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Published: 2015-02-06 06:00:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 1283; Favourites: 6; Downloads: 7
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Have one for my hero character, why not my villain?Four of these characters were the initial inspiration, while I've since co-opted the other two since Eviscerare's creation.
Starting at the Upper Left:
Nemesis (Icon Comics) >> Bane (Dark Knight Rises) >> Joker (The Dark Knight) >> Professor Moriarty (Ritchie version, though any version would do) >> Taskmaster (Marvel Comics) >> Fantomas
When I started the character my initial inspirations were Moriarty, DKR Bane, TDK Joker and Fantomas. Have since added Taskmaster and Mark Millar's Nemesis as well.
I'm sure alot of these inspirations/influences make sense for a dastardly sociopath like Eviscerare.
Eviscerare sows chaos and carnage in the world of
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An interesting cast of characters. Although, I don't quite know a few of them.
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well... who? 
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Joker was obvious but Taskmaster was a bit of a surprise.
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mainly the mask, and how some versions of him are master disguise artists.
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All this makes sense to me, although I hope it's TDKR Bane before it's revealed that he's actually basically just a lackey for Talia al Ghul.
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yes it's pre-Talia reveal BaneΒ Β
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Why filmmakers apparently can't portray Bane as the serious stand-alone threat he's been in the comics is beyond me.
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I'm pretty sure that bane does play a similar role in the comic for the al Ghuls
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I could be wrong, but I thought the only major interaction he'd had with the al Ghuls in the comics was impressing Ra's enough to be temporarily appointed his heir.
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i think in this case it was meant to be a shocking twist.
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I guess. It probably also doesn't help that I'm just not a fan of the al Ghuls.
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the only al Ghul i have a hard time with is Damien. He seems to have developed a bit more since his introduction, but he was such a cocky obnoxious little shit that I'm honestly surprised Batman put up with it, even more surprised that Dick, Jason and Tim let it slide.
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Yeah, I've never really liked him either. But Ra's and the League of Assassins represent the arrogant my-word-is-law/I-don't-like-something-therefore-it-must be-destroyed attitude I really hate in villains and and I've just never liked Talia. I know there's supposed to be a whole divided-loyalties-between-her-father-and-her-love thing, but it's always pretty obvious who she'll side with in the end, even if it's just to ensure that Batman never gets a moment's happiness, which just stops it (and her) being at all interesting for me.
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The Ra's al ghul from the Batman Animated Series was cool, though his destiny (as revealed in Batman Beyond) was less than stellar for him... and Talia.
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Yeah, well, the DCAU generally did a good job with its villains. And yeah, the possessing Talia thing was pretty squick, even though it allowed a great taunt from Bruce.
Actually, just after posting that last response I found a paragraph that pretty much sums up what I dislike about Ra's on on his TvTropes page under "The Paranoiac". tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.phpβ¦
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i think that pretty much encapsulates Ra's al Ghul rather well.
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Yeah. But anyway, I've already bitched far too much on this one submission, so I'll simply add that I always enjoy seeing these inspiration pieces, and this one and Doc's have both been very enlightening.
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Might do a version for Black Spider.
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I dunno... from what I hear, Mark Millar's villains tend to go that extra mile in just being vile for the sake of it, nemesis in particular I've heard has done some reallyΒ fucked-up things, old Evis has standards after all.
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