A rebuttal of sorts

[skemono]

I like to consider the following page a response to Adrian Veidt, even though I have no reason to believe the mangaka has actually read Watchmen.

( But it amuses me. )

Villains Being Awesome: Darkseid's Fall from Grace

[auggie18]

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Villians Being Awesome: Lex's DIY Supervillainy

[espanolbot]

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Villains Being Awesome: Two-Face Invades Jim Gordon's Retirement Party

[espanolbot]

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Interesting New (And one really old) Series From NYCC

[azure_flame_god003]

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Villains Being Awesome: The Kingpin Starts a New Life

[cyberghostface]

( Scans under the cut... )

Justice League Beyond 2.0 #4

[superboyprime]

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NYCC 2013: Putting The Band Back Together

[chrisdv]

( Guess who's back? )

Villains Being Awesome: Mastermind

[starwolf_oakley]

UNCANNY X-MEN #170. Mastermind, a.k.a. Jason Wyngarde, has an awesome moment that will have long-reaching consequences for the X-Men.

( Wasn't this the plot of an Uncle Scrooge comic? )

Villains Being Awesome: The Riddler channels Rube Goldberg.

[lego_joker]

From The Batman Chronicles #3: "Riddle of the Jinxed Sphinx". A criminally underrated little Riddler tale, if I do say so myself. I find the art (a rather interesting collaboration between Bill Sienkiewicz and Brian Stelfreeze) to be rather hit-and-miss, but goddamn it all if Doug Moench didn't write one of the best Eddie portrayals ever.

The general plot: Riddler decides to do away with his riddles once and for all, and begins to hire himself out as a generic mastermind to various crime bosses in Gotham. Mind you, this doesn't mean that he totally abstains from riddles - just that he won't send them to law enforcement anymore. Like the Eddie we all know and love, he still performs his crimes with that overly complex supervillain flair.

( Nice diner you got here... shame if something happened to it... )