KillerMuffin
Seraphically Disinclined
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...weapon! And Herc yanks the fish out to battle the horsey guy.
I think that this may be true in real life where heros are out to do hero things and not sell mags/comics/movies/popcorn.
In the world of pop culture a hero is a dime a dozen. I think that a hero is only as good as his (or her) villains.
So, in popular culture, what makes a good villain? A great one? Who's your all-time fave-bad guy and why? How has this uber-villain made his/her opposing hero/ine/s all that much better? We love our good guys, but I think we love our bad guys just a little bit more.
I think that this may be true in real life where heros are out to do hero things and not sell mags/comics/movies/popcorn.
In the world of pop culture a hero is a dime a dozen. I think that a hero is only as good as his (or her) villains.
So, in popular culture, what makes a good villain? A great one? Who's your all-time fave-bad guy and why? How has this uber-villain made his/her opposing hero/ine/s all that much better? We love our good guys, but I think we love our bad guys just a little bit more.