DC Comics Super Villains 100 Greatest Moments HC

DC Comics Super Villains 100 Greatest Moments HC(W) Robert Greenberger Every hero needs a villain. In fighting them, the extreme superiority of our heroes is revealed. The methods and morals of villains are usually the key difference between them and the heroes. Many bad guys cause mayhem for mayhem's sake, with sometimes no apparent reason other than simply being bad. What makes a villain great, however, is the complexity of their character. The truly terrible villains of DC Comics have depths of

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