Top 100 Best Villains of Marvel Comics

The search for crowning 100 best Marvel villains of all time can be compared to an poem journey. The initial intent was to come up with a crowning 10 list. A crowning 10 itemize was quickly thrown absent because limiting this itemize to 10 would be an injustice. The crowning 10 transitioned to a crowning 25, then to a crowning 50, then it was clear a crowning 100 was necessary due to the trend number of villains to choose from. Marvel villains are poem and we necessary to create a itemize equally epic.

The Marvel comic universe is quite expansive and it was extremely arduous to come up with a crowning 100. This itemize is not amend - lists never are - but we wish the reception is warm because we love comics just as much as you. We'd like to discuss digit of our favorite Marvel Villains on the itemize - Mad Thinker.

Mad Thinker is hierarchical #34 on our list. For some years the police did not know the Mad Thinker's existence, despite the different malefactor activities he had masterminded over that period. He only leapt into the public eye when he went head-to-head with the Fantastic Four. A magnificent strategist, he tempted each of them absent from New York with different impossible-to-refuse jobs.

He afterward used their epilepsy to enter the Baxter Building and steal Reed Richards' inventions. Manufacturing godlike androids based on Richards' designs he used them to battle the Fantastic Four. His motives remain unclear - perhaps no digit is magnificent sufficiency to understand them or could the Mad Thinker just be enjoying the game?

Mad Thinker is just digit of some reasons why we decided to modify our itemize to a crowning 100. As we were locution before, there are so some enthusiastic villains in the Marvel Comic universe that to leave a role as enthusiastic as the Mad Thinker off would be an dumbfounding injustice. Another Marvel role that alas would have been left off our itemize if it was a crowning 10 itemize is Scorpion.

Let's discuss a little taste of Scorpions background. Dr. Farley Stillwell had matured a method of giving animals the attributes of other creatures. When newspaper editor J. Jonah Jameson institute out, he asked Stillwell to test it out on a human guinea pig, a clannish investigator named Mac Gargan. Stillwell's amazing machine gave Gargan the strength and lightness of a scorpion.

Stillwell also provided him with a specially fashioned mechanical tail. Nothing comes without a price and the cost to Gargan - now calling himself the Scorpion - was the expiration of his sanity. Contracted to place an end to SPIDER-MAN, it was only by his intelligence that the wallcrawler foiled the hugely powerful, and vengeful Scorpion. Since then, Scorpion has become an assassin-for-hire, his intermittent attempts to defeat Spider-Man existence repeated foiled.