Greatest Comicbook villian of all time!

[stryfe]

Vote! I will set a date of when to close poll.

 

[Demon Within]

hmmmm not to many votes.

 

[Doc Destruction]

Magneto. Such a great backstory and mix of true emotions. He even flirted with heroism, which only cemented his self righteous fight against humanity when it ultimately failed.

 

[venom892]

The Joker

 

[Demon Within]

Magneto. Such a great backstory and mix of true emotions. He even flirted with heroism, which only cemented his self righteous fight against humanity when it ultimately failed.

It was a tough choice between Doom and Magneto but I went with Doom. Without any real power he has taken down the top people not only on Earth but even Galactus and the Silver Surfer using his mind.

 

[IRON_Lad]

Joker

 

[stryfe]

Joker

Wont surprise me at all if the Joker wins this contest.

 

[Spike_x1]

Zombie Hulk.

 

[stryfe]

No votes for Darth Vader yet. Kind of interesting.

 

[shapeshifter]

No votes for Darth Vader yet. Kind of interesting.

the prequel trilogy made us all realize that under that suit darth is a little emo ****

 

[Joker]

Joker, easily. You may as well just close this now

 

[Nakon]

The Joker easily like said before me.

The best!

 

[SuperFerret]

Neither Megatron or Darth Vader are comic book villains. It's either between the Joker and Doom.

 

[shapeshifter]

thanos gets my vote.
he killed half of the universe
although if the devil were on there he/she/it would get my vote. because its the ****ing devil

 

[Joker]

thanos gets my vote.
he killed half of the universe
although if the devil were on there he/she/it would get my vote. because its the ****ing devil

Lucifer (as seen in Sandman and his own book) in the DCU isnt really a villain, or particularly evil.

 

[ShadowBoxing]

Neither Megatron or Darth Vader are comic book villains. It's either between the Joker and Doom.

Megatron first appeared in a comic book, it came out before the cartoon pilot premiered. In fact, there are more Transformers comics than episodes.

 

[stryfe]

Megatron first appeared in a comic book, it came out before the cartoon pilot premiered. In fact, there are more Transformers comics than episodes.

Further, Darth Vader has also been in comics. They were just made after the movies.

 

[WolfCypher]

I wish we could see who voted for who...I voted Joker.

 

[The Chris]

The Joker.

 

[SuperFerret]

Megatron first appeared in a comic book, it came out before the cartoon pilot premiered. In fact, there are more Transformers comics than episodes.

Further, Darth Vader has also been in comics. They were just made after the movies.

Fine. I'll give you Megs. But Vader was a movie villain originally.

 

[ShadowBoxing]

If we're talking Transformers, the worst of the worst is either Galvatron, who obliterated the [all but a handful] entire population of Earth and decimated nearly the entire ranks of the Autobots. Only leaving Rodimus decaying body holding, ironically, the Twin Towers up as a monument to the futility of the Autobot/surviving human cause. Or perhaps Starscream, who basically nuked all of San Francisco from the War World. Bludgeon could certainly get props for attacking the defenseless planet of care bear-like aliens on Klo...then using said planet as a death trap for Autobots.

If we're simply going on severity of action, Thanos certainly reigns supreme since he tried unmaking reality more than a few times and killed earth's mightiest warriors at least once, before having the event retconned.

The Joker certainly has more than his fair share of grizzly and perverted murders including but not limited to the paralysis of Barbara Gordon and the "death" of Jason Todd. I think he ever released this virus foreshadowed in "Batman R.I.P" I'd be forced to move him into the top spot, that was disgusting.

I'd have to give Mr. Sinister major recognition as a villain. He pretty much owns the art of ruining people's lives, specifically through subtle and manipulative means. Starting with making Scott Summer's childhood a living hell and moving onto turning Gambit into an accomplish in a huge mutant mass murdering spree. That has to count for something.

Then of course there is the Nazi War criminal, Red Skull. I met a holocaust survivor today as a matter of fact, and I have to say that was a grim reminder of an event so horrifying even the mind of a comic creator can barely think of anything worse.

 

[Franklin Richards]

 

[ShadowBoxing]

Dr. Doom is too much of a good guy at heart. He does evil sh**, sure, but he does it for the "right" reasons a lot of times. He also seems to have morals, or at least some honor and moral code he understands and follows...also it's kind of reiterated in alterate universe's that Doom will actually be one of Marvel's great heroes when the end times roll around. I think he's a great character, and a great foil for Richards, but purely as a villain, there are far worse than him.

 

[Franklin Richards]

Worse than convincing your true love to confess her love for you so that you can sacrifice her to hell for all eternity and use her skin for armor?


Pardon me, but that's EVIL!!!

 

[The Eagle Host]

Megatron.