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What If Batman's Villains Considered Economic Theory?
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06/11/09
Granted a Henchmans life is a short one. But if you want good henchmen ,its all about good managment. The Penguin had..er Penguin henchmen. Easily distracted by fish and ice. Poison Ivy got it right with Bane (only in the crappy film), but Alas Joel schumacher made Bane so pathetic he got sidlined as a gunting shite sidekick.
There needs to be online villian managment programs. Get to know your henchmen. what makes them tick.
You might love or hate Austin Powers. But he delved deep into the life of a Henchman. Thats good villian managment. And he's bald!!!
06/11/09
"If you want something done right, you gotta do it yourself!"
As said by a bazillion villains in a bazillion movies and comic books.
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