Tell me your favorite 2nd rate comic book villains (provide a pic if you can).
Not the Magnetos, Thanos, Lex Luthors, Jokers, or regular rogues gallery but the less known villains you like.

I'll start.
Quasimodo (Quasi Motivational Destruct Organ!)
Tell me your favorite 2nd rate comic book villains (provide a pic if you can).Not the Magnetos, Thanos, Lex Luthors, Jokers, or regular rogues gallery but the less known villains you like.I'll start.Quasimodo (Quasi Motivational Destruct Organ!)
Tell me your favorite 2nd rate comic book villains (provide a pic if you can).Not the Magnetos, Thanos, Lex Luthors, Jokers, or regular rogues gallery but the less known villains you like.I'll start.Quasimodo (Quasi Motivational Destruct Organ!)
Vermin.
I read his first appearance in Captain America when I was a teen. This rat-man is a perfect lowlife villain-- I even included him in Bar With No Name (a low-key villain and mercenary hangout) scenes.
Vermin.I read his first appearance in Captain America when I was a teen. This rat-man is a perfect lowlife villain-- I even included him in Bar With No Name (a low-key villain and mercenary hangout) scenes.
Vermin.I read his first appearance in Captain America when I was a teen. This rat-man is a perfect lowlife villain-- I even included him in Bar With No Name (a low-key villain and mercenary hangout) scenes.
Mike Zeck stories have made this thread several times. Mike brought an excitement and energy to his use of villains in the late 70s and early 80s.
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