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What are your favorite and/or best villains in comic book history? Name 'em.
54 responses total.
Joker comes immediately to mind, as does Magneto, before he got screwed up into Onslaught.
My vote is for Mr. Gone from The Maxx. I like the monsters in Hellboy (Mike Mignola rocks in horror comics). My favorite comics like Bone, Strangers in Paradice, and Negetive Burn, don't have straight out villians.
I like Juggernaut. I am not completely sure why but for some reason I like Juggernaut.. weird.
So I've heard. I havne't read Maxx lately, is Mr. Gone really that good?
If you have read lately, you would have read the origin of Gone... This is one of the best stories I have read... I can't describe it, just read it!
I like Hemorrage in the Vampirella comics, he can drain blood out of hookers just by looking at them ( just kidding, I don't really read Vampirella anymore, it was just a phase i was going through.)
I'm not responding to that!
Can I borrow the comics, Dave? Dark Pheonix suddenly comes to mind as a good one.
but, dave, yu already did respond.
what do you mean, bassman?
I think the best villain is the Joker. My favorite is Codpiece, a Doom Patrol villain. He had a codpiece that fired boxing gloves, cream pies, and missiles.
What happened to the good old days when the X-Men had a slew of good villains breathing down their necks? Oh, that's right.. Claremont had to leave, and the villains went with him.
chris claremont is considering writing an x-book or two again.. or possibly being an editor at Marvel..
That is odd. Since I read in an interveiw that Marvel came to him once before and he said that the only way he'd come back is if Marvel undid all that has happened since he left and that would not be fair to the readers. So he said he'd never go back to Marvel.
i dunno.. i think Bob Harras or someone went to great lengths to get him back to Marvel..
Well, if they do an X-men reborn thing, he might be able to... he could rewrite anything he bloody wanted.
I wouldn't mind see Claremont write the "Days of Future's Past" but in the actual current Marvel continuity.
that's what theyr'e going to do, as I understand it
No, in a interview in Wizard, they said that it was not the Day of Future Past... What you are thinking about is a new crossover called No Exit. Writter Scott Lobdell states, "While we're not going to see'Day's of Future Past,' we are going to be seeing events the will redefine the X-Men."
All events redefine X-Men. that's one of the problems.. every single bloody comic redefines them. They'll just change back to something else eventually anyway. I miss claremont's x-men.
We all do Steve, we all do...
And I miss Lee's art, dammit. These new distortion artists have taken all the dignity and character out of the X-Men.
This may date me, but I miss Paul Smith's art on X-Men. That and Silvestri. Those two were the best (in my opinion) artist on X-Men. (At least I didn't say I miss Kirby, then I'd be REALLY old)
Don't feel bad David. I miss Kirby's art.
Your not that old. You weren't reading comics when Kirby was drawing X-Men. How old are you?
I'm 25. I've just read reprints and poor issues of Kirby's work. I have early Iron Man and FF issues that are only worth a few bucks, but they're cool. Besides, how else can any of us afford an Iron Man #5 or an early X-Men.
reprints are great... they have the same content, and to the reader, they're no different. it's just when they came out.
Just as a brief digression... I think the only good thing Marvel has put out lately is their Essential graphic novels. For $13, you can get reprints of over 20 issues (in B&W) of the X-Men, Spiderman, or Wolverine. If only they could prduce such good work now...
slightly on that subject, I want to get my hands on the X-Tinction Agenda collection... I wonder if there are any around. The individual issues are still way up there in price
There is a trade paperback that is always in back order... go to any comic book store and ask to get the X-Tinction Agenda tpb and within three months you'll get it
Re #29: You could also order it for much cheaper from American Entertainment. They are a mail-order comic company that offers a lot of cheap Marvel and Image stuff. They also offer some of the varients, exclusive covers, and autographed stuff too. If you're interested, I'll mail you the info.
I've ordered a couple things from them, but I havne't seen them around lately. I didn't know they still had X-Tinction agenda available.. I'll check it out.
Actualy it's fast to go though American Entertainment, and they do have a lot of items on sale... but you still haveto pay shipping and handling... which can get big exspecaly if you get the rush delivery
The shipping and handling is always a drawback on orders, but I usually order enough cheap stuff to make it worthwhile.
No kidding. besides, you get your money's worth in convenience.
also in American Entertainment, when you order an X emont of comic you get lots of free comics (the ones that nobody wants) :)
but the ones that nobody wants are the ones *I* usually want.. you realize, of course, that means i am nobody.. but i've always known that..
your not nobody, your just weird... and nothing is wrong with being weird, because all of us are weird here
i enjoy being weird.. EMBRACE YOUR WEIRDNESS!!!
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