supposed to be Professor Zoom but looks more like Zoom (I wish toy companies et al would get it straight).  With his fist raised, he’s about 3 inches tall, although his head is pretty much at 2.5 inches.

This also comes in a two-pack with the Flash, although fortunately a different-looking Flash from the Citizen Cold pack.  And can also probably still be found at retail.

This Wizard-exclusive Heroclix is supposed to be Professor Zoom, although it sure looks like Zoom to me.  However, it’s not a repaint of the Zoom Heroclix; they’re both unique sculpts.

About time I updated this blog for the first time in ages.

As far as I know, this figure is from 1998.  It’s certainly the oldest Reverse-Flash figure that I’m aware of.  It was a mail-in ToyFare Magazine exclusive and thus of fairly limited release, but a quick Googling just now shows that Amazon and a few other sites are selling the odd one here and there.  It’s a repaint of a Total Justice Flash figure, and considering the era it comes from, not a terribly great sculpt to begin with.  I don’t own one, and won’t be going to great lengths to get one unless I see it cheap.

It’s 5 inches tall.

Blammoids Reverse-Flash, to be released by DC Direct in December 2010.  Not many Blammoids characters have been produced so far and I don’t know much about it, but it’s a very quirky line.  Zoom is a repaint of the Flash figure.

From the Pocket Heroes line in 2003, here’s a set consisting of Mirror Master and Professor Zoom.  Only 3.25 inches tall and not particulary detailed, but cute.  Mirror Master comes with a small accessory ‘mirror’, made of circular plastic covered by a sticker.

This set is fairly cheap and easy to find even now.