Does his rogues gallery include a "Harry Osborn" or "Doc Ock"?

[SecretWarrior]

Norman Osborn and Kingpin are essentially Spider-man's Lex Luthor analogues. Wondering if it goes the other way too.

[SecretWarrior]

I guess the Smallville version of Lex was a Harry Osborn type, but are there any comics analogues?

[Vordan]

Hm depends on what you mean exactly. For Harry I’m assuming you mean “best friend who goes evil” in which case that’s always been Lex. That was the case from Pre-Crisis and was the case for Birthright Lex in the comics (which was drawing on Smallville).

For Doc Ock:



They basically made Brainiac that in Injustice 2 with the tentacles. For a little bit the comic version had them too, we’ll see if that sticks when he returns.

[Frontier]

"Harry" made me think of Conduit.

Personality-wise Lex is the closest to Doc Ock but if we're talking second biggest villain after the Archenemy than it's probably Brainiac.

[Vordan]

"Harry" made me think of Conduit.

Personality-wise Lex is the closest to Doc Ock but if we're talking second biggest villain after the Archenemy than it's probably Brainiac.

Conduit would work too (although I don’t think Clark and Kenny were friends were they?) in that Kenny’s dad was always berating him as a disappointment and comparing him to Clark like Norman did to Harry with Peter.

[achilles]

Are Venom and Carnage sort of Spidey's version of Zod? And does Spidey have a Darkseid or Doomsday?

[Riv86672]

Are Venom and Carnage sort of Spidey's version of Zod?

Morlun, maybe?

[Vordan]

Are Venom and Carnage sort of Spidey's version of Zod? And does Spidey have a Darkseid or Doomsday?

They’re his “evil mirror” villains same as Zod and Bizarro are Supes yeah. Darkseid would be Thanos , Doomsday would be Morlun (villain who shows up out of nowhere and beats the hero to death).

[Agent Z]

I suppose you could consider Ultra Humanite his Doc Ock as both have done body swaps.

[atomicskull]

Ruin/Prof Hamilton maybe?