Best Super Villain Created in the Last 10 Years

I saw the Super Hero thread and thought this thread deserved to be made as well.

Who do you think are the best baddies to come out in the last 10 years of comics? :)

Hush

Last ten years... *drawing a blank*

I don't know how old certain characters are Ezekiel Stane is cool.

@loki9876: You can just look it up on the character's Wiki.

In my opinion, Daken is a strong contender.

Miek

Hush, but Madder Red has a great potential to be a runner up.

That's unfortunate but according to your lists on comic vine, you're an Atrocitus fan...

Ex Nihilo quickly comes to mind.

Atrocitus is an anti-hero.

The two are not mutually exclusive.

trolol.

For those who don't know him, this explains him the best:

H'El is pretty cool. Last ten years is a bit tough.

I'm liking Talon right now.

Yep. these 2 guys

Black Beetle or Dr. Hurt.

this thread seems easier than the hero thread, due to villains seem to be created with more frequency.

soooo, here we go:

1) First Lantern

2) Thragg

3) Vulcan?

4) Void

5) Unit (x-men)

@the_tree said:

Black Beetle or Dr. Hurt.

These two are great contenders. Also, Zoom. Yeah, Hunter first appeared back in 2001 but that's close enough for me.

@smashbrawler: Yeah, dude! Black Beetle was awesome in Booster Gold and Time Masters: Vanishing Point. I really wish the series was continued on, because he was a great villain with a mystery and storyline that remains unresolved.

I also love Doctor Hurt. I'm probably in the minority, but he's my favorite Batman villain. He just has this cool style about him, and he's incredibly sinister.

Talon!

Dr Hurt, by far.

Can't even really thing of anyone from Marvel?

The only one I can really think of for marvel is hood.

I actually like the Talons too, specially with their cool designs (at least for me).

Dr. Hurt and others but can't think of any right now.

Talon and Hush have been very decent!

"Cricket sounds"

Doctor Hurt and Professor Pyg.

@the_tree said:

The mystery surrounding Black Beetle was definitely one of my favorite things about him. What was his motivation? Was he Hector, Jaime or someone else entirely? I guess we'll never know now. Oh, and Young Justice totally mishandled that. Guess that's another addition to my "Why I find YJ overrated" list, heh.

I also love Doctor Hurt. I'm probably in the minority, but he's my favorite Batman villain. He just has this cool style about him, and he's incredibly sinister.

Yeah, Hurt had a cool atmosphere surrounding him. He was very unique in every aspect compared to virtually every other Batman villain out there, that's one of the reasons he made such an impact. Plus, Morrison always gives villains a great sense of grandiose, that helped a lot too.

Zoom

For Me it's

Hiro Kala

Tie between Hush and The Court of Owls/Talons

Hush

Ex Nihilo is probably my favorite. But at the same time he has yet to be in a good story, so it would be hard to name him as the best. Professor Pig and the Flamingo from Morrison's Batman and Robin were a lot of fun as well. Daken is cool. The Hood at Marvel. Nemesis from Mark Millar is pretty effing evil! The Sentry can be a bad guy, and he had his moments. And I'm liking Komodo in Green Arrow.

The Plutonian.

Or Wesley Gibson.

The Hood rocks. It's a shame Bendis didn't really do him any favors in his Avengers appearances, because he's a lot more complex than those books let on. Zoom is over 10 years now, otherwise I'd go with him. So Parker it is:

Not to be like that but The Hood was created 11 years ago, but I think he is one of the greatest, during a short time he has made a great impact on many things.

Very good choice.

Wow, is Hush really that great of a character?

I really loved the Maker, the City, and the Children of Tomorrow. Not only was the Maker an interesting parallel to 616-Richards, but he never acted like a supervillain - but a visionary who truly thought he could improve on humanity. And the Children were awesome from the get-go, from killing the Asgardians to decimating Europe, they felt like a serious threat. And the entire concept was fascinating, a Darwin bubble that accelerated a society ahead of their own time, creating a perfect people that surpassed individuality for a greater purpose.

"This is the world. See what you have made. How do you stand the disappointment?" - The Maker

@mightyrearranger said:

The Hood rocks. It's a shame Bendis didn't really do him any favors in his Avengers appearances, because he's a lot more complex than those books let on. Zoom is over 10 years now, otherwise I'd go with him. So Parker it is:

Double Standard

definition: Eliminating a character made 137 months ago and then choosing one made 130 months ago, when the OP has asked for characters within the last 120 months.

@veshark: Nah Hush sucks,just one good story under his belt(Heart of Hush).

I'd say Gorgon,Doctor Hurt,Zoom,Larfleeze,Atrocitus and Vyndktvx.Maybe the new Reverse Flash might make it too.

Dr. Hurt, Prof Pig and Hush.

He's an anti-hero.

Not sure if he counts as a villan, but he seems like he's leaning towards being one.. Mephisto Phelez from Ao No Exorcist

Lord Deathstrike

Morlun.

Apocalypse twins :)

@havenless said:

@mightyrearranger said:

The Hood rocks. It's a shame Bendis didn't really do him any favors in his Avengers appearances, because he's a lot more complex than those books let on. Zoom is over 10 years now, otherwise I'd go with him. So Parker it is:

Double Standard

definition: Eliminating a character made 137 months ago and then choosing one made 130 months ago, when the OP has asked for characters within the last 120 months.

Whoops. The last 10 years are a blur to me anyways, haha.

Guess this is why drinking is a bad idea, kiddos. >.<

@mr_winchester: Thank you.

Prof. pyg