Introduce your Villain!

[MissMagicGirl]

This is Prim. She calls herself a supervillain and likes to steal anything from comic books to dangerous magical items. Her success rate is.... uneven. ^^;;; She likes cute things and mostly dress in pink / pastel colors. But she describes her own clothing style as cool and tuff. ^^ She is emotional, over dramatic and likes to make up amazing stories about her origin as a supervillian that probably is never true...

You can read my comic Magic Advisor where Prim is one of the stars here: https://tapastic.com/series/magicadvisor

[CaptainUfo]

Captain Ufo doesn't have a recurring villain: each season is a (mostly) self-contained story arc, se each season has new bad guys to face. Currently our villain is this guy here:

Since figuring out who he is is a big part of the story I can't tell you much about him. I can only say that he's known with his codename "Scorpio", that he stole a prototype ship from a powerfull galactic corporation and that he's using it to destroy appearently random star systems. Species, real identity and motivations currently unknown.

[Zanreo]

Well, I guess Konami counts as one:

A few years back she completely changed her strategies and now seems to want to be the greatest supervillain... but in reality she's more of a comic relief villain. Except in how she treats her employees.

[NickRowler]

Now that I think about it...I don't really have a "villain" just a bunch of really depressed characters. I guess depression is my "villain".

The character who comes close to being a villain is this person...yet they haven't been introduced in my comic yet.

[greyshire]

My comic is a murder mystery so I'm not at liberty to say whether this guy's a villain, but Malcolm is definitely an antagonist of sorts. (Also usually the most fun to write!)

Rich nephew of an eccentric earl, he has a very high opinion of himself and would very much like to inherent the family estate. He's hyper-aware of social rank, generally doesn't notice people with less money than him (unless he wants to torment them), and is preoccupied with impressing anyone who's richer.

[alaingrey]

It's interesting how much storytelling can differ just in terms of antagonist. I don't have a clear antagonist in my comic since everyone is kind of battling their own bad choices, but I do have a character I can best describe as "villainous" in that he likes to start cat fights, is always smirking, acts as an argument catalyst, became a drug dealer for a page and is a big cheat. His favorite book is Machiavelli's "the Prince" and pretty much strives to live the prince life.
Here is a picture of him cheating at a game. Definitely the villain!

[Shanny8]

Now that my newest page uploaded, I can introduce this chapter's villain...her name is Susanoo, named after the Japanese mythology deity. In truth, Susanoo is a demi god(her origins are unknown right now), she is a member of a secret society known as the Thunderers. Susanoo has powers similar to Ray Thunder, though she has more experience with her abilities than he; she also possesses a weapon that was believed to be a myth as well- the sword Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi, a powerful lightning blade capable of mass destruction.

[Kelty]

this is Elaine. she's a raging asshole. her hobbies include whittling, tormenting her younger brother, killing things, and fucking your bitch.

her entire character arc is comparable to throwing a surprise birthday picnic for your grandma, showing up late and piss drunk with a prostitute, managing to kill half your family, and setting the neighborhood on fire.

[queenmogeko]

Still a work in progress but!! This is her c:

[ErithEl]

For the moment this guy is the villain of Burning Bright (you can tell because his room is light like a Disney villain's ).
I say "for the moment" though because we haven't met all the villains yet and the rest is spoilers...