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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lucky Number" data-source="post: 1938632" data-attributes="member: 19366">Lucifer in the Vertigo comics, especially the Lucifer series. He defines "arrogant prick", and manages to suceed, since he's the second most powerful being in existence. He's also a great example of a villain with high intelligence, as he's nearly always in control of the situation. He is a master at humiliating his opponents before dispensing with them.Desire, also from Vertigo (the Sandman series, this time), just because he/she commits the most atrocious acts within her/his sphere of influence, and then completely forgets that he/she did them. This includes leading one her/his brother Dream's numerous loves to end up cheating on him with the anthropomorphic representation of her own planet's sun.For real people, there was a mortician or something in the old west (in San Francisco, i think) who took the corpse of a criminal, sent it to a cobbler,  and told him to use it to make a pair of fancy leather shoes- and sew a nipple onto the tipe of each one. The cobbler did make the shoes (sans nipples, i guess that was too much for him), and the mortician wore them on a regular basis. He later ran for a local political office, saying that, by wearing shoes made from this one criminal, he was literally putting his foot down on crime (or something equally cringe-worthy). While not so villainous, he's still a creepy bastard.I spoke about this with a friend, after having asked if chinese people were as offended by Mulan as some American Indians were by Pocahontas:ME: "They portrayed the Huns as being sub-human monsters..."FRIEND: "They were! Wound-f***ing, remember?"</blockquote>

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