ITT: Comic villains that should be considered bigger threats than they actually are
Pic related to start with. His main power is literally creating megaton explosions at will.
ITT: Comic villains that should be considered bigger threats than they actually are
Chase Hughes
Parker Richardson
Graviton
William Martinez
Lucifer, the reason Xavier was crippled, and powerful enough to swat off the likes of Iron Man.
Oliver Sanders
Dr. Cyber, who masters both technology and the occult enough to face off against Wonder Woman.
Levi Adams
He's usually no stranger than a grenade when he's not using drugs.
Which is still quite enough
Brody Perez
Titannus, a Super Skrull powerful enough to take down Hulk, Strange, She-Hulk, Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Strange altogether, and too delusional to reason with.
Jonathan Miller
If they hurt Mar-Vell then they are clearly stronger than a grenade.
Landon Ramirez
Forgot pic
Nathan Hughes
>friendly reminder he lead to Mar-Vell getting the cancer that killed him
Nathaniel Nguyen
>Introducing Nitro, the man who killed Captain Marvel
He killed the wrong Captain Marvel.
Lincoln Bell
Joshua Lopez
He was kind of a big deal during Civil War. Managed to burn Wolverine down to his adamantium bones.
William Butler
The Starbrand book bumped him up to cosmic level.
Anthony Barnes
Snowflame
His power is cocaine
Gabriel Thompson
Mason Long
Signalman, who managed to crush the Batman with the one thing he could never prepare himself against - the common citizens he has sworn to protect.
Ryan Jones
Literally erases shit from existence
Kayden Williams
I had no idea this dude appeared outside of X-Men. Neat.
Jacob Jackson
Why you want Billy death?
Parker Brown
it's annoying that writers treat this guy like a joke now
Michael Kelly
that's wonder woman rogues in general. under used
Colton Nguyen
Well... this is what happened in one of his fight against the T-Bolts.
Elijah Peterson
Graviton is one of those villains where his powerlevel works against him appearing frequently, since all but the heaviest hitters would get completely fucking wrecked against him.
Tyler Edwards
I am surprised that after all he has done they haven't made him a bigger threat or pretty much have everyone who knee Mar-Vell go after him.
Connor Carter
I still can't get over the fact that someone did a fancomic of him and it was decent.
Noah Bell
Self-detonation isn't a particularly interesting power, especially not when it's "explode then reform" like Nitro's.
Alexander White
My dude Mangog deserves more respect. He possesses the strength of a billion, BILLION beings!
Hunter Foster
Any power can be interesting depending what you do with it. Maybe writers just don't know what to do with him.
But really causing Civil War and leading to Mar-vell's death and then getting a cosmic upgrade should be enough to do something interesting with him.
Levi Phillips
It's not that you can't do interesting things with the character, it's that the power itself isn't particularly interesting in action. He explodes then after a little while, reforms so he can explode again. He can explode part of himself for a weaker explosion (that somehow doesn't hurt him even though he expressly lacks any sort of enhanced physiology) and faster rate of explosions. Rather than a cosmic upgrade he seems like he should a team villain.
Camden Mitchell
That is why the Earth Mightiest Heroes first episode was such a blast
Joseph Edwards
I liked the interpretation that he deliberately avoids taking part in ambitious evil shit, because all he want's is to rob enough money for a cushy life and not attract attention of guys like Punisher or get tangled with the Avengers.