To which I replied:doublemoonlight wrote: hey kor will you do one for supervilians?
So since it's been more than two weeks since that poll, I guess I'll keep my wordKor wrote: I suppose I'll do that, but probably not in the next 2 weeks.
To which I replied:doublemoonlight wrote: hey kor will you do one for supervilians?
So since it's been more than two weeks since that poll, I guess I'll keep my wordKor wrote: I suppose I'll do that, but probably not in the next 2 weeks.

But, Marvel has only bad villains.GinRei wrote: Outside of Batman's rogue gallery, DC has really bad villains. Marvel definitely wins.
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Oh please. Spidey's rogue gallery is close to Batman's level as it is. Throw in the Avengers' villains, the respective characters within the Avengers' villains, X-men villains, Doctor Doom, etc., and Marvel clearly comes out on top.ProfParanoia wrote:But, Marvel has only bad villains.GinRei wrote: Outside of Batman's rogue gallery, DC has really bad villains. Marvel definitely wins.
Stop being ridiculous.Conan324 wrote: Gin is the greatest villain ever, im going with DC.
Not really, spiderman's villains are much more like superman's, but a lot less powerful. Loki was lame even in actual Norse mythology let alone Thor's universe, Iron Man's are racist/anti-soviet to the point of offensive, Capt American's are pretty one note, Mefisto is just hilarious, and Doctor Doom is good but not enough to justify the statement that Marvel's is clearly better.GinRei wrote:Oh please. Spidey's rogue gallery is close to Batman's level as it is. Throw in the Avengers' villains, the respective characters within the Avengers' villains, X-men villains, Doctor Doom, etc., and Marvel clearly comes out on top.ProfParanoia wrote:But, Marvel has only bad villains.GinRei wrote: Outside of Batman's rogue gallery, DC has really bad villains. Marvel definitely wins.

They really don't have any more, the problem is that the time in which the DC ones were thought up (as opposed to the spiderman and x-men ones) were from a time that their meaning wouldn't be graspable. Just like with Marvel heroes, people are confusing angst and "relateable" qualities with depth. Also people seem to think that just people they are given some shallow reason why they're evil makes them inherently better.Kor wrote: The Marvel villains always seemed to me like they had more depth than the DC villains.
The only good DC villains I can think of are from Batman...