Favourite Batman villain?

But if you face a man/woman who conquer their fear scarecrow will lose. Although in the videogames he was portrayed very well. Two Face is always a very nice villain.

never did... actualy, it never interested me... do you highly recommend it?

It's a panel from the Allen Moore graphic novel "The Killing Joke", one of my favorite comic books. :)

The upper right panel in this pic

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what what :o :P

you asked whats my fav villian, and well i told you its Batman. So many times he screwed over poor joker and especially Harley, and harley is my fav comic hero so naturally, i dont like batman one bit.

What about Injustice series Superman?

You played Arkham Knight, so you know you're wrong.

Such a poor "final fight".
Scarecrow: Are you afraid?
Batman: Hmm, now you ask about it, no. I'm fear immune.
Scarecrow: What?
Batman: Now let me punch you.

What happens earlier is so much better.

There is something to be said about the crazy ones who are easy on the eyes, agile and flexible :D

That is going to change, after all Suicide Squad is coming. :D

actually thats what I like about him, he's not really bad, just a job as you say, sometimes even he is kind of a good guy

I have watched almost all of them actually. The classics and the newer ones. He's just not my superhero of choice, that's all :)

Oh, one more thought though, I never liked Penguin because he always creeped me out! That nose! D^:

Then Batman is in the other side of the law as well lol

He actually intentionally kills a person in his very first comic book appearance.

The main problem for any good comic hero. And most of the villains would deserve death; maybe not a death sentence, just something like "it happened" (like Harvey Dent's death in Nolan's trilogy or what happens at the end of Arkham City).

That isn't the problem. The problem is that they keep escaping. In a world where it was impossible to imprison the Joker for life, and it was a given that the Joker couldn't be reformed in any way (let's accept this one as part of the character) Batman would arguably be morally justified in killing the Joker, and it would be quite immoral for him to let the Joker live even though he had no way of saving every future victim the Joker would make. That's the world he lives in if you believe the writers, and so Batman is at best an idiot and at worst someone responsible for a lot of avertable deaths.

But it's ludicrous to assume we couldn't build a prison that would hold the Joker forever, especially if you've got a billionaire with a big motivation for doing so. The only reason the Joker keeps escaping is, of course, comic book logic. If we were allowed to depart from comic book logic, what would happen is that Batman would capture the Joker and he'd stay captured. Or, after enough breakouts, the public would vote to reinstate the death penalty and he'd get executed (which would be justice according to the law, and out of Batman's hands). Batman only looks stupid for his "don't kill" policy because the world he lives in is deliberately contrived to make it impossible.

Not a big Burton fan, his style of movies are kinda the same and tends to bore me. But those movies (and Schumacher's) are bad. A pity how it makes Batman (and the villains) look like a douchebag.