As a former mad-scientist who owns a secret lair inside the Krakatoa volcano (currently on lease to another ioniner) and who was for a time bent on conquering the world, until the bad economy took its toll, I feel it's my obligation to defend my fellow comrade in arms, Syndrome.
Need I remind people that Syndrome invented a number of extremely useful things, like his flying boots and his zero-point-energy weapon?
I'm constantly appalled by how little love we mad scientists get. If it wasn't for us, those pathetic heroes would live depressing and unfulfilled lives.
@crashedpc : ゴキブリ and 蟑螂 division: Ooh, good point.
I think we can make a case for the C.H's as fans-gone-bad, in the same way that Comic Book Guy did in the mentioned episode.
Superheroes in costume in comics? Good.
Fat unemployed nerds in costume IRL? Bad.
the Trio from Buffy was an insult; make fun of "Comic Book Guys" if you will, but he made them such preening idiots that it wasn't at all what I thought an "evil nerd organization" should be like
a true sign that by the final seasons, the Buffy writers were going mad with power
How on Earth-Prime could you forget to mention Elijah Price- Mr. Glass from "Unbreakable"? He caused major catastrophes just to smoke out his hero and justify his supervillain existence! Plus Sam Jackson looked so cool in that Shilo Norman hairdo.
@John Hazard: I second the nomination of Mr. Glass.
Also, I would contend that Wannabe from the Freshmen comics qualifies. Being a comic nerd and having sided with the villains at least once, and some indications might be pointing that way again.
Justice League, what happened to you? You used to be cool, but then decided to be "trendy" and change your name to "Justice League Unlimited". You then became a former shell of you former self, and lost everything that made you enjoyable to be around.
Justice League Unlimited is what made the DCAU a full fledged universe with a solid sense of continuity that tied everything Timm and Dini ever did together.
"But, Aquaman, you cannot marry a woman without gills. You're from two different worlds... Oh, I've wasted my life."
Greatest Comic Book Guy quote ever.
@ManchuCandidate:
Comic Book Guy: I would like to return your quote-unquote Ultimate Belt.
Sarcastic Clerk: I see. Do you have a receipt, quote-unquote, sir?
Comic Book Guy: No, I do not have a receipt. I won it as a door prize at the Star Trek Convention, although I find their choice of prize highly illogical, as the average Trekker has no use for a medium sized belt.
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Need I remind people that Syndrome invented a number of extremely useful things, like his flying boots and his zero-point-energy weapon?
I'm constantly appalled by how little love we mad scientists get. If it wasn't for us, those pathetic heroes would live depressing and unfulfilled lives.
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I think we can make a case for the C.H's as fans-gone-bad, in the same way that Comic Book Guy did in the mentioned episode.
Superheroes in costume in comics? Good.
Fat unemployed nerds in costume IRL? Bad.
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a true sign that by the final seasons, the Buffy writers were going mad with power
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Also, I would contend that Wannabe from the Freshmen comics qualifies. Being a comic nerd and having sided with the villains at least once, and some indications might be pointing that way again.
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You put Superboy-Prime on here and didn't use the eight word quote that summed up his entire existence?
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I know, right?!
The Cadmus and Legion arcs were E.P.I.C.
Justice League Unlimited is what made the DCAU a full fledged universe with a solid sense of continuity that tied everything Timm and Dini ever did together.
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Greatest Comic Book Guy quote ever.
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Comic Book Guy: I would like to return your quote-unquote Ultimate Belt.
Sarcastic Clerk: I see. Do you have a receipt, quote-unquote, sir?
Comic Book Guy: No, I do not have a receipt. I won it as a door prize at the Star Trek Convention, although I find their choice of prize highly illogical, as the average Trekker has no use for a medium sized belt.
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