Do You Have a Favorite Comic Book Villain?!
Question: Do You Have a Favorite Comic Book Villain!?
If so, I would like to know who he, she, or it might be and why you like that character!. I'm not interested in anime or manga villains, and please don't pick the Joker just because you loved Heath Ledger in 'The Dark Knight' and have never actually read a comic book featuring the Joker!.
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Although not the purest of villains, which frankly is why I like him so much, I love what they have been doing with Black Adam starting in 52!. The character is so tragic, and has so much potential to do good!.!.!. it just makes for a very compelling character!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
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Marshal Law who is both antagonist and protagonist because he 'retires' heroes from active service !
*"Superhero parodies have been with us since the days of Supersnipe and The Red Tornado!. During the 1980s!. the superheroes were still around, but they'd changed!. The era of grim'n'gritty heroes called for a grim'n'gritty parody!. In Marshal Law, writer Pat Mills (Judge Dredd) and artist Kevin O'Neill (Nemesis) took all the grim and all the gritty characteristics of contemporary long-underwear guys, exaggerated them beyond reason as a good parody should, and distilled them into the grimmest, grittiest superhero of all!.
Marshal Law operated in the near-future city of San Futuro, built on the ruins of San Francisco following a devastating earthquake, the long-expected "Big One"!. Genetic engineering had made super-powered people common (not that they weren't already pretty common in comic books), and among the super-powered was Joe Gilmore, an ex-soldier consumed with the self-loathing that sometimes afflicts those who have done what he'd done!. Joe became a government-sanctioned superhero, whose assignment was to rid the city of the freelance "heroes" who were continuing to use their military empowerment and training in civilian life, to the detriment of the community!. His powers included super strength and inability to feel pain!. The latter made it possible for him to carry on even when grievously injured, enabling greater display of blood and mayhem!."
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Marshal Law who is both antagonist and protagonist because he 'retires' heroes from active service !
*"Superhero parodies have been with us since the days of Supersnipe and The Red Tornado!. During the 1980s!. the superheroes were still around, but they'd changed!. The era of grim'n'gritty heroes called for a grim'n'gritty parody!. In Marshal Law, writer Pat Mills (Judge Dredd) and artist Kevin O'Neill (Nemesis) took all the grim and all the gritty characteristics of contemporary long-underwear guys, exaggerated them beyond reason as a good parody should, and distilled them into the grimmest, grittiest superhero of all!.
Marshal Law operated in the near-future city of San Futuro, built on the ruins of San Francisco following a devastating earthquake, the long-expected "Big One"!. Genetic engineering had made super-powered people common (not that they weren't already pretty common in comic books), and among the super-powered was Joe Gilmore, an ex-soldier consumed with the self-loathing that sometimes afflicts those who have done what he'd done!. Joe became a government-sanctioned superhero, whose assignment was to rid the city of the freelance "heroes" who were continuing to use their military empowerment and training in civilian life, to the detriment of the community!. His powers included super strength and inability to feel pain!. The latter made it possible for him to carry on even when grievously injured, enabling greater display of blood and mayhem!."
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*http://www!.toonopedia!.com/mrshalaw!.htm
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The Punisher in Spiderman!. Www@Enter-QA@Com