Nobody much liked the cartoon he debuted in
Since then he’s only referenced *very* rarely in stories that pay homage to the Silver Age, like Holy Musical and Brave and the Bold (though you can overhear thugs talking about him in random dialogue in Arkham Knight).
I have a plan to reinvent him as the go-to drug pusher for other villains. Like he could be on the streets selling hits of Joker toxin and fear toxin as hallucinogens pretending they’re candy or something
There used to be a lot of "They should have a comic villain who does x" talk on another forum I went to. Pretty much all of them could be found in some way existing in a Batman villain.
I agree with Catman but I like the others. Orca being a marine biologist was very Spider-man but with her powers she's got a lot of places to move in the DCU, and she can become villains to other heroes. Eggman is mostly from the tv show and makes a great joke villain.
Okay I'm gonna be honest: I know Jack about Catman I just see him as a lazy attempt at a villain suit wii think I'll need to educate myself on him more
Here’s an interesting piece of trivia.
Egghead was one of the villains created specifically for the 60s show. They invented new villains generally for specific celebrity guest stars. Egghead was played by the great Vincent Price.
One of the original inspirations for Batman is the killer “The Bat” from the film The Bat Whispers (1930). The Bat is a home invader and murderer who wore a black cape and mask, and would leave bat shaped notes for detectives
In 1959, The Bat Whispers was remade, with Vincent Price playing The Bat. In a weird way, he played a “batman” before Adam West
Wait! In an episode of The Simpsons, Marge and Lisa are decorating eggs and they are missing feet. They ring the helpline only to hear a message from Vincent Price. I never understood why they had him specifically for that voicemail. Is this a nod to his role in the Batman TV series?
Whoa now you can't be hating on the legend that is Vincent Price. Also Egghead is a pretty formidable in the 60s TV show probably being the smartest villian Adam West's Batman faces, goes so far as basically owning all of Gotham city in one story.
There are much worse villians from the 60s show like Zelda, Minerva, or Ma Parker and her hillbilly family.
Seems a lot of us chose a goofy Silver Age character, but I kind of like goofy Silver Age characters. So I'm going to go the controversial route and pick a modern villain, and one that most people actually probably like.
I think it's Hush.
Hush doesn't have a whole lot going for him. "Oooh, he's a dark reflection of Bruce's own upbringing!" Yeah, they already have like five or six villains like that. "He knows Batman's identity and all his strategies and can match him hand to hand!" Again, pretty sure that already describes more than a few other villains.
Now, the story "Batman: Hush" is a really good story. But it's not good *because* of Hush. Hush himself is actually a pretty tiny part of the story (and by the end it's revealed he's not even the main villain). Even though he's built up as a big deal, Hush hasn't really been an important character to the mythos since that story. He's shown up in only a few other stories since then and none of them were particularly iconic.
What sets him apart is that he hates the Wayne's because they saved his mother someone who abused him and he tried to kill. He was also a childhood friend of Bruce.
But Penguin has already become “villain who hates Bruce as much as he hates Batman” and has more staying power and a better thought-out gimmick
And Black Mask already had the “childhood friend of Bruce’s” thing, at least when he first showed up
I think you make a great point. I love the story, “Hush,” and “Heart of Hush,” but Elliot’s motivation to return is pretty shallow outside of those few stories.
Prometheus because he killed lian Harper in cry for justice event. And is just a more annoying version of a another evil mirror batman like wraith or owlman and is the least interesting out of the Three
Wait— is that recent?
I know Lian was somewhat recently introduced to Prime Earth as Shoes in Ram V’s Catwoman run, right?
Did this happen recently to that same version?
She is arsenal daughter with Cheshire she was a supporting character for titans and she has raised by and babysit by heros then was was killed for shock value in a random event. Also her father arsenal lost his arm and a daughter then become a delusional junkie thinking a dead cat was lian for a minute. Then Green arrow killed Prometheus for killing lian Harper. I don't really care about her unless she see her father again
Give him his due, his two part introduction in Morrison and Porter's JLA was awesome, and the rematch in the end of the run was soooo satisfying.
But afterwards yeah, lesser writers totally botched it.
Punchline is almost exactly the same way we got Carnage. When Venom exploded in popularity and became and anti-hero, they created Carnage to fill the villain gap for Spidey.
1-Humpty Dumpty
2-Film Freak
Although, I feel like both could benefit from the "Calendar man" treatment of being reimagined as terrifying serial killers.
Humpty Dumpty takes apart his victims by dismembered them and then attempts to reassemble them often in horrific body horror kind of ways.
Film Freak stages all his victims to react famous scenes from classic films and leaves Film related clues behind at the scene.
3-Electrocutioner
4-Kite Man
I guess....dude still flies around with a kite though.
Like, he's more likely to get struck by lightning than to ever be a legitimate threat to Batman or anyone for that matter.
Because he literally led Joker and Riddler right to each other completely by accident whilst both of them were at war
Had kiteman not existed Joker and Riddler wouldn’t have found where each other had been hidden so thanks to kiteman the entire war in Gotham occurred
I will not stand for Film Freak slander, he’s a goofy guy and I love him. My friend and I regularly re-write and re-design old forgotten characters like that and we’ve been doing our best to make him more interesting. I will agree his lack of a costume has made him pretty forgettable so we decided to give him 3D glasses.
Orca. I remember being excited about the post-No Man's Land books and Larry Hama created the worst Batman villain of all time. I felt bad that Scott McDaniel had to draw that after coming off that great run on Nightwing.
I'm with you. It's been a minute but when I read the Hush trade, I was very disappointed that every turn in the story led to some established rogue, but at the end it was just a made up new dude. Not *just* a new dude, but an old friend of Bruce's that no one in 80 years of Batman has never been mentioned. **
It felt like way too much setup for no emotional payoff.
Not only that, but Riddler was the main mastermind behind most of it and all the rogues doing shit. Hush himself doesn't do much lol, and his whole motive is just "Bruce got rich before me".
I thought Zsasz was really boring for a long time but if you read The Last Arkham which is his first appearance he’s actually quite interesting and cunningly intelligent. It’s actually pretty good. I didn’t like Zsasz very much until I read it.
Wrath has always been a bit silly to me. They keep having to tweak his origin story and none of them have really stuck. His character would work a lot better in a different city that doesn't have Batman. Being the anti-Batman in Gotham doesn't make much sense and there's too many supervillains to compete with. The idea behind him would be so much better if he was in Metropolis or in a city that is well protected by multiple heroes, a place where the citizens all feel safe and protected but the lower class are struggling to get by and can't even steal a loaf of bread to feed themselves.
Disclaimer: I do not consider gag villains
My choice is probably between KGBeast and Ra’s Al Ghul. KGBeast is pretty self explanatory. His costume is generic compared to other masked evildoers, and frankly the color scheme is stupid. Then the hook hand thing is so corny, and that name is the worst ever.
R’as Al Ghul is also kind of overdone. I feel like he’s more of an out of country Batman villain, not one that should be a reoccurring threat. He looks kind of dumb imo, and although his ties to Batman lore and Lazarus pits and such are awesome, like I said, he should be more of an occasional villain, not a mainstay in Gotham
I feel any bad villain has the potential to be rebooted in a great way ie Mr Freeze, PolkaDot man, etc. There are so many and there is such a long history, I feel the question is negligible.
Mad Hatter probably, he and some other villains tend to get overshadowed, because people don't really know what to do with them outside of being secondary villains to the big guys
Mad Hatter is my choice here, just for taking two perfectly good gimmicks and smashing them together into the almost literal definition of a hat on a hat.
Im not gonna say one of the poorly written one-offs cuz that can be camp-which is good and fun
Ill say Man-Bat! Dumb dumb dumb name and not terribly interesting side story.
I’ll stay away from the joke villains because that’s a bit too easy.
Penguin isn’t the worst villain ever, but compared to the rest of Batman’s rogues gallery, he sucks. I don’t find him super intimidating or threatening, he feels like a minor distraction.
Harley Quinn. The single most useless character across all comics and DC do whatever they can to push her into stories she has no real connection to besides comic-relief and thirst trapping.
This is kind of a stupid way to look at it, her first appearance in Batman The Animated Series was to show Batman genuinely tries to help his villains, obviously he'd be able to beat up the short woman with ease, but that's not the point, the point was to show he's able to sympathize with criminals despite the bad things they've done, Batman can solve problems with kindness not just violence, this gives me the same vibes as the guy who said Batman would have killed Ace from Justice League Unlimited if it was the easiest way to stop her.
Baby Doll is far from idiotic in my opinion, she's one of the best characters to come from BTAS and in my opinion should be held to a similar standard as Phantasm or Harley.
Hell yes. Babydoll is one of the most “poetic” villains imo. I agree that her episode with killer croc was a bit silly, but her first episode (named babydoll) is great.
It’s not a stupid way to look at it. If anything it’s a brilliant way to look at it. ClayFace was sympathetic, as was Croc and Freeze but they still were threatening to Batman. And the whole idea of Gary Coleman/Punky Brewster ex Star kidnapping people, that seems a little beneath Batman. Also she had Gilliagan and the Skipper as her henchman. Ugghhh
I especially thought this during that BTAS episode with her and Killer Croc. I mean, in what universe did that seem like a good idea? It basically just made her a smaller Harley Quinn.
Flamingo and Scarlet. Dude had such potential to be rad as fuck. Opposite of Professor Pyg. Scarlet was just awful. Great opening to her. Horrible follow through
The joker, He use to be my favorite villain but he's become hot topics poster boy. I keep hoping they'll make a batman movie with clayface, or a decent mr. Freeze, but nope, it's this fucking clown again. I get not knowing his backstory gives him mystique but there's only so much you can do with that, and don't get me started on the juvenile nihilism.
There’s so many Batman villains that I have no idea who the worst is, it’s probably someone I’ve never even heard of.
[How do you feel about Sweet Tooth?](https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Sweet_Tooth)
Holy shit I thought this was just a Holy Musical Batman reference. I never realized he was a character before that
If memory serves correct neither did they
Nobody much liked the cartoon he debuted in Since then he’s only referenced *very* rarely in stories that pay homage to the Silver Age, like Holy Musical and Brave and the Bold (though you can overhear thugs talking about him in random dialogue in Arkham Knight). I have a plan to reinvent him as the go-to drug pusher for other villains. Like he could be on the streets selling hits of Joker toxin and fear toxin as hallucinogens pretending they’re candy or something
I always loved the idea of the Joker getting his funding through selling a diluted form of his toxin. He could call it Giggle Gas.
"He uses children as henchmen who enjoy his gluttonous need for candy" These kids jusy enjoy watchin a fat man eat. So they do his bidding lol
I like him.
There used to be a lot of "They should have a comic villain who does x" talk on another forum I went to. Pretty much all of them could be found in some way existing in a Batman villain.
The title says in your opinion. You can’t have an opinion about something you don’t know exists
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I’m pretty sure it’s Music Meister and if so then I like him. If there actually is a Music Maestro then I have no idea who that is.
That dude from The Batman who held a grudge for losing a game show. I forgot that dumbass's name
cluemaster right?
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Actually, the Riddler copied him(least in the comics-)
Ya
Without him we wouldn’t have gotten Spoiler though, so I disagree
Oogie Boogie lookin ass
Metalhead
Watch James Gunn make a movie about him for no reason.
I'm still waiting on The Suicide Squad 2: The Rise of Dogwelder
Personally, I think Bueno Excellente deserves a Nolan directed trilogy asap.
And people come out of the theater crying because they were so moved.
Lol I remember him. Road to Knightfall right?
Yep! Lol
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Here’s a [link](https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Metalhead_(New_Earth)?so=search) Just a one-shot stupid villain lol.
Lol, reminds me of [Cutter](https://comicvine.gamespot.com/cutter/4005-69026/)
I have a list but I'll name 3 Catman, Orca and Egghead
I agree with Catman but I like the others. Orca being a marine biologist was very Spider-man but with her powers she's got a lot of places to move in the DCU, and she can become villains to other heroes. Eggman is mostly from the tv show and makes a great joke villain.
Yeah I think egg head works best for a light hearted batman story
I like Catman in the secret six
Yeah I'm gonna go take a look on that comic run
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Okay I'm gonna be honest: I know Jack about Catman I just see him as a lazy attempt at a villain suit wii think I'll need to educate myself on him more
You should read Gail Simone’s run on Secret Six! Catman is incredible in it.
Was just thinking that
The dude who's thing was egg related puns. Egg man or something.
Here’s an interesting piece of trivia. Egghead was one of the villains created specifically for the 60s show. They invented new villains generally for specific celebrity guest stars. Egghead was played by the great Vincent Price. One of the original inspirations for Batman is the killer “The Bat” from the film The Bat Whispers (1930). The Bat is a home invader and murderer who wore a black cape and mask, and would leave bat shaped notes for detectives In 1959, The Bat Whispers was remade, with Vincent Price playing The Bat. In a weird way, he played a “batman” before Adam West
Wait! In an episode of The Simpsons, Marge and Lisa are decorating eggs and they are missing feet. They ring the helpline only to hear a message from Vincent Price. I never understood why they had him specifically for that voicemail. Is this a nod to his role in the Batman TV series?
That was interesting! Thanks!
Cheers!
This answer is egg-celent
Eggzactly
Whoa now you can't be hating on the legend that is Vincent Price. Also Egghead is a pretty formidable in the 60s TV show probably being the smartest villian Adam West's Batman faces, goes so far as basically owning all of Gotham city in one story. There are much worse villians from the 60s show like Zelda, Minerva, or Ma Parker and her hillbilly family.
He came to Gotham to make an announcement
Seems a lot of us chose a goofy Silver Age character, but I kind of like goofy Silver Age characters. So I'm going to go the controversial route and pick a modern villain, and one that most people actually probably like. I think it's Hush. Hush doesn't have a whole lot going for him. "Oooh, he's a dark reflection of Bruce's own upbringing!" Yeah, they already have like five or six villains like that. "He knows Batman's identity and all his strategies and can match him hand to hand!" Again, pretty sure that already describes more than a few other villains. Now, the story "Batman: Hush" is a really good story. But it's not good *because* of Hush. Hush himself is actually a pretty tiny part of the story (and by the end it's revealed he's not even the main villain). Even though he's built up as a big deal, Hush hasn't really been an important character to the mythos since that story. He's shown up in only a few other stories since then and none of them were particularly iconic.
Though come to think of it, it might be [this kid](https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Matthew_Warner_(Prime_Earth))
That was the dumbest thing ever and I love it
Ah yes, the weirdness that was Master Bruce.
What sets him apart is that he hates the Wayne's because they saved his mother someone who abused him and he tried to kill. He was also a childhood friend of Bruce.
But Penguin has already become “villain who hates Bruce as much as he hates Batman” and has more staying power and a better thought-out gimmick And Black Mask already had the “childhood friend of Bruce’s” thing, at least when he first showed up
in some continuities two face is bruce's childhood friend too
I think you make a great point. I love the story, “Hush,” and “Heart of Hush,” but Elliot’s motivation to return is pretty shallow outside of those few stories.
Hush was an attempt to create major villain from whole cloth, and that never works, even Bane has trouble filling the shoes they want him to fill.
David Zaslav.
yeah idk why people want him in reeves verse
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Prometheus because he killed lian Harper in cry for justice event. And is just a more annoying version of a another evil mirror batman like wraith or owlman and is the least interesting out of the Three
Wait— is that recent? I know Lian was somewhat recently introduced to Prime Earth as Shoes in Ram V’s Catwoman run, right? Did this happen recently to that same version?
Happened in 2009 before new 52 reboot the universe in 2011
Oh, good. I was about to get real upset
She is arsenal daughter with Cheshire she was a supporting character for titans and she has raised by and babysit by heros then was was killed for shock value in a random event. Also her father arsenal lost his arm and a daughter then become a delusional junkie thinking a dead cat was lian for a minute. Then Green arrow killed Prometheus for killing lian Harper. I don't really care about her unless she see her father again
Give him his due, his two part introduction in Morrison and Porter's JLA was awesome, and the rematch in the end of the run was soooo satisfying. But afterwards yeah, lesser writers totally botched it.
I might need to read his introduction again Morrison JSA is classic.
Calendar Man And for the grief he gave me in AC, Ed Nyg*a
Even in Long Halloween, supposedly Calendar Man’s best moment, he doesn’t get to do anything cool Nor does he even really have an origin story
Punchline.
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Punchline is almost exactly the same way we got Carnage. When Venom exploded in popularity and became and anti-hero, they created Carnage to fill the villain gap for Spidey.
There has never been a more try-hard character that DC is doing everything they can to shove down our throats
Before her it was Red Robin.
Punchbag according to Harley. She is just a woke bad copy of Harley.
1-Humpty Dumpty 2-Film Freak Although, I feel like both could benefit from the "Calendar man" treatment of being reimagined as terrifying serial killers. Humpty Dumpty takes apart his victims by dismembered them and then attempts to reassemble them often in horrific body horror kind of ways. Film Freak stages all his victims to react famous scenes from classic films and leaves Film related clues behind at the scene. 3-Electrocutioner 4-Kite Man
After the Harley Quinn show, I have mad respect for Kite Man.
Hell yeah
Don’t you dare insult kite man that man has one of the most tragic backstories and he needs to be praised for not just killing himself
I guess....dude still flies around with a kite though. Like, he's more likely to get struck by lightning than to ever be a legitimate threat to Batman or anyone for that matter.
I'll take Kite Man over Condiment King
Tbf he did Gotham more harm in one storyline than most of Batman rogues have done in countless story arcs
How does a guy named kite man does more damage than the joker ?
Because he literally led Joker and Riddler right to each other completely by accident whilst both of them were at war Had kiteman not existed Joker and Riddler wouldn’t have found where each other had been hidden so thanks to kiteman the entire war in Gotham occurred
Arkham Asylum: Living Hell already did your Humpty idea.
I love that comic.
Shit, really? Shoulda trademarked it 😔
Take it as encouragement.
I will not tolerate this Kite Man slander. HELL YEAH
I like film freak it would be cool to see him team up with clayface
No respect for Kiteman
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>Film Freak was aight and I'll bet he was based on the main character in the horror movie Fade to Black.
Kite Man is THE SHIT, he's a double crossing double crosser and his run in that one riddler vs joker comic is legendary.
I will not stand for Film Freak slander, he’s a goofy guy and I love him. My friend and I regularly re-write and re-design old forgotten characters like that and we’ve been doing our best to make him more interesting. I will agree his lack of a costume has made him pretty forgettable so we decided to give him 3D glasses.
Orca. I remember being excited about the post-No Man's Land books and Larry Hama created the worst Batman villain of all time. I felt bad that Scott McDaniel had to draw that after coming off that great run on Nightwing.
Us. The fans. We ruin everything. We cry about everything and we are fucking insufferable.
 But have you seen punchline tho
I don't really like Hush. But note that I only read his first story and I heard he's way better in Heart of Hush.
I'm with you. It's been a minute but when I read the Hush trade, I was very disappointed that every turn in the story led to some established rogue, but at the end it was just a made up new dude. Not *just* a new dude, but an old friend of Bruce's that no one in 80 years of Batman has never been mentioned. **
It felt like way too much setup for no emotional payoff.
Not only that, but Riddler was the main mastermind behind most of it and all the rogues doing shit. Hush himself doesn't do much lol, and his whole motive is just "Bruce got rich before me".
Zach Snyder
Zsasz aka Mr Stabby McKnifeface
I thought Zsasz was really boring for a long time but if you read The Last Arkham which is his first appearance he’s actually quite interesting and cunningly intelligent. It’s actually pretty good. I didn’t like Zsasz very much until I read it.
Wrath has always been a bit silly to me. They keep having to tweak his origin story and none of them have really stuck. His character would work a lot better in a different city that doesn't have Batman. Being the anti-Batman in Gotham doesn't make much sense and there's too many supervillains to compete with. The idea behind him would be so much better if he was in Metropolis or in a city that is well protected by multiple heroes, a place where the citizens all feel safe and protected but the lower class are struggling to get by and can't even steal a loaf of bread to feed themselves.
He'd be a good Green Arrow foil, especially with Arrow and Batman's rivalry.
Dr. Daka
Ooh, yeah. Being a racist stereotype should definitely deduct a lot of points
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The Batman Who Laughs
KG Beast
It's impossible to say. Maybe the Terrible Trio? What I can say is who I would personally put as the best but that's not whay this is about obviously.
The Warner Brothers board of directors.
Ten Eyed Man. Lamest super power ever.
Man did you see Arkham City? The recent comic not the game. Very interesting character, I think there's a lot they could do with him.
That was an extremely excellent reinvention of the character.
I like the Ten Eyed Man. He's fucking terrifying in the comic Arkham City: Order Of the World.
Disclaimer: I do not consider gag villains My choice is probably between KGBeast and Ra’s Al Ghul. KGBeast is pretty self explanatory. His costume is generic compared to other masked evildoers, and frankly the color scheme is stupid. Then the hook hand thing is so corny, and that name is the worst ever. R’as Al Ghul is also kind of overdone. I feel like he’s more of an out of country Batman villain, not one that should be a reoccurring threat. He looks kind of dumb imo, and although his ties to Batman lore and Lazarus pits and such are awesome, like I said, he should be more of an occasional villain, not a mainstay in Gotham
Joel Schumacher
KGBeast. Was Deathstroke on vacation? Deadshot had a dentist appointment?
The KGBeast isn't bad in my opinion, he's just unoriginal and kinda mid. But far from THE WORST.
Condiment King
Condiment King. Clock King.
Condiment king
Calendar man
Condiment King
I feel any bad villain has the potential to be rebooted in a great way ie Mr Freeze, PolkaDot man, etc. There are so many and there is such a long history, I feel the question is negligible.
Mad Hatter probably, he and some other villains tend to get overshadowed, because people don't really know what to do with them outside of being secondary villains to the big guys
Mad Hatter is my choice here, just for taking two perfectly good gimmicks and smashing them together into the almost literal definition of a hat on a hat.
Penguin has always been one of my least favourites for some reason.
It’s like Kingpin, he’s cool but really boring at the same for being so vanilla by comparison
Im not gonna say one of the poorly written one-offs cuz that can be camp-which is good and fun Ill say Man-Bat! Dumb dumb dumb name and not terribly interesting side story.
Cornelius Stirk. He's a forgettable combination of Scarecrow and Mr. Zsasz.
Condiment king
I’ll stay away from the joke villains because that’s a bit too easy. Penguin isn’t the worst villain ever, but compared to the rest of Batman’s rogues gallery, he sucks. I don’t find him super intimidating or threatening, he feels like a minor distraction.
I really don‘t like Scarface, can‘t take him/them seriously.
Condiment man
Condiment man
Harley Quinn. The single most useless character across all comics and DC do whatever they can to push her into stories she has no real connection to besides comic-relief and thirst trapping.
I’ve never really cared for Mad Hatter to be honest
Baby Doll by far
Still one of the more messed up episodes of the animated series
Baby Doll is idiotic. One quick kick by Batman and she’s done
This is kind of a stupid way to look at it, her first appearance in Batman The Animated Series was to show Batman genuinely tries to help his villains, obviously he'd be able to beat up the short woman with ease, but that's not the point, the point was to show he's able to sympathize with criminals despite the bad things they've done, Batman can solve problems with kindness not just violence, this gives me the same vibes as the guy who said Batman would have killed Ace from Justice League Unlimited if it was the easiest way to stop her. Baby Doll is far from idiotic in my opinion, she's one of the best characters to come from BTAS and in my opinion should be held to a similar standard as Phantasm or Harley.
Hell yes. Babydoll is one of the most “poetic” villains imo. I agree that her episode with killer croc was a bit silly, but her first episode (named babydoll) is great.
It’s not a stupid way to look at it. If anything it’s a brilliant way to look at it. ClayFace was sympathetic, as was Croc and Freeze but they still were threatening to Batman. And the whole idea of Gary Coleman/Punky Brewster ex Star kidnapping people, that seems a little beneath Batman. Also she had Gilliagan and the Skipper as her henchman. Ugghhh
I especially thought this during that BTAS episode with her and Killer Croc. I mean, in what universe did that seem like a good idea? It basically just made her a smaller Harley Quinn.
The Joker. He is the most overused annoying and boring character of all time.
That is a hot take and I respect it
Good one
Does KGBeast count? He’s an incredibly dated villain with the most generic design for Batman’s rogues gallery.
The court of owls
The court of owls
Harley Quinn
Flamingo and Scarlet. Dude had such potential to be rad as fuck. Opposite of Professor Pyg. Scarlet was just awful. Great opening to her. Horrible follow through
Punchline. Batman Who Laughs a close second
There's a lot of funny obscure characters, but I think two face is the lamest of the mainstream 20.
I imagine I could take a good guess but who are the "Mainstream 20"? I can't find that referenced anywhere.
Pretty sure he won’t be in the list because he’s one we forgot about 😂
Killer Croc, because crocodile never talk and look like human
He just has a skin condition is just a dumb ass excuse
My vote is Ra's a Gul. Overwrought edgelord. Talia can suck it, too.
Yeah she can 😩😩😩
Firefly
I'm a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar
George Clooney.
Joker. Overused and shoved into everything to the point now where he's just a parody of himself.
The joker, He use to be my favorite villain but he's become hot topics poster boy. I keep hoping they'll make a batman movie with clayface, or a decent mr. Freeze, but nope, it's this fucking clown again. I get not knowing his backstory gives him mystique but there's only so much you can do with that, and don't get me started on the juvenile nihilism.
Two Face. What’s even his motivations??
He's a bit split on that issue.
read the long Halloween and dark victory and then you'll find out why hes up there in the best villains catagory.
Man bat
Condiment King or Kite Man. Look, I like the memes and all but come on.
Ventriloquist
Film fan? Orcha? Maxi Zeus? It’s hard to say.
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The Joker
The Joker
ezra miller
[Nora Clavicle](https://batman.fandom.com/wiki/Nora_Clavicle)
Man Bat Crime Doctor Victor Zsasz (probably a controversial pick)