Always Expanding Knowledge; H.E As Shown To Have A Intellect To Challenge Earth To Minds Such As Iron Man, Mr. Fantastic and Dr. Doom He Even Was Able To Out Smart Silver Surfer And Steal His Power Cosmic.
Cosmic Factor Being Able To Go Up Against Galactus, Thor, Adam Warlock and Many More And Still Remain Standing Is Incredible.
Limitless Resources He Has Been Able To Clone Earth, Evolve His Followers and Make Extremely Awesome Technological Advancement
for this reason. It was the first death I've ever read in comics, and consequently stuck with me ever since.
Runner up is Thanos he's done what few if any villians ever have, he's won (only to change it all back on his own) Wich I admit is a greater feat then what Bullseye has done, ever, but as I've said Elektra's death at his hands is just ingrained into my mind.
Someone who is arrogant but justifiably so, casually confronting his enemies with a certain flair. He is the fun condescending villain archetype like Handsome Jack in Borderlands and I always like those types of villains.
* He's such a great villain because he practically goes against Professor Xavier's goal in having peace between human kind and mutant kind, while Magneto wanted the mutants to rule over human kind.
Yehp. Surprised it took so long for someone to say Doom. For me, Doom is my favorite comics villain of all time. Mag's is a close second over at Marvel.
Dr Doom - He is a boss in so many ways, everyone is terrified of him with good reason.
Magneto - The most well well established "villain" even if you do not agree with anything he has done, you can at least understand how and why he is what he is.
Taskmaster - A great concept that has never been put in the right hands or situation. The potential to be the ultimate street level villain.
It's Ultron. No villain has ever challenged the Avengers like he has, on such a physical and mental level like he has. No matter how many times he's defeated, he will always return to threaten Earth's Mightiest Heroes in ever more dangerous and varied ways.
Plus, his origin ties in with a founding Avenger, giving him extra significance.
It'd be real hard for me to pick someone other than Doctor Doom. He's great. He's the Darth Vader of superhero comics IMO. And I loved him in DOOM 2099 (hated the twist in that though).
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