The Ten of Spades is one of the core members of the Royal Flush Gang. In the many incarnations of the gang, several people have used the alias of Ten. The first was Tom Dillon, the original Ten of Clubs, who changed to Spades when their leadership changed. He was briefly replaced by Mike Bailey. Bailey retired after his first job, and Dillon was killed in battle against the Justice League Detroit. The third Ten, former test pilot Wanda Wayland, has been the most successful to wear the title to date. Since the expansion of the Royal Flush Gang, several other people have taken up the Ten card, though Wanda still operates under the alias herself. She has occasionally had help from her own gang, Ten's Little Indians.
Tom Dillon first appeared in Justice League of America #43 (March 1968), and became Ten of Spades in Joker #5 (February 1976). Michael Bailey first appeared in Wonder Woman #252 (June 1979) and become Ten four issues later. Wanda Wayland was introduced in Justice League of America #203 (June 1982).
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| ♠ ♥ Royal Flush Gang ♣ ♦ | ||
|---|---|---|
| Face cards | King of Spades • Queen of Spades • Jack of Spades • Ace of Spades • Ten of Spades | |
| King of Clubs • Queen of Clubs • Jack of Clubs • Ace of Clubs • Ten of Clubs | ||
| King of Hearts • Queen of Hearts • Jack of Hearts • Ace of Hearts • Ten of Hearts | ||
| King of Diamonds • Queen of Diamonds • Jack of Diamonds • Ace of Diamonds • Ten of Diamonds | ||
| Miscellaneous | King • Queen • Ace • Atlantic City • Booster Gold • Derek Reston • Gambler • Hi-Jack • House of Cards • Joker • Las Vegas • Stellaration • Ten's Little Indians • Wild Card | |
| Pips | 9♠ • 8♠ • 7♠ • 6♠ • 5♠ • 4♠ • 3♠ • 2♠ | 9♥ • 8♥ • 7♥ • 6♥ • 5♥ • 4♥ • 3♥ • 2♥ |
| 9♣ • 8♣ • 7♣ • 6♣ • 5♣ • 4♣ • 3♣ • 2♣ | 9♦ • 8♦ • 7♦ • 6♦ • 5♦ • 4♦ • 3♦ • 2♦ | |
| Adaptations | Super Friends • DCAU • Doom • BTBATB • Arrowverse | |