Yeah, that’s one of the big problems with writing a character who’s more intelligent than you are and has training and experience in subjects, at a post-graduate level, which you didn’t even study in high school. And I don’t get the impression that most comic-book writers are big on doing thorough research, so that they can throw up a reasonable facade.
The obvious anwswer would be a parody of the Queen of Blades, aka Kerrigan, more anti villain/hero than actual villain, but she defiantly looks the part.
What they need to do is rent the front of the building to nursery schools, that way you have the perfect PR cover, you can’t be evil if you have meat shields (kids) on your doorstep.
(Optional) But if you have money build an orphan rescue pet shelter on top of the building in case anyone tries to fire a missile at you.
That’s okay, all the hereos are following you already :)
The point is that the heroes, who are as equally or even more brilliant than the supervillain, won’t be following either.
Yup. And they haven’t been attacked so far in the strip.
Hell, look at how far The Riddler had to go in order to get Batman to find him. And Batman is the smart hero.
Kind of. Batman’s IQ varies from writer to writer. Usually he just has rudimentary investigative skills and not that smart.
Yeah, that’s one of the big problems with writing a character who’s more intelligent than you are and has training and experience in subjects, at a post-graduate level, which you didn’t even study in high school. And I don’t get the impression that most comic-book writers are big on doing thorough research, so that they can throw up a reasonable facade.
Oh and make sure you put up the big secret base sign because our people tend to get lost.
Well, how else would people know where to apply for membership to their organization?
Live for the swarm!
Seriously though, is that building even practical? Unless the main portion is underground.
It’s totally practical. It’s at least +3 to reputation!
Would their founder be:
a) the Red Skullington?
b) the WoW Skull?
c) World of Nazi-Craft?
I would guess for one of the Zerg Zerebrates or Terran Heroes of Star Craft 1 + Brood War.
The obvious anwswer would be a parody of the Queen of Blades, aka Kerrigan, more anti villain/hero than actual villain, but she defiantly looks the part.
He seems a very polite evil mastermind.
He’s been very well received on his many Radio Free Zerg guest host spots.
I wonder if the hooded guy speaks in a raspy voice and if he wears a helmet with a chromed, featureless mask for combat.
I dunno. He seems more like Baron Zemo than Cobra Commander.
So he’s posing as a WWII hero too leading other super villains posing as heroes?
Different Baron Zemo. I’m talking about the earlier ones.
Eh, let’s be honest, that’s probably a very common building shape in Shittropolis.
Ohhh… so the building is camouflaged. Cunning!
I hope we get an answer about this soon, so we can say “Now we know!”
Hydralisk implies hydra and basilisk but the logo looks like a spider or some sort of xenomorph with pincers…
Hydralisk was a Zerg unit in Starcraft.
The Zerg Swarm would be far more terrifying and dangerous than these guys ever could be.
Spider?
*Call Lazer Pony*
What they need to do is rent the front of the building to nursery schools, that way you have the perfect PR cover, you can’t be evil if you have meat shields (kids) on your doorstep.
(Optional) But if you have money build an orphan rescue pet shelter on top of the building in case anyone tries to fire a missile at you.
Clearly, Mr. Sausage plays Zerg…