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Tainted87
Tainted87 - 9/16/2012, 3:29 PM


In CBMs, they are either: a) the ones who gave the heroes their powers/motivation, or b) an inverted likeness of the hero.

And the comics aren't especially different, either...
Batman has Joker
Spider-man has Green Goblin
Flash has Professor Zoom
Green Lantern has Sinestro
Captain America has Red Skull
Professor X has Magneto
Martian Manhunter has Malefic (or Despero)
Green Arrow has Merlyn
Wolverine has Sabretooth
Superman has Lex Luthor
StormLoganSummers
StormLoganSummers - 9/16/2012, 5:02 PM
1) I have no friends.
2) Perhaps.
3) In this case, I hope not O.O
4) No one is like me.
5) My parents? O.O



Great article.
LoudNoises
LoudNoises - 9/16/2012, 5:17 PM
I arbitrarily chose my arch-nemisis. I walked up to a random stranger on the street and pointed my finger right in his face and yelled "I shall put an end to your reign of evil at any cost!!!" He walked right past me, but I'm pretty sure he won't show his face around my neighborhood again. :p

Nice article btw.
golden123
golden123 - 9/16/2012, 6:25 PM
LOL @LoudNoises
FictionDelight
FictionDelight - 9/16/2012, 9:27 PM
Funniest. Feedback. Ever. Thanks guys.
FictionDelight
FictionDelight - 9/17/2012, 6:34 AM
@jpfola26
Fighting over a girls affection is definitely a common one, I think several comics have mimicked the Count of Monte Cristo in that regard, good catch. Same with the psychological one, the joker especially doesn't fit nicely into my list.

@Tainted87
Professor Zoom, damn I can't believe I forgot him in particular. Hope you don't mind if I make that edit to the article? Thanks for the heads up.

@StormLogan
Your self-description seems to fit that of many soon-to-be super heroes. I suggest you start working on your costume NOW!

@LoudNoises
Thank you for confronting that tyrannical monster, you are a brave and honorable warrior.

@cipher
Glad you got the reference. I don't think its your best friend; if you already suspect him its most likely there will be another twist in your story and he will turn out to be your ally after-all, maybe even taking a bullet or a laser for you. My vote; you pissed off somebody on CBM. Don't be so quick to dismiss. As you "Hahaha" your arch-enemy is probably "Muahaha"ing on another computer.

@ThaReaperAssassin
Glad you liked, more to come soon!



thebearjew
thebearjew - 9/18/2012, 5:51 AM
enemies start as friends Friends start out as enemies
LuckyKyd
LuckyKyd - 9/19/2012, 1:15 AM
Very nice write up, liked it a lot. It is actually a fun notion that these 5 reason almost fits every arch nemesis ever created
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