We explore some of DC’s most powerful bad guys that you probably didn’t know, ordered by lethal
10. Stallone
Before becoming a stallion, Randy Hanrahan was a simple criminal at the service of the penguin. It appeared for the first time Nightwing #11 (2017) and, after spending four years in prison thanks to Nightwing, he decided to change his life. He moved to Blüdhaven and joined a support group for the unfortunate called the deceased, who try to redeem themselves by helping the community. Although his story is more redemption than bad, he is still a little known character with an interesting story.
9. Penny plating
Joseph Coyne, also known as Penny Pamber, made his debut The best #30 in the world (1947). His obsession were, surprisingly, the coins of a penny, which led him to commit a series of thematic crimes. His most remarkable inheritance is the famous giant currency that adorns Batcueva. However, his story ended tragically, since he was sentenced to death, becoming one of the few bad guatham bad to receive this punishment.
8. The calculator
Noah Kuttler, known as a calculator, made his debut in Detective Comics #463 (1976). He started his career as bad disguised as clashes against Batman and other minor heroes, but in the end he evolved to become a criminal brain. Inspired by Oracle, he decided to adopt a similar role, but at the service of the bad guys. His ability to collect information and coordinate operations makes him a stealth but powerful threat.
7. They
Amazo made his debut in The Brave and the Bold #30 (1960). Created by Professor Ivo, this Android has the ability to replicate the powers of any metauman with which it crosses, which makes it an extremely dangerous enemy. Over the years, he has challenged the Justice League on several occasions, showing that he is a formidable threat.
6. Man with eyes ten
Philip Reardon, known as man with his eyes ten Batman #226 (1970). His story began with an accident that left him blind, but an experimental doctor connected his optic nerves to the tip of his fingers. With a 360 degree view, it became a peculiar Batman enemy. Although it was eliminated in Infinite terrestrial crisisHis concept remains one of the strangest comics.
5. Pazza quilt
Paul Dekker, known as Crazy Quilt, made his debut Boy Commandos #15 (1946). This criminal painter used his works to send messages to his henchmen, but after being betrayed and was blind, he suffered an experiment that restored his distorted vision. Since then, he has been a recurring enemy of Robin and member of the Secret Society of Supercains.
4. TAP of tar
Joseph Monteleone debuted The flash #174 (2001) and began as a common criminal before developing the ability to project his consciousness into objects. In the end, he was captured in a mass of living tar, adopting the identity of the tar pit. Although he has not reached the level of notoriety of other flash enemies, his abilities make him a persistent threat.
3. Wotan
Wotan, who debuted Funny comics n. 55 (1940), is a powerful sorcerer who has spent multiple lives to perfect his dark arts. With skills such as mental control, astral projection and energy absorption, it is one of the most fearsome enemies of Doctor Fate. Despite its longevity, it is still a relatively unknown bad.
2. Fiore
Jason Woodrue, also known as the fiological or florus man, made his debut in Atom n. 1 (1962). This crazy scientist has transformed his body into a connected plant entity GreenThe same strength that gives power to Swamp Thing. His influence on the DC universe is deeper than it seems, since he was a mentor of Poison Ivy before becoming the iconic eco -orist.
1. Volthoom
Volthoom debuted in Green Lantern Annual #1 (2012) And it is the first torch, the first is to use a power ring before the creation of the green Lantles. Initially he worked with the Maltusians to study the emotional spectrum, but in the end he was imprisoned for his instability and excessive ambition. Its level of power is higher than that of sinestro and black hand, which makes it one of the most formidable enemies of DC that few know.
These bad guys may not be the most popular, but they certainly have stories and skills that make them worthy of attention. Who knows, perhaps in the future one of them ends up being the next great antagonist of a film or a DC series.