For example, I was NEVER a Kraven fan.... until Last Hunt.
To me, that's nearly the epitome of a villain successfully pulling off a scheme.
For example, I was NEVER a Kraven fan.... until Last Hunt.
To me, that's nearly the epitome of a villain successfully pulling off a scheme.
The Swarm. Guy's never really gotten a good story, but he's a friggin Nazi Made of Bees!
which always reminds me of the Eddie Izzard bit when I talk about it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xs-tl6GBOBo
"if you ever disagree it means that you are wrong."
Savior. Terrible character that I can't help but love. A murderer who has a sort of psychic power that can make his thoughts become reality. Oh, and he carved the Superman symbol into his forehead.
I want to say Superman's old best friend Kenny Braverman aka Conduit. Loved the stories of them two going at it, although most people hated the character. Enjoyed having a villain going all out on a superhero that they know the identity of.
Mr. Sinister's original gang, the Nasty Boys.
Actually they were his second gang. People think they were first often because of the cartoon but the Marauders were the originals.
That said yes, they were awesome. Especially Gorgeous George (He's a faux cockney made of slime! What's not to love?)
And I love Mr Fish, just because his origin is so wonderfully insane (Man winds up mutated into becoming part fish, automatically decides becoming a supervillain is the right career choice)
For me it is Rhino.
“In case you ever cross the path of a Cosmic Champion, here’s a couple of thing’s to remember. First, don’t try and make a deal. They really don’t do compromise. Second… and this on is the really important one… don’t ever turn your back. Never ever. Because no matter how big a bastard you might like to think you are… the Cosmic Champion is a bigger bastard than you could ever hope to be.”
- Jack Staff special 3
Calender Man.
He really is awful but.....
Once again, thank you Batman: Brave & the Bold, for using him right.
Corrina Lawson: Writer, Mom, Geek & Superhero.
Phoenix Rising, a superhero adventure, coming in November.
Stegron, Swarm, and The Rose
For DC, Tarantula.
For-Real-True is only true now.
Story-True is true forever.
-Lizzie Hexam "The Unwritten"
Have either of you ever seen the show the Venture Bros? There is a HYSTERICAL Calendar Man parody named Mr. Monday who has this borderline sexual obsession with Monday. Good stuff.
She hasn't gotten much screentime, but I LOVE the new Whiplash that was featured in Thunderbolts during the Civil War.
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