Who's your favorite Batman villain (Excluding Joker)

[Reality]

 

[TKOK]

Two-face.

 

[g-ice]

Two-Face no doubt about it

 

[Black Hans]

Ra's Al Ghul

 

[Made Man]

I gtta go with Riddler

 

[MartyMcFly]

Riddler. Aside for my love of Frank Gorshin on the tv show and his character on the animated series, Riddler is probably batman's most fascinating villain because he's just as insane as the rest of them but he doesn't believe it. He believes he's so above the rest of society, the rest of the rouges gallery, and even above Batman due to his intellect but his greatest strength is his greatest weakness. He's compelled to leave riddles because he wants the attention for his genius but that attention is what gets him caught every single time. I know there's a story written by Paul Dini i believe, where Riddler says he won't leave a riddle for batman and he almost pulls it off, almost pulls off his plan but he cannot resist the urge to leave a riddle which ultimately leads to his undoing as it normally does and he checks himself into Arkham because he realizes maybe he truly is crazy

 

[ML29]

Two-face. Classic tragic figure turned Villain, him and Bruce started out as friends so batman always feels guilty whenever they clash. It's a great dynamic for endless stories.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Riddler. Aside for my love of Frank Gorshin on the tv show and his character on the animated series, Riddler is probably batman's most fascinating villain because he's just as insane as the rest of them but he doesn't believe it. He believes he's so above the rest of society, the rest of the rouges gallery, and even above Batman due to his intellect but his greatest strength is his greatest weakness. He's compelled to leave riddles because he wants the attention for his genius but that attention is what gets him caught every single time. I know there's a story written by Paul Dini i believe, where Riddler says he won't leave a riddle for batman and he almost pulls it off, almost pulls off his plan but he cannot resist the urge to leave a riddle which ultimately leads to his undoing as it normally does and he checks himself into Arkham because he realizes maybe he truly is crazy

Another fascinating interpretation of the Batman/Riddler dynamic is that they're both insane.

No one on the Gotham police force can deduce the answers to Nigma's riddles except Batman. Are they really THAT clever and THAT complex or do they just require someone as insane as he is to understand them.

It's like a game between the 2 where the rules only make sense to the 2 of them and no one else.

 

[Lakers Offseason]

Ra's Al Ghul

 

[R.O. Double]

2 Face Harvey Dent.

 

[MartyMcFly]

2 Face Harvey Dent.

You need help Harvey

 

[TheGodling]

 

[gho3st]

man fukk Batman...weak white man who use his superior intelligence(craftiness) and courage to "overcome" any foe... Where else do i hear this narrative? EVERYWHERE

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

Not one vote for Catwoman?

I wonder if it's because she's often portrayed as an anti-hero and an ally as opposed to a villain.

 

[god=nature=we'reFUCKED]

Not one vote for Catwoman?

I wonder if it's because she's often portrayed as an anti-hero and an ally as opposed to a villain.

I mean she gets my vote for who should be Batman's #1 go to chick . She needs to be more evil to be about that villain life