How well would he do as a villain in Marvel/DC?
How well would he do as a villain in Marvel/DC?
Henry Diaz
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Jose Diaz
Al he did was wreck shit and be evil. Nothing the higher-ups can’t handle.
Robert Kelly
He's powerful but lack creativity. And as a ghost he'd get punked by any DC magician or Doctor Strange
Eli Clark
The real question is how would he do against a petite young woman?
Christian Bennett
What’s this from?
Gabriel Young
It depends on if he got any of Vlad's intelligence in the transfer
Or Vlad's money
He's got a decent powerset, he could probably make a decent powerhouse on a supervillain team. But he couldn't pull of being his own boss or controlling any minions without getting his ass handed to him by Spider-Man and his newly built Spider-Thermos
Ayden Williams
Looks like some of junji ito's work. You'll probably find it if you look up "junji ito misaki"
Camden Ross
I think he just enjoyed wrecking shit because he thought nobody could stand a chance against him. He’s pretty clearly on the same level of intelligence as Vlad is, so he could probably get his money/power the same way Vlad did as well.
Dominic Flores
[She's pretty cute/spoiler]
Blake Moore
>can go intangible
>invisible
>can possess others
Those are his strongest assets against stronger foes like Superman or Thor, but I’m not sure he has the offensive capabilities to take them out
>mediocre projectiles
>alright strength
Couldn’t win an arm wrestling contest against Thor or Superman but could avoid them for a decent amount of time, and if he can take over a stronger hero then he might be able to be useful, or maybe just take over a lower level hero and use them as a sort of hostage to negotiate with the stronger hero’s
>takes over Lois lane
>threatens to “kill himself” or just kill Lois somehow while inside her
>negotiate for money or power idk
Nathan Taylor
What about his Ghostly Wail? Isn’t that his ultimate ability?
David Howard
Even with all the anti-ghost technology, he brought humanity to the brink of extinction and greatly fucked up the ghost zone.
The only way they could think of to beat him was going back in time to kill him at a younger age.
Henry Brown
Pretty sure that Dan had the advantage of his universe being Athiest and non-spiritual.
Marvel and DC have their fair shares of spiritual or mystical superheroes, alongside the existence of religion.
He'd have to deal with bigger fish than him in the afterlife, first, like demons and actual ghosts instead of some quasi-alien thing
Nicholas Ward
"Anything But A Ghost" by Junji Ito.
MIsaki is VERY fond of ghosts!
Parker Garcia
How well would you do in Marvel/DC huh OP? You little baby, I bet you wouldn’t even be street level
Adrian Young
D, all of the above.
Jordan Davis
heh heh heh
Christopher Sanders
>atheist and non-spiritual
There were ghost hunters everywhere.
Juan Wright
He really was a great concept.
Jason Lopez
He would fit in the DC universe better
Evan Hernandez
Do they get Danny's help?
Landon Bailey
>Marvel
Ghost Rider burns him with a Penance Stare
>DC
Deadman fucking ends his whole career.
Benjamin Stewart
Joseph Ramirez
i am realizing he basically has the same origin as the batman who laughs