Prisoners of Gravity: Villains (Part 1 of 3)

[Mapleoverglassplate]

The Glass Sword

Blod poored down my cvist as the sword cracked intoa dozen piec es, I picked up thepieces, quickly gripping each fragment of mind with my fingers, just then blood hicupped out of the cist, choking itself, choking biggger and lower, blackening, yellowling, browning, I'd rather take one piece rather than another, I took one piece and negated the second, it darkened reflected, and moved forwards, I shot my eye up and looked at the celing then down to the floor, then i took the first

[ghostmanlostsoul]

Villains I like THE JOKER, JACK THE RIPPER(time after time) Morlocks(Time MACHINE) DARTH VADER(He was kind of a fallen hero), SILENT RUNNING(the villains look like normal people the other austronaunts are banal evil) That makes them good villains. I liked the Rancher in Shane who was a villain who didn't want to be a villain, he was running the farmers off because thier wasn't enough water to go around. But he wasn't a mean person and that made him interesting as a villain.

[Elric33239]

@ghostmanlostsoul Were they really villains in "Silent Running" or apathetic astronauts and tight-fisted corporate suits who didn't care about the forests that were orbiting Saturn and other planets in the Solar System? After all, it was Lowell who killed them because he thought the trees were victims that couldn't defend themselves. This is one of the reasons why I'm ashamed to admit I liked this film: the premise is impossible to accept based on scientific fact! Earth without trees? Impossible

[infiniteimpulse]

Seeing all of my favorite comic creators with hair over these episodes has been strangely fascinating to me. Mike Mignola, Grant Morrison back in the Myth episode, Neil Gaiman with a power mullet...only Alan Moore looks exactly the same now as he did 20 years ago. Ah, the benefits of worshiping snake deities.