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	Supervillain - Marvel Universe - A Wikia wiki
		A supervillain is a variant of the villain character type, commonly found in comic books.
		Supervillains concoct complex and ambitious schemes to accumulate power and suppress adversaries.
		Supervillains are often used as foils to superheroes and other fictional heroes.
	marvel.wikia.com /wiki/Supervillain (125 words)

	Supervillain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A supervillain is a variant of the villain character type, commonly found in comic books, action movies and science fiction in various mediums.
		By most definitions, the first supervillain was John Devil, a proto-Fantômas, created by Paul Féval, père in his eponymous 1862 novel, or Féval's nearly-immortal, machiavellian Colonel Bozzo-Corona, leader of Les Habits Noirs introduced in 1863.
		The first supervillain who wore a bizarre costume was the Lightning, from the 1938 film Fighting Devil Dogs, which preceded the first modern superhero, Superman.
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Supervillain (2676 words)

	Fictional character
		List of fictional apes (and other non-human primates, excluding Monkeys)
		Lists of fictional characters in specific works or series
		List of characters in The Chronicles of Narnia
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/f/fi/fictional_character.html (3049 words)

	Amazon.com: The Science of Supervillains: Books: Lois H. Gresh,Robert Weinberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		In a book that bills itself as the Science of the Supervillains readers have to feel right from the first page that this is an all-or-nothing kind of book.
		Supervillains spends three pages weaving through the ins-and-outs of the arch-nemeses' convoluted, time-hopping history - thanks in no small part to the writer of their Foreword, Mr.
		Overall, though, the trope of using supervillains to explore scientific notions feels artificial; they read as more of a vehicle by which to get the book on bookshelves in the hands of a wider audience than as a genuine attempt to analyze the superhero universe.
	www.amazon.com /Science-Supervillains-Lois-H-Gresh/dp/0471482056 (3538 words)

	Orlando Sentinel - Another list to argue about by JimAbbott (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Fifty journalists and musicians (including Solomon Burke, Cameron Crowe, Patterson Hood, and many others) were enlisted to compile the list and were encouraged to vote for the songwriters they treasured the most—not the ones with the biggest sales or the greatest impact on popular culture.
		The list itself ranges in age from Conor Oberst (26) to Hal David (85); in style from the aggressive politically-infused hip hop of Public Enemy to the cheeky twang of Dolly Parton; in outlook from the brooding, internal tumult of Morrissey to the unfettered, existential exuberance of The Flaming Lips.
		The reason John Lennon is not on the list is that this is a list of living songwriters only.
	blogs.orlandosentinel.com /entertainment_music_blog/2006/05/another_list_to.html (856 words)

	The All-New All-Different Howling Curmudgeons: The Top Nine Comic Book Supervillains
		And the best sense of fair play among comics supervillains: He broke into Fort Knox and stole the gold, only to break back in and put it back when he discovered that it was just a Superman robot he defeated.
		Honorable mention: Thanos, who doesn't qualify on account of being a Jim Starlin knockoff of a Jack Kirby character (who's on the list), but who would otherwise qualify for, as the man said, being the kind of guy who'd kill half the universe just to impress Death enough to get in her pants.
		If the list were opened to more than one villain per hero, Ra's al Ghul and Galactus (the ultimate high concept villain) would be musts, and Jason wisely adds some classic femmes fatales to the mix.
	www.whiterose.org /howlingcurmudgeons/archives/006123.html (3172 words)

	Return to Teacher Activities
		Brainstorm a short list of superheroes and a short list of supervillains.
		In groups of 4 (2 from each quickwrite) make a list of 5 to 7 traits that are common to superheroes, and 5 to 7 traits that are common to villains.
		Each group gives feedback to the class to compile two lists of traits: One list relevant to a hero and one list relevant to a villain.
	www.geocities.com /learnvalues/CharacterLessonPlan.htm (326 words)

	CVCO - Overbooked: Cartoons Stars
		A list of books, many of which received at least one starred review (indicating a work of unusual merit) from the following review sources: Booklist (BL), Publisher's Weekly (PW), Kirkus, and Library Journal (LJ).
		Additional titles of interest may be included on this list.
		Join the Overbooked List - A rather quiet list for readers to share recent reads, keep up to date with details about new books, discuss favorite authors/titles, etc.
	www.overbooked.org /booklists/subjects/art/cartoons.html (480 words)

	Amazon.com Message (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Space Ghost was a guy who could fly, even in the vacuum of outer space, and had super powers that mostly derived from little wristbands that could fire, you know, power beams.
		They brought him back, essentially as a retired superhero who had a talk show, and his musical sidekick was one of the old villains that he used to have to fight.
		But there's just something hysterical about a vain, self-involved ex-superhero and a supervillain who essentially is just a naïve little 11-year-old kid who is always getting in trouble.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/feature/-/973201 (5034 words)

	GeekList: Best Ever Graphic Novels
		This list includes any awards lists I could find, 3 different "Top 100"s, any recommendations from comics websites (mostly defunct), but at its core is the combined listings of 50 Amazon "Great Graphic Novels" lists.
		I gave 1 point for a mention on an Amazon list, and a varied number of points for the other lists, depending on how reliable I estimated they were.
		When I made the list I wasn't selective, and anything anyone else had on their list went into this 'list of lists'.
	www.boardgamegeek.com /geeklist/17337/page/2 (2983 words)

	2004 Year in Review: The 10 Best Films (Seattle Weekly) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		No list is definitive, and this year we can expect plenty of critical disagreement.
		Instead of internal drugs, we have internal drama, and Sandino's contemplative beauty is well suited to both: Her face always has the look of a woman who's underestimated yet shrewd—a true American, in other words.
		The 10 Best Films — No list is definitive, and this year we can expect plenty of critical disagreement.
	www.seattleweekly.com /film/0452/041229_film_2004best.php (1758 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News: The 2005 CBR Year End Roundup (Part 2 of 2): Best Of and 2006 Hopes
		Here's the deal: these lists consist of books which arrived in stores in 2005 that we individually read and rose to the top of our pull lists.
		Narrowing my "Best of..." list down to five titles, writers, and artists was an extremely difficult task, and I had to leave out so many in each category it hurt.
		And add Gail Simone to the list of writers that gave us loads of monthly fun in "Birds of Prey" and "Action Comics." Even though she barely missed making my writer's list, her presence is felt in another of my lists.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=6397 (6463 words)

	Dvorak Card Game - The Supervillains Deck (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Various supervillains fight to be the first to destroy the world, instead.
		The first Supervillain to destroy the world wins the game.
		The Supervillains deck remains the intellectual property of Tyrethali, Zarba, Raven, Kevan and McGravin -
	www.dvorakgame.co.uk /cardlist.cgi?villain (720 words)

	GeekList: These Games are Comical! (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Whether it’s comical as in super heroes comic books, the funny pages or your own stand up act this is the list for any board game you can associate...
		Rules sound okay and the listing here says it's by Richard Borg, so could be good.
		I actually had Under Siege too (I need to add it to the list) but sold it away as it was not as fun.
	www.boardgamegeek.com.cob-web.org:8888 /geeklist/2908 (744 words)

	Roxxon Oil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This fictional company, appearing in comic book stories published by Marvel Comics, is notorious for its determination to make massive profits regardless of any laws or moral principles.
		In the Ultimate Marvel Universe the Roxxon Corporation is also responsible for creating supervillains, although its owner, Donald Roxxon, seems to have little idea what the company actually does.
		In Ultimate Spider-Man he was targeted by a former employee who took the identity of the Tinkerer, and hired Silver Sable to track down Spider-Man, as he believed the hero knew who was responsible.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Roxxon (682 words)

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	elists.easycgi.com /todesign (479 words)

	Spidey Kicks Butt - The Ultimate in Spider-Man Commentary
		At the Ditko Theater (neat, eh?), a huge congregation of B to Z-List Marvel supervillains is gathering to bid on a very special "costume," the alien symbiote that comprises one half of Venom.
		First, JJJ's $5 million bounty on his secret identity is bringing all of the nut job supervillains out of the woodwork, as well as lesser lunatics who think that by putting on a Spider-Man costume they can convince JJJ to part with the money, except that some of these dopes are getting themselves killed.
		So, when Norman needed someone in the supervillain community to help him in the next stage of his war against Spider-Man, he picked the one villain he had dealings with before — and one he felt he could count on not to betray him.
	www.spideykicksbutt.com /YearinReview/SpidermanShush.html (8392 words)

	Broken Frontier \| The Portal for Quality Comics Coverage! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The bounties these two hunt, however, tends to the supervillain side, as is witnessed by their wild opening capture of the Spider-Man villain Rhino.
		When they set out after a team of c-list supervillains who have skipped bail, it’s all in a day’s work they assume.
		Unfortunately for them those villains have just stolen something mysterious and the owner is willing to kill anything and anyone in the way of getting it back.
	www.brokenfrontier.com /reviews/details.php?id=563 (418 words)

	Paideia Library - For Junior High Readers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		When pirates attack their sailboat and kill her step-father, the lives of Libby and her injured mom depends entirely on the teen’s sailing and survival skills.
		Six teens discover that their parents are supervillains, and go into hiding to try to disrpt the adults’ evil plans in this full-color graphic novel.
		The author, first among her friends to be called for compulsory military service, chronicles two years of growing up in the Israeli army between 1988 and 1990.
	www.paideiaschool.org /library/reading/2006/jhList06.htm (4560 words)

	The Science of Supervillains by Author Robert Weinberg (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Science of Supervillains by Author Robert Weinberg
		Computer Supervillain or Village Idiot?: Brainiac Chapter 4.
		Mxyzptlk & Batmite Appendix A. Comic Professionals Tell All Appendix B. Supervillains Reading List & Bibliography Chapter 10 deals with the four forces in the universe.
	www.robertweinberg.net /supervillains.htm (144 words)

	Not So Grand Cliche List
		Inspired by John Van Sickle's Grand list of Overused Science Fiction Cliches, which is a writer's guide to ideas and plot devices in Science Fiction which might have been a good idea at one point but, to quote Van Sickle, "have become hackneyed from overuse by the unimaginative," unquote.
		I have sought to create a similar list for ideas and plot devices pertaining specifically to the Fantasy genre, (although I have decided I will not rate the cliches or try to categorize them.
		Van Helsing Rule #8: Powerful supervillains like to keep their friends close, their enemies closer and the one object which is capable of saving the hero and contributing to their own demise in a lightly guarded room located within their own fortress.
	amethyst-angel.com /cliche.html (6174 words)

	GameSpy:
		That missing element, of course, was the player controlled supervillain.
		Evil base construction is a big part of the game, and players can expect to have their bases raided by rival supervillains in order to steal items of power.
		The concurrent missions (superheroes defending the site of a heist from supervillains, for instance) sound like they could be awesome, and the base building features seem like a definite step forward.
	www.gamespy.com /articles/618/618469p7.html (818 words)

	Earth Prime: Hero List
		Originally organized to deal with costumed crimefighters, the agency has evolved into a high-tech force that deals with supervillains all over the country.
		Some like-minded supervillains have joined up with them to form "Storm Troop".
		This agency is responsible for the military use of space and the development of space weapons for the United States.
	www.scils.rutgers.edu /~whitew/Herolist.htm (2148 words)

	FANBOY PLANET.com .: jsc-breakdown122005 :.
		Now, we’re faced with the former president of Latveria using C-list supervillains to power a massive bomb that will take out Manhattan.
		Because she was funding C-list supervillains to wage war on America.
		After all that rising action, she gets taken out remarkably quickly by newcomer Daisy Johnson (a teenage S.H.I.E.L.D. agent with Angelina Jolie’s looks and seismic powers).
	www.fanboyplanet.com /comics/jsc-breakdown122005.php (902 words)

	GameStats: Brain Hotel
		Based on the Tales of the Odd comics, Brain Hotel is a point-and-click adventure game in the tradition of such classic LucasArts games as Maniac Mansion and the Monkey Island series.
		You play the role of Ed Arnold, a hapless deliveryman who gets tangled in the annual supervillain convention at the Brain Hotel.
		Ed reluctantly becomes involved in a plot to defeat one of the more ruthless supervillains at the convention.
	www.gamestats.com /objects/768/768648 (151 words)

	Wolverine #27 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		This is shared universes done right; Millar has fun playing with the many toys that the Marvel Universe gives him, even if he doesn't always get the details exactly right.
		Even though the supervillains here are Z-list losers being brainwashed by Hydra, we still feel sympathy for them as Wolverine does his Michael Myers thing, and that's a good indication that Millar's not just hacking this out, no matter how much it might sometimes look like it.
		And while I bitch and moan about Romita being dropped from Amazing Spider-Man, he was never being given the chance to truly shine there, no matter how good his work was.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/111444056614978.htm (348 words)

	Help/Site Map
		First of all, each Supervillain has a frames section which is set up in the exact same way.
		The frame on the lefthand side is the "Table of contents" it lets you select from the various pages I have made about that villain (read the site map section for details).
		This is an archive I am working on which includes an extensive list of Supervillains.
	www.geocities.com /crimemonkey/help.html (838 words)

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	elists.easycgi.com /supervil (390 words)

	Net Prophet - Life&Leisure news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		You’ll also find a list of supervillains you should oppose, and those you should stay the hell away from.
		Be on the lookout for Sissy Man, and Nosebleed Boy, but run screaming in the opposite direction from Thargorr the Planet Crusher, Dr. Disemboweller, and Garth, the Gonad Detonator Supreme.
		Interestingly, some of the world’s greatest superheroes were created not only to entertain, but also to help develop and foster a sense of national identity.
	www.sofiaecho.com /article/net-prophet/id_4658/catid_32 (753 words)

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