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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 2053747" data-attributes="member: 2205">Wow, as soon as I pick someone, I'm sure someone better will come to mind.  Still, here goes:Coolest:  I'll give a nod also to Darth Vader, but in the interest of adding something more to the thread, I'll shout out to The Lady from the Black Company books.  Like Darth, she seemd pure evil until you got to know her, but knowing that she had still a spark of decency only made her more interesting.Vilest:  I'm drawing a bit of a blank here.  I think the Joker is a good choice, especially when you factor in stuff like his Dark Knight Returns performance as interpreted by Frank Miller.  The villain from Saw was pretty perverse too.  Sad thing is, I can think of real life historical figures that blow them both away for vileness.Stupidest:  Gargamel!  Hah!  I think a villain that is supposed to be cool and vile but is really just stupid (usually due to author incompetency) blows away anyone who's supposed to be silly to begin with.  What's his name from The Sword of Truth comes to mind; whatever the BBEG in that book was named.  Of course, since that book's up there as a strong contender for "st00pidest book evar" it's not a surprise that the main antagonist is up there for the "st00pidest villain evar" prize as well.</blockquote>