Often cited as one of thegreatest anime villains of all time,Johan Liebertalso has a pretty wild backstory. As a child, Johan and his twin sister Anna were born as the result of a eugenics experiment reminiscent of those run by Nazis. The goal of the experiment intended to create...
Great horror movie villains with ridiculous, complicated origin stories underscore how deeply the genre is rooted in the element of mystery. While horror films are known mostly for their nightmarish imagery and heart-pounding musical scores, theconvoluted stories of certain movie villains can greatly a...
There are no classic Western protagonists; there is no higher moral ground where heroes wear white cowboy hats and villains are draped in black. John Wayne was the quintessential American movie Western protagonist. When he took on the role of the cantankerous, morally questionable Cogburn, the ...
Mary and Joseph responded with faith and accepted the situation as God’s plan for them and her Son’s coming into the world. They did not understand, but they accepted and believed that this frail, weak child is God who comes into the world through them. ...
His works tend to incorporate the Psychology of Black/African experience across the diaspora as a means of building rich, fully realized frameworks for stories centered on Black heroes, villains and worlds. He believes that the erasure and exclusion of Black existence from many genres can be ...
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Having lived in Gotham for decades, Spacey has survived countless attacks by supervillains, and today, though a man with many enemies, he refuses to put down his pen no matter what criminal attempts to intimidate him. With his enormous experience and a network spreading over the entire city,...
She also has a villain to deal with – Rasputin, who’s a total jerk and ups the ante on creepiness the way that villains like Jafar and Doctor Facilier have in Disney’s past. (We’re going to go more into specifics about that later, when we talk music.) Secondly: at a glance,...
Making them the villains at the end not only didn’t fit, it was also a clear attempt to put their own indelible stamp on Frank’s series. And that, in addition to being cynical and exploitative, just seems like a big ol’ middle finger to both Frank and his fans! Some Final Words...
And, furthermore, it is exceedingly improbable that any villains who had committed such a murder as is here supposed, would have thrown the body in without weight to sink it, when such a precaution could have so easily been taken.” The editor here proceeds to argue that the body must ...