________ is a deeply underappreciated villian.

[DrNewGod]

Terra Man, always Terra Man, and Anton Arcane!

The original? I agree. There's just something about a Sci-fi-Amped-Up Western Desperado.

I think it's one of the reasons I like The Alpha Centurion so much.

[Johnny Thunders!]

The original? I agree. There's just something about a Sci-fi-Amped-Up Western Desperado.

I think it's one of the reasons I like The Alpha Centurion so much.

I think Terrra Man could be a reverse Adam Strange, but with Clint Eastwood cowboy mixed in. I like him more than Lobo? And I like Lobo. Anyways I think Terra Man is just as viable as Star Lord. I would have him taking on Thangarians, Daxamites, and Green Lanterns.

[K7P5V]

There have been recent attempts, but I'm still hopeful for Lord Death Man to finally realize his potential...

[lalalei2001]

Showing love for the Fisherman, the Scavenger, Thanatos, Abra Kadabra, and Lesla-Lar!

[Riv86672]

There have been recent attempts, but I'm still hopeful for Lord Death Man to finally realize his potential...

^^^GREAT choice!

I’ll throw The Human Flying Fish on the table…

I love this guy!

[SturdyMike89]

I would love to see someone do something with Bloodsport. I think the character has a lot of potential.

[lalalei2001]

^^^GREAT choice!

I’ll throw The Human Flying Fish on the table…

I love this guy!

He's great. I recently read a Super Friends comic where he had a teen sidekick named...wait for it....SARDINE. Poor kid.

[Riv86672]

He's great. I recently read a Super Friends comic where he had a teen sidekick named...wait for it....SARDINE. Poor kid.

^^^Man those Super Friends comics were awesome!

[JThree]

What about Condiment King? We need to see more of him.

--jthree

[DrNewGod]

I've said it many a time. The Ultra-Humanite.

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With some legit argument for Darkseid and Nekron, UH should be The Scariest Dude In The DCU. He cuts out folks' brains and takes up residence in their bodies like those people have been listed on AirBNB without their knowledge. As much as I love Perez, locking The Humanite into that mutant monkey's body was a mistake.

Uber-villains like Luthor and Ras al Ghul should be wondering if every lowly henchman's unexpected quirk means Ultra has infiltrated their organization. Superheroes should be paranoid about every sidekick or ally that fell off the radar for a few days.

He's Steven Speilberg's Great White from Jaws. Seen only in glimpses thru most of the story, and mainly in effect.

He's the ideal Superman villain; Superman works in the open, Ultra-Humanite is a shadowy influence. He's also the ideal DC-wide villain; his operations could span almost every corner.

[Twice-named]

I've said it many a time. The Ultra-Humanite.

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With some legit argument for Darkseid and Nekron, UH should be The Scariest Dude In The DCU. He cuts out folks' brains and takes up residence in their bodies like those people have been listed on AirBNB without their knowledge. As much as I love Perez, locking The Humanite into that mutant monkey's body was a mistake.

Uber-villains like Luthor and Ras al Ghul should be wondering if every lowly henchman's unexpected quirk means Ultra has infiltrated their organization. Superheroes should be paranoid about every sidekick or ally that fell off the radar for a few days.

He's Steven Speilberg's Great White from Jaws. Seen only in glimpses thru most of the story, and mainly in effect.

He's the ideal Superman villain; Superman works in the open, Ultra-Humanite is a shadowy influence. He's also the ideal DC-wide villain; his operations could span almost every corner.

That's a great one. I thought James Robinson did a great job with him in The Golden Age.

[Riv86672]

I've said it many a time. The Ultra-Humanite.

the-ultra-humanite-768x537.jpg

With some legit argument for Darkseid and Nekron, UH should be The Scariest Dude In The DCU. He cuts out folks' brains and takes up residence in their bodies like those people have been listed on AirBNB without their knowledge. As much as I love Perez, locking The Humanite into that mutant monkey's body was a mistake.

Uber-villains like Luthor and Ras al Ghul should be wondering if every lowly henchman's unexpected quirk means Ultra has infiltrated their organization. Superheroes should be paranoid about every sidekick or ally that fell off the radar for a few days.

He's Steven Speilberg's Great White from Jaws. Seen only in glimpses thru most of the story, and mainly in effect.

He's the ideal Superman villain; Superman works in the open, Ultra-Humanite is a shadowy influence. He's also the ideal DC-wide villain; his operations could span almost every corner.

^^^WELL PUT!!!

I really liked his portrayal in CW Stargirl.
The fact that spoilers:

he’d violated and had been masquerading as Starman the whole time, and had the poor guy’s brain in a jar stuck in a nightmare loop/scenario

end of spoilers was just creepy as Hell.

[DrNewGod]

^^^WELL PUT!!!

I really liked his portrayal in CW Stargirl.
The fact that spoilers:

he’d violated and had been masquerading as Starman the whole time, and had the poor guy’s brain in a jar stuck in a nightmare loop/scenario

end of spoilers was just creepy as Hell.

Yes! I thought Stargirl got Ultra-Humanite righter than anybody since Robinson in Golden Age.

[Riv86672]

Yes! I thought Stargirl got Ultra-Humanite righter than anybody since Robinson in Golden Age.

^^^Totally agree!

[superduperman]

Scarecrow. I feel like he could qualify as a League level villain if used right. Tapping into people's fears.

The Corinthian. I know this is a Sandman villain but I could see him going up against Batman. He's a literal serial killer.

Toyman: Used properly, he could be a real threat. Using toys as weapons to kill.