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Timm/Dini version rules! (So many things that can be applied to!) Oh, and Mignola redesigned the suit for B:TAS!
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I'm partial to the suit in Snow by the late Seth Fisher
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Total George Sanders fan here--so cruel & sardonic. Wallach was great fun, though. Preminger was properly bald, but --yecch.
There was a DCDirect figure--Bat-Rogues?--that had a great suit, kind of steam-punk.
Freeze was such a derivative foe, Capt. Cold had a much more defined personality. Dini deserves all the credit for adding a touch of pathos & obsession that has made Victor Fries the B-lister he is today.
(Heck, now even Catman is cool--I'm a waiting a Killer Moth & Cavalier renaissance lol.)
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Sanders was my favorite too. He had an edge few of the TV villains portrayed. I think it helped that he was in an early episode before the show became a parody of it's own self, and the villains were so broad they were interchangeable. Sanders had a Bond villain feel about him even.
Ah-nuld is good for making fun of, that's it.
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