The Condiment King was supposed to be a joke. Anyone who watched that episode would get that.

Ika7734: The Condiment King was supposed to be a joke. Anyone who watched that episode would get that.

He's a blatant rip-off of Chuck, The Evil Sandwich Making Guy.

When I used to purchase Wizard magazine, they would have a "Mort of the Month"

Ika7734: The Condiment King was supposed to be a joke. Anyone who watched that episode would get that.

He should have been replaced by the Whizzer. Pairing a yellow suit with that name? Really?

Also, Calendar Man is somewhat less pathetic in Arkham City. Speaking of that, I need to visit him Thursday.

on Friday at 4pm

because comic book writers work 8 to 4 jobs, screw around until the end of the week and then rush to meet the deadline on Friday?

Had no idea it worked that way.

I loved those crappy DC villains. Brave and the Bold made me appreciate them.

I may be wrong, but didn't another writer turn the Calendar Man into a sadistic serial killer, thus reviving the concept and giving it slight credibility?

whizbangthedirtfarmer: I may be wrong, but didn't another writer turn the Calendar Man into a sadistic serial killer, thus reviving the concept and giving it slight credibility?

Indeed. I'm pretty sure you're referencing The Long Halloween version. Certain incarnations of the guy (someone else also mentioned the Arkham City one) actually turned out pretty good.

I'm sorry if Christopher Nolan can't script Kite Man into the next movie I'm done with the "Dark Knight" series.

Ika7734: The Condiment King was supposed to be a joke. Anyone who watched that episode would get that.

True.

I thought that episode was great. Condiment King, the Pack Rat, and Mighty Mom were awesome villainous personas.

To the Fisherman's credit, he did almost kill Brock Samson.

RatOmeter: on Friday at 4pm

because comic book writers work 8 to 4 jobs, screw around until the end of the week and then rush to meet the deadline on Friday?

Had no idea it worked that way.

Hard to place blame since they were usually collaborative efforts but comics creators used to miss deadlines all the time, especially at Marvel where it became common practice to keep "inventory" stories, fill-ins for regular continuity or run reprints in regular titles. "Dreaded deadline doom" was a pretty common phrase in the letter columns.

I know it wasn't a Comic Book and it was intentionally a parody but The Tick had the best inane villains.

Nintenfreak: I loved those crappy DC villains. Brave and the Bold made me appreciate them.

And now it's cancelled. Fortunately, the next to last episode had the Creature Commandos, and the final episode had Ambush Bug (which makes perfect sense).

WellBelowAverage: I know it wasn't a Comic Book and it was intentionally a parody but The Tick had the best inane villains.

I always felt like it was less parody and more hyper-sincere about what a world would be like if all the good superhero personas were taken.

But that might have just been my feeling about the TV show.

WellBelowAverage: I know it wasn't a Comic Book and it was intentionally a parody but The Tick had the best inane villains.

I think Word Girl has better inane villains.

Paste Pot Pete was a fu*king fool, he fu*ked the teacher on first day of school.

WellBelowAverage: I know it wasn't a Comic Book and it was intentionally a parody but The Tick had the best inane villains.

It was a comic before it was a show.

stevetherobot: WellBelowAverage: I know it wasn't a Comic Book and it was intentionally a parody but The Tick had the best inane villains.

I think Word Girl has better inane villains.

Which gets even better when Chuck tries to take it up a notch - as the "Handsome Panther".

/Don't release nocturnal zoo animals in the day and expect great results.

Came here to protest that Paste-Pot Pete got overlooked... but sadly, he was in TFA.

/ Go Sticky Peter!
//Shooting more gooey globs than teenage Peter Parker!
//His arch-enemy is Mom Walks In On Him...

This article could just have been the top 10 worst Batman Villians

Just add any 5 of the following:

Batzarro
Calculator
Clue Master
Firebug
Humpty Dumpty
Killer Moth
King Tut
Man-Bat
Ventriloquist

What? No Ten-Eyed Man? The Batman villian with the power to see through his fingertips?

(I bet wiping his ass or picking his nose is 100x grosser than it is for normal folks)

FuryOfFirestorm: What? No Ten-Eyed Man? The Batman villian with the power to see through his fingertips?

(I bet wiping his ass or picking his nose is 100x grosser than it is for normal folks)

I missed that one...awful, just awful.

List fails without venom and omega red

Fisherman is Aquaman's opponent? I thought it was Black Manta. WTH?

List fails without:

Kangaroo_Ralph: Nintenfreak: I loved those crappy DC villains. Brave and the Bold made me appreciate them.

And now it's cancelled. Fortunately, the next to last episode had the Creature Commandos, and the final episode had Ambush Bug (which makes perfect sense).

we'll get a new one, one of these days, I'm sure.

Leave out Dr. Bong, will you? Sneer! Sneer!

Also, the guy that gets new random powers every time he's killed, and villains just keep killing him.

Superboy Prime, there, I said it.

Note: Batman has been around for a zillion years, he is going to have a fair number of terrible, terrible Golden Age oneshot villains. Also, he is human with no superpowers, so he can't have tons of dudes with alien powers or anything. Plus he was extra campy as a result of the tv series.

For my money Daredevil has the worst rogues outside of his core, after all, he is just a blind guy whose power is that he can "see" and doesn't give up.

Don't laugh at his hat.
Never laugh at his hat.

FuryOfFirestorm: What? No Ten-Eyed Man? The Batman villian with the power to see through his fingertips?

(I bet wiping his ass or picking his nose is 100x grosser than it is for normal folks)



You might think he's a pushover, but with his powers escape would be child's play!

Supes: FuryOfFirestorm: What? No Ten-Eyed Man? The Batman villian with the power to see through his fingertips?

(I bet wiping his ass or picking his nose is 100x grosser than it is for normal folks)

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You might think he's a pushover, but with his powers escape would be child's play!

Good thing he can't smell all the different possible odors that can exist or else he would be omnipotent.

Some bad villians

Typeface(spiderman foe)
Diablo(fantastic four)
The Walrus(spiderman)
stiltman(daredevil)
Tomorrowman(not sure)

Everyone killed at the Bar with No Name.

CygnusDarius: Well, there's also the Walrus.

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And the black talon:

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me like brains

Supes: FuryOfFirestorm: What? No Ten-Eyed Man? The Batman villian with the power to see through his fingertips?

(I bet wiping his ass or picking his nose is 100x grosser than it is for normal folks)

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You might think he's a pushover, but with his powers escape would be child's play!

I never heard of this guy before. Poor dude... probably went evil because the very first time he went to fap gave him a horrible image of his own junk. If I couldn't fap, I'd go evil too.

Calm Down You Spaz: List fails without venom and omega red

You shut your mouth, sir.

/Omega Red's my boy!
//Since I was little!
///You can keep Venom.

faerniir: Calm Down You Spaz: List fails without venom and omega red

You shut your mouth, sir.

/Omega Red's my boy!
//Since I was little!
///You can keep Venom.

This! Omega Red is the shiznit!