Supervillainy is a tricky thing

[q99]

Which is why, at times, it's best for a newbie villain to listen to advice on an expert on the subject.




Let's start with Paris Troika over here...



See, didn't that little piece of advice make everything better? :D


Now let's move on to the shocking dangerous villain, Voltaire! Even a power-house like him can occasionally use some advice.




And everyone was happy forever!

Two Pages from The Non-Adventures of Wonderella!

Comments

[biod]

I'm not gonna lie, Voltaire is an awesome name for a villain.

[q99]

Marquis de Sog has a pretty good one too :)

[icon_uk]

Not as good as, IIRC Kurt Busiek's creation, an earth manipulator who was called "Marquis de Sod"

[cainofdreaming]

... You do know that now that the Pandora's box has been opened it's only matter of time until someone comes up with "Marquis de Bog"?

[icon_uk]

Nah, that loses the all-important similarity to "Sade" I think.

[jkcarrier]

That was in Troy HIckman's "Common Grounds", wasn't it? Or did Kurt use it too?

[icon_uk]

No, you're absolutely right. I KNEW that the Kurt Busiek credit didn't feel right as I typed it but couldn't think who else would have done it, given his Astro City tendencies, but Troy Hickman/Common Grounds is spot on.