| Brick Frog | |
|---|---|
| The Venture Bros. character | |
 Brick Frog | |
| First appearance |
Bright Lights, Dean City |
| Voiced by |
Chris McCulloch |
| Information | |
| Occupation | Frog themed supervillain |
| Notable characteristics |
Frog themed costume Brick weapons |
| Alliances |
The Guild of Calamitous Intent |
Brick Frog is a minor supervillain on The Venture Bros.
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Character History
Brick Frog is a supervillain with no special powers, whose only villainous skills are brick throwing and frog being.
Brick Frog applied to join The Revenge Society when they held tryouts at One Impossible Plaza.[1] However, he was immediately rejected when he was first introduced, only managing to state his name before being asked to leave.
He was seen patronizing Don Hell's nightclub, implying that he is in The Guild of Calamitous Intent, as a Guild license is required in order to get in.[2] This was later confirmed when he was shown to be in attendance at a Guild meeting.[3]
Brick Frog was drinking at Ye Old Battleaxe when Dr. Mrs. The Monarch informed Battleaxe that her husband Haranguetan had been killed.[4] He later appeared at the party in VenTech Tower when it had been temporarily taken over by the Doom Factory, popping pills with Vespertina.[5]
Brick Frog was among the supervillains gathered on Rat Island when the fake Blue Morpho was "captured" by Tunnel Vision.[6]
Episode Appearances
Season 4
Season 5
Season 6
Season 7
Appearances in Other Media
- Brick Frog first appeared in 1991 in Christopher McCulloch's first self-published comic, Cement Shooz, a superhero parody similar to The Tick.
- Brick Frog's name appeared in the second episode of the 2001 live-action series The Tick. When Captain Liberty was looking for a super-villain for The Tick she scrolled past Brickfrog's name on her torch computer. Christopher McCulloch worked as a writer on the series prior to creating The Venture Bros.
- Brick Frog made a nonspeaking cameo appearance in the finale episode of Cartoon Network's OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes, "Thank You for Watching the Show", which aired on September 6th, 2019. The creator and showrunner of OK K.O.!, Ian Jones-Quartey, had previously worked as an inker, art director, and animation director on The Venture Bros. between 2006 and 2010.
Trivia
- Brick Frog originated with a foam rubber frog mask that Jackson Publick's mother created for him to wear in a school play when he was in the first grade. When Jackson was ten years old, his older cousin was playing superheroes with him and paired the frog mask with a foam rubber souvenir brick from Universal Studios, proclaiming "I'll be 'the Brick Frog.'" He thought it was the funniest thing he'd ever heard and created the character as a nod to his cousin.[7]
- In It Happening One Night if you look closely as Brock Samson and Rocco are driving down the street you can briefly spot some graffiti on a building front that reads, "You mess with the Frog, you get the brick".
- The term "frog" can refer to the indentation on the sides of bricks or the implement used to make it.
- The character has similarities to the 1942 Police Comics character "Brick Bat", a ridiculous villain whose gimmick was wearing a bat mask and throwing poison gas-filled bricks at people to kill them.
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