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Lex Luthor is framed by the CSA and placed in Stryker's Prison.

Another version of Ultraman is teamed with Superman in vol. 3 of The Brave and the Bold, in issue 11. This version also comes from an antimatter universe, but his costume includes red gloves and boots, and has a different powerset and origin, which has not been expanded upon.

In JLA: Omega, the Alexander Luthor in the story is the original Earth-Three Alexander Luthor, Jr. who was the mastermind behind Infinite Crisis, and not the Lex Luthor seen in JLA: Earth-2. It is unexplained how the Crime Syndicate knows Alexander Luthor Jr. despite them being the antimatter Syndicate, or if they think he's their Lex Luthor. James Robinson, who wrote the story, has yet to explain this continuity gaffe. Also in the story, the Barry Allen counterpart of Johnny Quick does not wear his Silver Age costume, but rather the one worn by the Wally West counterpart, despite Power Ring being a Hal Jordan counterpart and wearing his Silver Age costume.

Other Versions
JLA: Another Nail
JLA: Another Nail
JLA: Another Nail
Outside normal comics continuity, the original Crime Syndicate makes an appearance in the 2004 3-issue Elseworlds miniseries "JLA: Another Nail", the sequel to 1998's "JLA: The Nail". In the second issue, the Flash (Barry Allen) and the Atom (Ray Palmer), after accidentally crossing into another dimension, end up captured by the Crime Syndicate, who is based on the original Silver Age versions, with some differences (Super-Woman having thigh-high boots, among others). This story has since been incorporated as one of the 52 multiverse parallel worlds, though its numeration has yet to be revealed.

Teen Titans Go!
In issue 48 of the series (based on the 2003 Teen Titans cartoon show), as the team tries to return Kilowatt to his home dimension, they end up fighting their evil counterparts, the Teen Tyrants, made up of Aqualad (looking like his later Tempest incarnation), Speedy (resembling his Arsenal look), Red Robin, Red Raven (resembling the show's version of Jinx), and Blackfire. The Titans are aided by the heroic Brotherhood of Justice, a good version of the Brotherhood of Evil.

Other Media
Television
Batman: The Brave and the Bold

Injustice Syndicate
Injustice Syndicate
This version is named The Injustcie Syndicate, and are made up of alternate vesions of recurring heroes of series: Owlman (Batman), Blue Bowman (Green Arrow), Scarlet Scarb (Blue Beetle), Silver Cyclone (Red Tornado) and Dyna-Mite (Ryan Choi) act as main members, along with parallel versions of Aquaman, Plastic Man, Fire, Wildcat and B´wana Beast. The Syndicate beats a group of heroes made up of alternative versions of recurring villains (Black Manta, Brain, Clock King, Doctor Polaris, Gentleman Ghost, Gorilla Groodd, Kite Man and Sinestro) led by Red Hood (The Joker).

They appear in first season episode "Deep cover for Batman!". In the intro Red Hood is beaten by the Injsutice Syndicate and take his Phase Oscilator, a machine created to travel between parallel worlds. Owlman travels to the last destination that Hood marked in the device. He appears in Batcave so he attacks Batman, and during the struggle Owlman is defeated and tied up. Batman, taking this opportunity, disguises himself as Owlman, travels to his world and infiltrates the Syndicate.

Batman's disguise convinces them to not invade the planet because it is full of superheroes, but then Silver Cyclone propose to blow up the entire planet as a plan B. In order to assemble the weapon they steal the Prometheum 90 Isotope, and capture Red Hood in the process. Batman in disguise manages to ally himself with the Red Hood. Blue Bowman does not trust this "Owlman" and asks Dyna-Mite to spy on him revealing his identity to the Syndicate. At the end of the episode the caged heroes are released and fight along Batman, taking down the Syndicate.

Movies
Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths

The Crime Syndicate
The Crime Syndicate
This version of the Crime Syndicate is structured like a mob family, with the 6 original members (the sixth being J'edd Jarkus, an evil Martian Manhunter) serving as the "bosses" and Ultraman (who in this film is based on a stereotypical Italian mobster) acting as the "boss of bosses". The metahumans who serve them are known as "made men" because their powers are provided by the original 5 as a reward for their duties, and they also have foot soldiers who are non-powered. Members include the following: