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Why hello, I'm Powermaster 201, I mostly hang out on the Complete Monster Cleanup Thread and effort post villains to get them approved there. I'm also working on my own webcomic series on Deviant Art, which you find here.

Currently working on a webcomic I called Beyond Dimensions, which currently has a work in progress page.

Favorite Works

Mighty Max

Stranger Things

The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.

One-Punch Man

Record of Ragnarok

Hunter × Hunter

Favorite Tropes

Complete Monster

Card-Carrying Villain

Omnicidal Maniac

Guile Hero

Anti-Hero

Villain Protagonist

Black-and-Grey Morality

God of Evil

Contrasting Sequel Antagonist

Planned CM writeups

  • Cerebex: Cerebex, once a European dictator named Schmackenberg, is a megalomaniac hellbent on world conquest. Faking his suicide under a bunker, he performs experiments on his daughter in hopes of storing his brain onto her body to preserve his life. Once this fails, he has his scientist Walter Jackson construct a machine for his plans, only to have his brain stored in said machine of which he promptly kills Walter. Using his new mechanical body to go on a rampage across the country with his army of robots, laying waste the country as his army sends cities to ruins and slaughtering the army in his way. He sends his robots to assassinate world leaders that would pose as an obstacle for his conquest.
  • Captain Flash:
    • The Mirror Man is an interdimensional being that feeds on the silicon of his victims, seeking to devour all of the Earth's most brilliant minds. Having the power to travel through mirrors, the Mirror Man makes his debut murdering a scientist who's experiments brought him to Earth and proceeds to do the same to another. He then tries to kill the father of Ricky Davis, Captain Flash's sidekick, until he was foiled by the heroes. Returning to devour all of the scientists in a conference, he kidnaps Dr. Mitchell and kills him before doing the same to another victim. The Mirror Man infiltrates the conference to slaughter everyone there and feast on their silicon until they're nothing but a dried husk. All while taking sadistic pleasure in taunting his arch-foe every failed attempts in stopping him.
    • "The Iron Mask": The Iron Mask is a madman who seeks to steal the radioactive Cobalt so he could make a profit off of it. He uses Criminal Mind Games based on the story of Odysseus to lure his foe, Captain Flash, and face his robotic replicas of Greek monsters. All while threatening to use a hydrogen bomb filled with radiation to blow up all of Atom City as distraction.
    • "The Fight of the Century": Muscle Man, also known as Muscles, is a muscle-for-hire working for the Mob who is given Super-Strength by a mob boss. Aiding criminals in several heists and robberies, Muscle sabotages a train using a boulder to rob it of its wealth. Not showing concerns over the fact that hundreds of innocent people would perish upon crashing onto another train, Muscle Man accepts Captain Flash's challenge in combat hoping to tear him limb from limb.
    • "The Invaders": Mirago is the king of Imago seeking to conquer the Earth after his own planet is dying. Only caring about ruling the planet than simply saving his people from destruction, Mirago plans to infiltrate human society by having his minions disguise as world leaders to sow hatred and discord among the people of Earth. Once this succeeds, he would have the humans destroy each other prompting him to swoop in and takeover the planet.

Pending MB Writeups

  • Captain Flash's "The Actor": The Actor, real name "Handsome" Harry Sullivan, is an escaped convict who uses a liquid to change his face into anyone he pleases. Managing to escape prison via taking advantage of a prison riot and disguise himself as a prison guard, he begins his crime spree with his crew of fellow criminals. He begins disguising himself as a bank president, successfully stealing loads of money to enrich himself, and even managing to keep Captain Flash and the ropes with his clever disguises. He then successfully steals sums of radium in hopes to profit off of it, using his minions to keep Captain Flash busy for him to escape and even having his goons to use the same guise as him to catch him off guard in his attempts to escape.

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