So >>78150771 got me thinking:
What other heroes would be much more terrifying as villains? I really enjoyed Superior iron man for just that, Tony's rogueish personality works more for villainy than selfless heroism, and the idea of a purely evil spidey just wrecking his way to what he wants can be genuinely terrifying.
>>78150818
>What other heroes would be much more terrifying as villains?
Literally all of them.Except Hank Pym.
Wonder Woman, just imagine if she hated everything instead of loving everything
>>78150818
Flash,superman,batfamily and their plot amors, Professor X
>>78150835
>that spoiler
A truly bloodthirsty antman climbing into his enemies and expanding is the absolute most brutal villain I can imagine.
>>78150818
Tony never is a hero he is either a douchebag or a straight up villain alongside the heroes.
>Superior Ironman
>Villain
>>78150870
That's not Pym's style, though.
>>78150866
Haven't we seen that one in one off comics ?
>>78150937
well the hypothetical is that the hero is truly villainous, like Jean Grey using her powers selfishly, or Pym becoming a Ted Bundy style serial killer, the idea is to put a characters skillset into a truly villainous personality.
>>78150939
Does Injustice count?
>>78150818
>USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST
Iron Man's concept was literally "how do I make a villain into a hero"
