Post comic book villains that need more love.
Comic book villains
James Peterson
Kayden Bennett
Jeremiah Collins
>Turner D. Century possesses a bicycle that can fly through the air by unrevealed means, an umbrella that can project powerful flames, and a wax doll he styles as a companion with a head designed to work as a detachable napalm bomb
Anthony Cox
Don't forget, he was second only to Sinestro in the Silver Age, was an industrialist before Luthor, successfully charmed Carol Ferris when he was still human, and organized the first GL villains team-up and the Royal Flush Gang.
Camden Lewis
Years before Thor & Loki, Ka-Zar & Plunderer, Black Bolt & Maximus and Xavier & Juggernaut, Byrrah had the same sibling rivalry dynamic with Namor in the 1950s. Also, (next to Namor himself, debatably) he is the most frequently used Golden Age Marvel villain behind the Red Skull who isn't a joke like Asbestos Lady or Armless Tiger Man. In many ways, Warlord Krang was just a dusted-off substitute for Byrrah like Zemo was for Red Skull.
Michael Ortiz
Justin Myers
Wow. Jen looks cool as a statue. There need to be more female golems in comics (She-Thing doesn't count)
Angel King
Brody Jones
Classic Gentleman Ghost needs more love instead of weird retcons like "old man using high tech" or "Ebenezer Scrooge-like demon"
Anthony Lopez
Gentleman Ghost is one of those characters who really just doesn't need any backstory or deep lore whatsoever.
Once glance at the guy and you understand immediately who he is and what he's about.