The Most Vile Villain Ever in Comics…

I find these sorts of comics hilarious because the police would not have arrested him, they would’ve killed him on the spot

This dude would absolutely make any super hero drop their “no-kill” rule if he were to encounter any outside of his verse

Omnipotent Bugs bunny ass villain.

Nemesis feels a bit too 'magical'. He just seems to know how to do everything and is good at everything. Kinda makes the evil he does come off as more comedic. Anyone else get that?

Nemesis has the violence of moon knight, the brains of Batman, and the sense of humor like Deadpool. Also the twisted mind of the joker and I love it

This character would've been the coolest thing ever when I was 14 and stupid.

"By the age of 12 he was a gang lord" oh my god the try-hard starts early as hell here and only gets worse.

"drew like an evil fucked up version of the hamburguer helper, just a peek at how dark my reality is"

In an alternate universe, Nemesis is instead called Pretty Bad Chad who instead of physically and mentally scarring people does petty things to random people.

In an alternate universe he dawns a black version of the costume and goes by the name Man.

this honestly just sounds like it's edgy for the sake of being edgy

-B-but Nemesis. How did you made the president blow up a children's hospital with a tomato soup bomb that was spoiled 2 years ago while he was wearing a tu-tu vest? -I paid someone.

"Such a silly little goofball, getting up to tons of mischief" 😂

"Everyone feels safe that the villain is locked up" If only they knew they were in comics, where villains have 100% escape rates.

Nemesis going “Okay a little more detail than I expected, but I appreciate the honesty” was so fucking funny to me

This feels like "Shock Value: The Character" which just feels bland and stupid with 0 impact.

genuinely some of the most juvenile edgelord shit ever written.

"Let my boy go he did no wrong" The boy in question:

Griffeth became one of the most infamous villains in storytelling by being a paragon, losing everything, and then as penance sent the entire world into a tailspin while betraying everyone who had ever known him and killing almost everyone on the planet. Nemesis is a school shooter with indestructible plot armor. Im sorry. Griffeth and nemesis' crimes can be compared, but the vast ocean of writing quality, discipline and excecution makes comparing them completely pointless. Except by ways of showing how to and how not to write pure evil.

This is what I imagine is the average day of Los Angeles.