Create your own Batman villain

[ghost113]

I was thinking my characters press name would be the tooth fairy considering the police find some of the bodies without teeth.

[batbat_29640]

Originally Posted by droogiedroogie2

I want The Wrath to come back. He's featured in the old Batman Special: The Player on the Other Side.

I agree . . . update the costume and yeah i too would like to see a comeback.

[The Leaguer]

My ideal villain would be someone who had been in the Batman mythos for a few decades, was a complete pacifist, was a doctor, female, elderly and knew Batman's secret. Then she'd choke a b****.

[hippie_hunter]

Originally Posted by The Leaguer

My ideal villain would be someone who had been in the Batman mythos for a few decades, was a complete pacifist, was a doctor, female, elderly and knew Batman's secret. Then she'd choke a b****.

How about we name her Feslie Fraudkins.

And I thought that you liked War Crimes

[Kaizer]

Paper Boy - just like the video-game-character, a young boy on a bicycle throwing newspapers at batman and friends... different kinds of newspapers of course, some with bombs in them etc....

[ghost113]

lol kaizer.

what I get no love for my character damnnnn!!!!!!

[The Leaguer]

Originally Posted by hippie_hunter

How about we name her Feslie Fraudkins.

And I thought that you liked War Crimes

I did.

[ghost113]

hey ultimate really read your character she sounds completely nuts, Don't forget the phrase Gee golly too add to her library.

[Lots o lafs]

What about spoonman he wheres a cheetah thong that has an s on it and shoots lasers out of his nipples and his chest hair is like alot o whips

[ghost113]

LOL, what kind of camptastic villian is that?

[Lots o lafs]

that villian has to be batmans worst enemy i bet you dc takes this idea from me like they took the i dea of batman from me he was originally ratman they just gave him wings and he was going to be poor they just chagned it around a bit

[MiracloFiend]

The VaudeVillian. He would dress like an old timey movie villain (top hat, handlebar mustache, etc.), and he would perform nefarious old timey movie villain acts like tying women to railroad tracks, threaten to foreclose on morgages, etc..

[Lots o lafs]

Thats old school!

[Abe Rush]

It's so weird...

I've seen this kind of thread made on many different message boards, by many different people and although the "premise" is always interesting, in absolutely all of them, no exception, it always ended up in a bunch of jokes and silly characters. It's so strange, I just don't understand.

... it's a shame, really

[The Leaguer]

Actually, it's pretty entertaining.

[Abe Rush]

Personally, I think that it would be a lot more "entertaining" if people actually tried to create interesting characters that could in fact appear in Batman's world, but that might just be me...

... if you're having fun, all the better to you.

[The Leaguer]

Yeah, pretty much just you.

[ghost113]

Originally Posted by Ruf Chiyuuk

Personally, I think that it would be a lot more "entertaining" if people actually tried to create interesting characters that could in fact appear in Batman's world, but that might just be me...

... if you're having fun, all the better to you.

I was serious about my character and no one even said anything except for like one person

[Lots o lafs]

Originally Posted by Ruf Chiyuuk

Personally, I think that it would be a lot more "entertaining" if people actually tried to create interesting characters that could in fact appear in Batman's world, but that might just be me...

... if you're having fun, all the better to you.

dude my charcter would be in the old batman west style

[tyler-durden]

I read this thread way back when I wasn't even registered, the idea sounds kind of cool, wanted it to be brought back to life.

[Nepenthes]

hey yeah cool thread

Way before Under the Hood happened I always thought it would be cool if Poison Ivy ressurected Jason Todd herself, using the transferable life of the eternal Green or something (e.g. Swamp Thing) and reconstituing the damaged parts of his body the way she creates artificial lifeforms already. He'd essentially be a green-skinned, twisted version of a Robin; blissfully naive, happy and subservient, a parody of Dick Grayson when he was the cheerful hero sidekick. For Poison Ivy Jason is one of her greatest acheivements - for the first and only time she has created (or recreated) intelligent sentient life that is part human, part plant, and ALL HERS. This new man might the basis of all future intelligence on earth if she wills it. Creating this life makes her the ultimate Mother Earth figure like she always wanted to be.

The turn comes when plant-Jason is released from her mind control. Either he fights it out or she releases it voluntarily - it doesn't matter. What's important is that he seems to have forgotten his former life completely (the child abuse, life on the streets, sidekick career, executing rapists, betrayed by his mother, murdered horribly and slowly by the Joker...) and therefore he's no longer the rage-driven man he was prior to his death. No surprise there. For all appearances he's pretty normal, even what you'd call nice guy for someone who's lived the life he has. And now he's with Ivy, the woman who bought him back, and what happens is he chooses WILLINGLY to stay at her side and serve her desires. This has never happened to Ivy before, a man who treats her like a goddess without chemical inducement. I always thought of Jason as needing a mother figure anyway. Their relationship is....complex. He still has the powerful plant enhancments but absolutely no memory or trust remaining for Batman, no memory of former tragedy, and because of this is now well-adjusted, in control and happy. This is what Batman could never accomplish.

Eventually Batman finds the means to restore Jasons memory and identity, and he offers Jason the choice. Jason gets a review of his former life, and after much emotional handwringing he decides no, you had your chance Mr. Bruce, I like my new life, I don't even know you, best of luck but please stay the hell out of the way of me and my lady. This is the twist of the knife for Bruce. A completly balanced and otherwise friendly Jason Todd has chosen to assist the enemy; they will always be at odds now but Jason will never be capable of knowing the hurt batman feels because of it. Effectively he's still dead. For an extra twist it might be fun to make Jason dependant on human bodies to nourish himself, basically Morbius from Spiderman where he has to reluctanly break down and absorb peoples juices like a carnivourous plant. He feeds on criminals and anyone Ivy doesn't like.

yes it's a little slashy here and there but I used to think it could be the basis of a pretty good story. and i kinda based my username on it. Which was also shared by a plant creature i invented when i was 10 and also by a Maori tribal/gangbanger mutant from New Zealand for the x-men

[rpenguin]

Originally Posted by droogiedroogie2

On the whole, I tend to distrust new characters. When you actually look through all the old issues, there are so many characters just rusting and dusting away in the dustbin of history, that we don't need anything new. For every Breach getting a new title, there's an A-X just waiting to be revived. For every Hush terrorizing Batman, there's already a Wrath.

I agree completely. Imagine how much more powerful Hush would have been with Two-Face as the villain? They would have completely re-established the character!

[BATS N' HORNETS]

OK OK HERE IS A CHARACTER I AM WORKING ON CALLED MR. MENACE...

I am writing him into a fan-fiction called

BATMAN: THE MYSTERIOUS MENACE


A failed Gotham City surgeon, who lost his medical practice for performing inhumane operations & weird medical experiments, Jeremiah King a.k.a. Mr. Menace (HE ADOPTED THIS NAME AFTER BEING CALLED A MENACE BY THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY, WHO SHUNNED HIM) went to Arkham 20 years ago, but was released. Upon his release, he became a hermit and waited for the day to prove himself once again as a competent Dr. He is a modern day version of a Mad Scientist, who wants the Joker & the Riddler, for the purpose of studying their brains… the Joker being the most notoriously insane man in Gotham City, and the Riddler being the most notoriously intelligent man in Gotham City. He believes that with the right amount of brain transplant surgery (by combining parts of each of their brains) he can ultimately cure their psychological/social flaws. He has the notion that if he does this highly experimental surgery, he will be praised by Gotham City doctors, politicians and will be respected in the medical community once more.


IN MY STORY, YOU CAN PROBABLY GUESS THAT HE ABDUCTS JOKER & RIDDLER straight from Arkham Asylum.

[Kingjack93]

Here's mine. Nightmare: Dr. Victor Blackstone was a brilliant psychoanalyst at Arkham Asylum. his speciaty was dreams, specifically nightmares, he worked closely with his colleague Dr. Johnathan Crane. Howver, when Dr. Crane became Scarecrow Dr. Blackstone took over as the leading fear specialist at Arkham. Dr. Blackstone eventually found Crane's notes detailing his experiments with his "Fear gas" and decided to improve on them to suit his own deranged studies. Now the citizens of Gotham aren't even safe in their dreams, because Nightmare is waiting to unleash their deepest subconsious fears.

[roach]

and Idea I came up with...since Joker decides he isnt gonna be outdone by Batman Inc he starts his own agenda in Joker Inc....he begins creating other Jokers in his image