Uno Venova
Banned
Hard to choose, this superhero has the best lineup of villains.
I laughed.
Cliche answer, but Mark Hamill's Joker. Perfect voice, perfect laugh, perfect portrayal.
So good.Runner up would have to be Mr. Freeze. Probably the first on a short list of villains I rooted for.
![]()
The Ventriloquist/Scarface. Their relationship is fascinating, someone who's so subservient to their other personality and has less control than the puppet that he's controlling.
Matt Hardy's Bane. So fucking badass.
Now there's a different film.
This version was soooo much better than the one in Arkham City.
Now there's a different film.
Matt Hardy's Bane. So fucking badass.
I always thought Batman Live Actions Movies would be loads darker if they just included the Mad Hatter as some sick pedophile who kidnaps little girls.
A one time character but
![]()
![]()
Love Two-Face's for a number of reasons but especially his relationship to both Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson and what he reveals about each character. Despite all the shit Harvey does, Bruce is still willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and rather have Harvey rehabilitated and still believes it's possible. Dick, who's supposed to be more optimistic, just thinks he's an utter monster.
Two Face's origin story in BTAS is one of the best episodes with some pretty chilling music and I actually really enjoyed Aaron Eckhart's portrayal.
Although I actually prefer most of Bruces's villains to be closer to anti-villains. Like Poison Ivy when she took care of orphans during No Man's Land or Riddler when he decided to become a private investigator.
Joker is the obvious answer.
Runner up would have to be Mr. Freeze. Probably the first on a short list of villains I rooted for.
![]()
Joker is the obvious answer.
Runner up would have to be Mr. Freeze. Probably the first on a short list of villains I rooted for.
![]()
Man, I'm listening to the Fatman on Batman podcast right now where Kevin Smith Interviews Dini and they talked about how Dini is who is responsible for that version of Mr. Freeze. He brought him from lower tier to godlike with the whole Nora and tragic villain angle.
Dini is a god.
I wasn't introduced through it, but the more times I watch that series all the way through the more it becomes my favorite interpretation.You'll not get an argument out of me on that one. His 'verse was my main Batman 'verse and introduced me to his world. The best animated series ever and like Kevin Smith says in that same podcast, whenever I read a Batman comic book or graphic novel, Kevin Conroy is always the voice I hear. Also, it would be great to get an Dini and Timm version of The Long Halloween as one of DC's next animated movies.
Also, while they're not the best, I have to acknowledge the new 52's Talons/Court of Owls. First time in a long while where a long-running comic has introduced a new villain that kept me as invested as a classic villain.
![]()
Beware the court of owls, that watches all the time, ruling Gotham from a shadow perch, behind granite and lime. They watch you at your hearth, they watch you in your bed, speak not a whispered word of them or they'll send the talon for your head.
It took them five years and had to team up to beat him..
It took them five years and had to team up to beat him..
Batman got out-prep-time'd.
This episode confused me.The Condiment King
![]()
Runner up would have to be Mr. Freeze. Probably the first on a short list of villains I rooted for.
![]()
Soft spot for TAS + every Freeze ep is well written = favorite villain.
Ironic thing is that Mr Freeze was considered a complete joke of a villain before the Batman cartoon.
I'm with you OP. I never read comics as a kid but I loved B: TAS and Clayface was my favorite. But Scarecrow was pretty awesome too.