In other media Television Rex Tyler   appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold animated series episode "The Golden Age of Justice", voiced by Lex Lang. This version uses an hourglass-shaped device to fuel his powers instead of Miraclo and appears as a member of an aged Justice Society of America. Rex Tyler appears in the Legends of Tomorrow live-action series, portrayed by Patrick J. Adams. This version is the leader of the Justice Society of America. At the end of the first season, he warns the Legends not to travel to 1942 due to their impending deaths only to vanish shortly afterwards. During the second season, the team meets Tyler's past self when they ignore his warning. Tyler is killed by the Reverse-Flash at the end of the episode "The Justice Society of America", erasing his future self who had discovered the Reverse-Flash's plans and warned the Legends from existence. Before his death, Rex was in a relationship with Amaya Jiwe / Vixen, who went after and later joined the Legends to avenge Rex. Rex Tyler appears in the live-action DC Universe series Stargirl, portrayed by Lou Ferrigno, Jr. This version uses a special hourglass amulet that gives him superpowers for one full hour. Ten years prior to the series, Rex was with the Justice Society when the Injustice Society attacked their headquarters; fighting off Tigress and Wizard. Having survived the attack, he and his wife Wendi tracked the Injustice Society to Blue Valley before they were killed in a car accident caused by Solomon Grundy; leaving behind a son, Rick Tyler, who would go on to take up his father's mantle and amulet to avenge his parents. Rex Tyler was parodied in the Robot Chicken episode "Tapping a Hero", voiced by Seth Green, in which he promotes an erectile dysfunction pill guaranteed to make "you an hour-man, just like me!"
In other media Television Rex Tyler was parodied in the Robot Chicken episode "Tapping a Hero", voiced by Seth Green, in which he promotes an erectile dysfunction pill guaranteed to make "you an hour-man, just like me!" Rex Tyler appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold animated series episode "The Golden Age of Justice", voiced by Lex Lang. This version uses an hourglass-shaped device to fuel his powers instead of Miraclo and appears as a member of an aged Justice Society of America. Rex Tyler appears in the Legends of Tomorrow live-action series, portrayed by Patrick J. Adams. This version is the leader of the Justice Society of America. At the end of the first season, he warns the Legends not to travel to 1942 due to their impending deaths only to vanish shortly afterwards. During the second season, the team meets Tyler's past self when they ignore his warning. Tyler is killed by the Reverse-Flash at the end of the episode "The Justice Society of America", erasing his future self who had discovered the Reverse-Flash's plans and warned the Legends from existence. Before his death, Rex was in a relationship with Amaya Jiwe / Vixen, who went after and later joined the Legends to avenge Rex. Rex Tyler appears in the live-action DC Universe series Stargirl, portrayed by Lou Ferrigno, Jr. This version uses a special hourglass amulet that gives him superpowers for one full hour. Ten years prior to the series, Rex was with the Justice Society when the Injustice Society attacked their headquarters; fighting off Tigress and Wizard. Having survived the attack, he and his wife Wendi tracked the Injustice Society to Blue Valley before they were killed in a car accident caused by Solomon Grundy; leaving behind a son, Rick Tyler, who would go on to take up his father's mantle and amulet to avenge his parents. 
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was parodied in the Robot Chicken episode "Tapping a Hero", voiced by Seth Green, in which he promotes an erectile dysfunction pill guaranteed to make "you an hour-man, just like me!"
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Rex Tyler was parodied in the Robot Chicken episode "Tapping a Hero", voiced by Seth Green, in which he promotes an erectile dysfunction pill guaranteed to make "you an hour-man, just like me!"