American Comics: What the Hell Are All the Villains?

John, the boy who shot the gold, can only say that he was tortured by various experiments when he was a child, locked in a small dark room, and it is quite normal to have a twisted mind. He also wanted to be a hero when he debuted, but was led astray by black.

Steel Super meets Injustice Super? Are you sure that Iron Chao won't be punched to death by Injustice Chao?

I thought it was to entertain the villains and let them go out to play on their own. No matter what, it was similar to behind the scenes. I didn't expect that the protagonist would follow and intervene.

Well, author, let me remind you of a very important issue. I have a premonition that I may be banned by you But I still have to remind you that you cannot use the bad ending of the story to reversely deduce that these people are bad guys Before everything happened, these people in the Injustice League were no different from the people in the original world The evidence is After Superman defeated Injustice Superman in the parallel world, he said to Batman, "If this happened to me, I might do the same thing."

I'm speechless. Take this opportunity to kill Batman first. Batman is the most uncontrollable thing. Kill this stinky bat first.

Hasn't the author finished reading Injustice? In the author's mind, Injustice Chao is really a very bad person by nature. Why is it that he has already begun to show signs of his dark side?

Superman needs to be more cruel to be a citizen of the motherland on a planet full of people from the motherland.

I think we can have Bill Safer in the future, and we can completely create a big event.

It feels okay, but it should be a collaboration between the familiar DC and Marvel. I hope the author will add something novel. There are so many powerful villains in American comics, and DC can only produce some ordinary villain protagonists. Or just give the protagonist a big hook to restrict them. To be honest, a peak silver-stage Superman is not enough to play. A Rick can play explosive DC. Who can stop the Justice League summoned by the wrong class and the black class? If the protagonist cannot control it, it will be a familiar and boring Justice League gang fight. The interaction with the summoned villains is the highlight of this book, and the villains of Gotham are far more charming than the superheroes. If you can write a good story between the local villains and the summoned villains, your book will not be successful. Even if the world is different, there are many similarities in the experience. Let's talk about the protagonist setting. A guest house staff is a witness and a participant. If it is just entertaining others for free, it will be a boring setting. I hope that the protagonist will gradually become a fun person. It is pleasant to see weak villains observe and help them, appreciate their growth, and witness their unscrupulous process of becoming stronger. When you meet strong people, observe how they will suffer in the new world and what lessons they will learn. You can give some tips to the Justice League. Strong people are always proud. Whether they are decent or villains, strong people are extreme. Different personalities determine their fate. If they change their personalities, then It has changed the original direction of their world, so let the protagonist witness what the changed world will be like. It is really enjoyable∽ American comics, if you are not crazy, how can you have the nerve to open a guest house (seriously), if someone comes to do it, just go to the black robe and don't dare to cause trouble, you are the miscellaneous fish among the time travelers∽ Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

This book is supposed to be a group portrait, but the protagonist has to show off his presence in it. Just let those bad guys roam around in another world, and the protagonist will follow them and just watch without doing anything? I am not afraid of being stared at by my motherland.

Why does the protagonist have no initiative at all and is completely like a native of the motherland?

It's Levi again, can you give me a nicer name?

I haven't read it yet, but I want to make a comment Sometimes the character who is set as the villain in the story is not actually the real villain. To me, it refers to Aizen among the Bleach From the background of the Bleach story, the real villain is Soul Society. Just like its name, it is a world built with the corpses of souls. The God of Death keeps bringing souls to Soul Society in order to let them die in Soul Society. As long as they die in Soul Society, their bodies will turn into earth For example Hirako Mako relies on his own intuition to see that Aizen is unhappy. Then treat him as an inner enemy without any evidence. It just happened that Aizen was really an awesome guy. Otherwise, you will be tricked by Pingzi for the rest of your life.

Now that Azu is here, Almighty Man should come too.

The protagonist goes to the world of Injustice Superman, right?

Bring in some stronger villains to give the world of Injustice some strength, Black Death, The Laughing, the Red Death, Doctor Doom, Kull, the God of Fear, a bunch of villains from the mutants like Apocalypse, the Swarm, etc., Galactus or Addict Sentinel, it would be fun to have more big events.

I feel like it's suitable for text to be drawn into comics, but it's not suitable for novels at the moment.

Just like the title!