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Avengers

Captain America (Steve Rogers) - Avengers

Powers: Super Soldier Serum, Enhanced Strength, Master Tactician, Vibranium Shield

War Machine (James Rhodes) - Avengers

Powers: Powered Armor, Heavy Weaponry, Flight, Military Training

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Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange) - Avengers

Powers: Sorcerer Supreme, Magic, Astral Projection, Time Manipulation

Black Panther (T'Challa) - Avengers

Powers: Vibranium Suit, Enhanced Senses, Genius Intellect, Martial Arts Master

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Thor (Thor Odinson) - Avengers

Powers: God of Thunder, Mjolnir, Super Strength, Lightning Control

Hercules (Hercules) - Avengers

Powers: Olympian Strength, Immortality, Combat Mastery, Divine Heritage

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Vision (Vision) - Avengers

Powers: Density Manipulation, Flight, Energy Beams, Super Strength

Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) - Avengers

Powers: Cosmic Energy, Flight, Super Strength, Energy Projection

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Wasp (Hope Van Dyne) - Avengers

Powers: Size Manipulation, Flight, Bio-Electric Stings, Insect Communication

Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff) - Avengers

Powers: Chaos Magic, Reality Warping, Telekinesis, Probability Manipulation

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Hulk (Bruce Banner) - Avengers

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Regeneration, Gamma Radiation, Rage Enhancement

Hawkeye (Clint Barton) - Avengers

Powers: Master Archer, Expert Marksman, Acrobatics, Tactical Genius

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Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) - Avengers

Powers: Superhuman Speed, Enhanced Reflexes, Accelerated Metabolism, Molecular Destabilization

Falcon (Sam Wilson) - Avengers

Powers: Flight via Wingsuit, Telepathic Link with Birds, Expert Combatant, Redwing Drone

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Black Widow (Natasha Romanoff) - Avengers

Powers: Master Spy, Expert Martial Artist, Enhanced Agility, Weapons Expert

Spectrum (Monica Rambeau) - Avengers

Powers: Energy Form, Light Speed Travel, Energy Blasts, Invisibility

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Ant-Man (Scott Lang) - Avengers

Powers: Size Manipulation, Insect Communication, Superhuman Strength, Pym Particles

Wonder Man (Simon Williams) - Avengers

Powers: Ionic Energy, Super Strength, Invulnerability, Flight

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Curt Connors (Lizard) - Solo

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Regeneration, Wall-Crawling, Reptilian Form

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Red Skull (Johann Schmidt) - Hydra

Powers: Genius Tactician, Combat Expert, Cosmic Cube, Leadership

Kang the Conqueror (Kang) - Solo

Powers: Time Travel, Advanced Tech, Genius Intellect, Combat Armor

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Arnim Zola (Arnim Zola) - Hydra

Powers: Genius Intellect, Digital Consciousness, Genetic Engineering, Immortality

Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr) - Brotherhood

Powers: Magnetokinesis, Force Fields, Flight, Genius Intellect

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Black King (Sebastian Shaw) - Solo

Powers: Energy Absorption, Super Strength, Business Acumen, Manipulation

Raven Darkholme (Mystique) - Brotherhood

Powers: Shapeshifting, Slowed Aging, Combat Expert, Espionage

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Dormammu (Dormammu) - Solo

Powers: Dark Dimension Ruler, Immortality, Fire Projection, Reality Warping

Ronan the Accuser (Ronan) - Solo

Powers: Kree Physiology, Universal Weapon, Super Strength, Military Training

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Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) - Solo

Powers: Genius Intellect, Mechanical Tentacles, Radiation Resistance, Scientific Expertise

Cain Marko (Juggernaut) - Solo

Powers: Unstoppable Force, Super Strength, Invulnerability, Cyttorak Gem

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Tony Masters (Taskmaster) - Solo

Powers: Photographic Reflexes, Combat Mastery, Weapons Expert, Tactical Genius

Nathaniel Essex (Mister Sinister) - Solo

Powers: Genetic Manipulation, Telepathy, Immortality, Energy Projection

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Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) - Solo

Powers: Enhanced Strength, Genius Intellect, Goblin Glider, Pumpkin Bombs

Loki (Loki Laufeyson) - Solo

Powers: Sorcery, Shapeshifting, Illusions, Frost Giant Physiology

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Adrian Toomes (Vulture) - Solo

Powers: Flight Suit, Enhanced Strength, Engineering, Talons

Ultron (Ultron) - Solo

Powers: Adamantium Body, Super Strength, Energy Projection, Self-Replication

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MODOK (Modok) - Hydra

Powers: Super Intellect, Psionic Abilities, Hover Chair, Energy Projection

Doctor Doom (Victor Von Doom) - Solo

Powers: Genius Intellect, Sorcery, Powered Armor, Diplomatic Immunity

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Victor Creed (Sabretooth) - Brotherhood

Powers: Healing Factor, Adamantium Claws, Enhanced Senses, Berserker Rage

Erik Stevens (Killmonger) - Solo

Powers: Combat Expert, Military Training, Vibranium Suit, Tactical Genius

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Apocalypse (En Sabah Nur) - Solo

Powers: Immortality, Molecular Control, Super Strength, Celestial Tech

The Mad Titan (Thanos) - Solo

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Cosmic Energy, Genius Intellect, Infinity Gauntlet

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X MEN

Professor X (Charles Xavier) - X-Men

Powers: Telepathy, Mind Control, Astral Projection, Genius Intellect

Iceman (Bobby Drake) - X-Men

Powers: Cryokinesis, Ice Form, Temperature Immunity, Ice Constructs

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Angel (Warren Worthington III) - X-Men

Powers: Flight, Healing Blood, Enhanced Strength, Aerial Combat

Phoenix (Jean Grey) - X-Men

Powers: Telepathy, Telekinesis, Phoenix Force, Cosmic Power

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Cyclops (Scott Summers) - X-Men

Powers: Optic Blasts, Spatial Awareness, Leadership, Tactical Genius

Shadowcat (Kitty Pryde) - X-Men

Powers: Phasing, Air-Walking, Electronic Disruption, Ninja Training

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Jubilee (Jubilation Lee) - X-Men

Powers: Pyrotechnic Blasts, Energy Plasmoids, Light Generation, Vampire Abilities

Storm (Ororo Munroe) - X-Men

Powers: Weather Control, Flight, Lightning Projection, Immunity to Elements

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Psylocke (Elizabeth Braddock) - X-Men

Powers: Telepathy, Psychic Blades, Ninja Skills, Telekinesis

Colossus (Piotr Rasputin) - X-Men

Powers: Organic Steel Form, Super Strength, Invulnerability, Artistic Talent

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Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner) - X-Men

Powers: Teleportation, Wall-Crawling, Prehensile Tail, Enhanced Agility

Beast (Hank McCoy) - X-Men

Powers: Superhuman Agility, Genius Intellect, Enhanced Senses, Claws and Fangs

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She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters) - Avengers

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Regeneration, Enhanced Durability, Legal Expertise

Rogue (Anna Marie) - X-Men

Powers: Power Absorption, Flight, Super Strength, Memory Absorption

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GAURDIANS

Gamora (Gamora) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Master Assassin, Enhanced Agility, Godslayer Sword

Drax the Destroyer (Drax) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Enhanced Durability, Expert Fighter, Resistant to Psionics

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Groot (Groot) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Regeneration, Super Strength, Size Manipulation, Flora Colossus

Spider-Man (Miles Morales) - Spider-Verse

Powers: Wall-Crawling, Venom Blast, Invisibility, Spider-Sense

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Star-Lord (Peter Quill) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Expert Marksman, Celestial Hybrid, Master Strategist, Element Guns

Moondragon (Moondragon) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Telepathy, Martial Arts, Telekinesis, Flight

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Adam Warlock (Adam Warlock) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Cosmic Energy, Soul Gem, Super Strength, Energy Projection

Mantis (Mantis) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Empathy, Precognition, Martial Arts, Plant Communication

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Fantastic four

Iron Man (Tony Stark) - Avengers

Powers: Genius Intellect, Powered Armor, Flight, Repulsor Beams

Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) - Fantastic Four

Powers: Elasticity, Genius Intellect, Scientific Expertise, Leadership

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The Thing (Ben Grimm) - Fantastic Four

Powers: Superhuman Strength, Rock-Hard Skin, Enhanced Durability, Combat Experience

Rocket Raccoon (Rocket) - Guardians of the Galaxy

Powers: Genius Engineer, Expert Marksman, Enhanced Senses, Tactical Genius

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Human Torch (Johnny Storm) - Fantastic Four

Powers: Pyrokinesis, Flight, Heat Immunity, Nova Flame

Luke Cage (Luke Cage) - Defenders

Powers: Unbreakable Skin, Super Strength, Enhanced Stamina, Street Fighting

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Spider-Ham (Peter Porker) - Spider-Verse

Powers: Toon Force, Spider Powers, Cartoon Physics, Wall-Crawling

Invisible Woman (Susan Storm) - Fantastic Four

Powers: Invisibility, Force Fields, Psionic Abilities, Energy Projection

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I used some characters more than once because I had more than one idea for them!

Blob/Killer Croc: Waylon Dukes; they share being the “big bruiser” type villain, a near-invulnerable hide, and a past in a sideshow. I feel like Sabretooth also works well for a Killer Croc fusion, even better than Blob in a lot of ways, what with being akin to a predatory animal. In that case, he’d be Waylon Creed.

Sabretooth/Zasz: Creed Zsasz, a psychopathic serial killer with a feral bent who kills with sharpened teeth and claws. Think Randall Tier from Hannibal.

Poison Ivy/Black Tom: Pamela Cassidy, an Irish plant-lover who got her powers from a Druidic ritual rather than science, and who has more of a focus on wood than greenery.

Ra’s Al Ghul/Magneto: I think the “good goals, terrible methods, makes a lot of fair points buuuut” angle both have, as well as their respect for their greatest foe, makes for a smooth fuse. I’m thinking he’s called The Iron Demon, his goals are similar to Ra’s Al Ghul except he desires to leave his fellow metahumans alive to inherit the Earth. His backstory is like that of Magneto, up until the point his metahuman powers emerge and Magda flees from him. He searches for her, and in the process, finds the Wundagore Pits. These grant him immortality but also affect his mind, accounting for both his swings in apparent age and ideology/mannerisms/level of evil vs misguided vs downright heroic over the decades. The Wundagore Pits also end up connected to the abilities of his daughter. . .

Clayface/Mimic: Calvin Karloff I know Mystique would be the obvious option for a shapeshifter fusion, but I wanted to go a little less obvious! Calvin can copy the powers and skills of others, but only while he’s shapeshifted into them; however, he cannot shapeshift back to his original self, and his default form is forever that of clay monster since his accident.

Penguin/Sebastian Shaw: Sebastian Cobb aka Polar Bear, tall and beefy, very “strong fat”. Both the Penguin and Shaw stand out as pure pragmatic capitalist types among their respective fellow villains. Most of Batman’s baddies are depicted as mentally unbalanced, and most of the X-Men’s enemies are ideologues in one direction or another. Shaw and Penguin, though, while they have their gimmicks and getups, are really just practical businessmen. And they’re both club owners, even!

Emma Frost/Mr. Freeze: Emma Fries, who is trying to revive her cryogenically frozen dead students, and once her personal fortune is exhausted, she uses the last of her wealth to experiment on herself in order to gain more money by using her powers to commit crimes. These powers are that she has a diamond-hard ice form and can also mentally control those she touches if she freezes a part of their body. She goes by Frost Queen

Nocturna/Rogue and Nocturna/Selene: For those who don’t know of her, Pre-Crisis Natalia Knight aka Nocturna was an astronomer who suffered an accident that drained all pigment from her skin, leaving her vampirically pale. She loved the night, and she loved luxury, which she had become accustomed to through her foster father, a mob boss. After his passing, she and her adopted brother/lover turned to crime to keep funding the opulent lifestyle she felt she needed. Despite this, she would not kill, and had a conscience, as well as being in love with Batman, basically taking Catwoman’s niche for awhile in the 80s. Since then, she’s had a few different versions, including a much more murderous literal vampire.

I think I would merge Rogue with the more benign, morally conflicted original version, and she’d be called Annamarie Knight aka Night Rogue. For the far more evil and ruthless actual-vampire version, I’d choose Selene, and she’d be Selene Knight aka Nyx, who demands worship from a cult to fund her luxury while also having the cult members bring her people to drain.

Maxie Zeus/Selene: Maxine “Maxie” Moon, a rich socialite who becomes convinced she’s the ancient immortal goddess Selene from ancient Rome after an accident on vacation. In order to attain the powers to match these delusions, she pursues sorcery and makes pacts with dark forces to gain a lot of power fast. These dark forces demand life energy as payment, which forces her to sap the life of others to pay for her powers lest they take hers.

Ra’s Al-Ghul/Selene: In this case, the delusions are true! The Moon Demon, as she is known, is indeed an ancient being, kept alive and beautiful by sacrifices to the mysterious Lunar Pits, which transfer the lifespan and vitality of its victims to her. And since she wanes to an elderly crone over each lunary cycle, she needs it! Over her long  and unnatural life, she’s also learned much black magic, which she uses to draw followers to herself. Her cult is always ready to serve her, whether it’s with giving her the material luxury a goddess like herself deserves, snatching victims for the Pits (or offering themselves should they fail), or readying the world for her rise as a truly immortal (and ever-youthful) goddess at last.

Catwoman/Callisto: Callisto Kyle aka The Cat, former model, attacked by crazed fan damaged her face, took refuge in sewers with cats after modeling career dried up and money ran out, toxic waste accident caused her to take on some of their aspects, their agility and such, now operates as masked cat burglar to support herself and feline friends in luxury while flaunting still-beautiful body with her face covered, has become a friend to the homeless and sex workers as well as street animals and anyone else considered ugly or outcast by society. Probably good allies with the Two-Face/Mystique and Ratcatcher/Nanny fusions.

Joker/Arcade: Wild Card. Honestly, I don’t feel this one even needs an explanation, you can picture it pretty well already, right?

Harley Quinn/Madelyne Pryor: Cloned from a hero (Jean Gordon, a Barbara Gordon/Jean Grey fusion) by another villain, Mr. Pygmalion (Mr. Sinister/Professor Pyg) for the purpose of creating a “perfect” replacement for Gordon after she was paralyzed by Wild Card. Yes, of course they were enemies, but he couldn’t stand to see such good genetics go to waste even so! The replacement awoke to consciousness believing that she was the real Jean Gordon, and operated as such for a time. . .up until she was kidnapped by Wild Card. He revealed the truth of what she was to her, and while she could have survived the revelation of her origins, she was then driven insane by Arcade’s preying psychologically on her insecurities. He brainwashed her into believing only he would ever love her and see her as an individual, and she has a hell of a case of trauma bonding. Now going by Madelyne Quinn aka Harley Queen (a pun on “harlequin” + reference to the Goblyn Queen), she’s his ever-present assistant and hopeful-lover!

Riddler/Juggernaut: Weird one, right? Juggernaut should obviously be a Bane fusion, it would line up so perfectly! Which is why, as with Clayface and Mimic, I decided to challenge myself here. So, how does this even work? I’m thinking that the Gem of Cytorrak is sort of like the Greek Sphinx, compelling its host to ask riddles of people. . .and then kill them when they fail to answer, their deaths a sacrifice to Cytorrak. As a bonus, comes with superstrength, invulnerability, and being the Unstoppable Riddler! A pretty good deal for Edward Marko, formerly a scrawny nebbish type who longed to be a big bully instead of a brain…and now he’s both!

Two-Face/Mystique: Raven Dent was born with half her face and body horribly deformed. She was treated equally horribly by the world around her, until an accident (probably similar to or even the same one as Calvin Karloff suffered) granted her shapeshifting powers. Powers that she now uses to get revenge on others; both out of justice for her fellow downtrodden who have been wronged by those ‘above’ them in the social hierarchy, and spite against people who, though they may be innocent, have it too easy for her liking. Which route she takes depends on the coin she flips at the beginning of every day. Her new name is Muti-Face or Masquerade.

Ventriloquist/Mojo: Arnold Wesker is a mousey but deranged television writer who was driven over the edge by his horrible corporate higher-ups. After losing his job due to a mental breakdown from stress, he created his puppet “Mojo” as a representation of how he saw his former bosses, how they treated him, how they talked, their obsession with ratings. . .but then Mojo started, at least in Wesker’s mind, talking for real, and demanding to see a REAL show. . .whether the “actors” he “recruits” want to be in it or not. Arcade/Joker helps build the sets and kidnap the players just because he finds it hilarious.

Baby Doll/Cassandra Nova: Cassandra “Baby” Doll was one of a set of twins, both of whom were born with congenital issues. His was paraplegia, hers was dwarfism and stalled aging. Cassandra always felt she got the raw deal between them; sure her brother needed a wheelchair, but at least he was seen as an adult! At least he could have a life! And when she developed her telepathic metahuman powers, she thought at last she’d one-upped him, that she could now take out all her jealousy on him. . .but, alas, he’d developed equal abilities of his own. So now she’s going to take it out on EVERYONE ELSE CLOSE TO HIM.

Professor Pyg/Sinister: Lazlo Essex was a Victorian era eugenicist obsessed with the process by which selective breeding could make more perfect, healthy, beautiful organisms. However, selective breeding took too long with human beings to really observe for more than two or three generations, and he worried he’d never live to see the fruit of his works. To this end, he pursued the Wundagore Pits. . .and found them. Operating in the modern era as “Mr. Pygmalion” he has now embraced and mastered more modern, fast-working ways of modifying organisms, from plastic surgery to genetic engineering. The results are. . .unspeakable. He is the creator of the Madelyne Quinn aka Harley Queen, a clone of Jean Gordon.

Firefly/Pyro: Okay, I finally went for the low-hanging fruit here, but since I went the hard road with The Unstoppable Riddler, I can take an easy mesh too! Garfield Allerdyce was a Hollywood journalist (merging Pyro’s past as a wartime journalist and Firefly’s past as a special effects artist) who became obsessed with fire after covering a display of revolutionary pyrotechnic special effects.

Rat Catcher/Nanny: Mama Rat, along with Baby Rat (Orphanmaker) and the “Rat Pack” they gather by kidnapping children. These children are typically kids who were abused by their families, outcasts or runaways, rejected metahumans, and so on, until they were taken in by Mama and Baby Rat. However, Mama Rat and Baby Rat often misjudge situations as being much worse than they are, or blame parents that are trying their best but just don’t have the resources, leading them to kill parents who have done no wrong and/or kidnap children that don’t actually need to be removed from their home. Not to mention, it’s not like these kids are actually going anywhere better with Mama Rat, as her “Rat Pack” need to steal to support their “family” essentially dooming them to a life of crime with her. But Mama knows best!

The Scarecrow/Mastermind: Jason Crane uses his metahuman illusion abilities to scare people into submission for his own sick enjoyment, especially enjoying the terror and corruption of attractive women

Lady Shiva/Lady Deathstrike: Shinigami aka Sandra-Ming Oyama is the Sino-Japanese daughter of a renowned crimelord who was equally renowned as a scientist. Her arms can transform into blades of adamantium, swords that can never be taken for they are a part of her.

Man-Bat/Sauron: Dr. Karl Langstrom’s experimentations with the power of hypnosis lead him down a dark path. He discovered that through hypnotizing others, he could drain their energy. He became increasingly mentally unstable from this, believing that he needed to do it to survive. Much like the Renfield of Dracula, he began collecting lab animals to feed these urges, primarily bats and lizards, as he found them too ugly to feel sorry for as he did mice and rabbits. Eventually, his increased draining of their energies transformed him into a reptilian-bat-human hybrid creature. He uses his new form to terrorize humanity in search of more energy to drain, and in hopes that enough human energy will be able to restore his true form…though sometimes, as he grows more unstable, his goal is to transform others into beings like him!

Dr Phosphorous/Unus the Untouchable: Alexander Unuscione was a wrestler from Italy who also worked as a muscle for the mob. While he was “disposing” of some bodies at an abandoned nuclear plant, he ended up in an accident involving irradiated sand that had been left behind from the past meltdown that had caused the plant to be abandoned in the first place. He himself was bizarrely unaffected, yet a constant film of phosphorous radiation coated him like a second skin. Anyone who touched him suffered horrific radiation burns, and with time he learned to expand this ‘skin’ out into a dome or shield around him, letting him hurt others without even touching them physically. Deciding that this alone meant he had what it took to be a mob leader, he killed his former bosses and attempted a takeover. However, he ended up rather poor at actually running things, and went on to team up with other metahumans instead for simpler operations. 

Great White Shark/Donald Pierce: Donald White was an industrial manufacturer tycoon whose unethical dealings landed him in prison. Many of his products had been made to oppress, restrain, combat, and even kill metahumans, so in vengeance the meta population of the prison mutilated him. He was left a quadruple-amputee with no nose, ears, or teeth. Upon early release for good behavior, he used his funds and his company to outfit himself with new cybernetic appendages and a mouth full of razor-sharp serrated mechanical teeth based on those of a Great White Shark. He now devotes his life to persecuting and hunting metahumans personally rather than at a distance, calling himself the White Hunter or White Death. 

Doctor Gotham/Belasco: Dr. Belasco was born in 13th century Italy, where his studies in alchemy and dark magic led him into a pact with the demonic Elder Gods. Through this pact, he gained immortality, vast mystical powers, and rulership of the demonic dimension known as Limbo. He was eventually sealed away in what, at the time, was believed to be a land that would never be settled by any “civilized” humans: the coast of North America. Though in suspended animation, bound beneath the earth itself, his evil was so strong that it seeped into the ground around him and infused the land itself with corruption. This was the land that eventually became Gotham, and contributes to its. . .unique state. Recently resurrected, Dr. Belasco has returned to Limbo. . .with a new and unwilling young bride.

Vandal Savage/Count Nefaria: A 16th century Italian nobleman, Count Luciano Salvaggio was traveling on horseback when he and his party witnessed a meteorite crash to Earth. They rode to the crash site to investigate, and the Count, always a daring man, got the closest before the strange rock evaporated into nothingness. In the decades since, he did not age, and he has since concluded it was due to the exposure to whatever was in the radius of that asteroid. Not one to waste an asset, he used his superhuman lifespan to began building his empire of wealth to the grandiose sum it is today (if he was to live a long time, he wanted to ensure it would be the standard he’s accustomed to!) as well as to cultivate his mind. He became a Renaissance man in metaphor as well as technical fact, always on the cutting edge of the scientific progress of his day. In the modern era, he’s gained super-strength, flight, and ionic manipulation powers via scientists in his employ. However, use of these superpowers will drain him, and he must rely on his children, descendants, or clones for organ replacement and blood transfusions to reinvigorate him. But the powers are worth it, for they’re all the better to do crime with!

Oh yeah, the crime. Yeah, that turned out to be the best way to gain and keep wealth. He began through the cutthroat politics of all aristocrats in the Renaissance era, then moved with the times to the mafia and, in the age of superheroes, a supervillain who calls himself Count Savage. 

Red Claw/Omega Red: Ariadna Rossovna was a child from somewhere in the Soviet Union who was taken into the Black Widow program. However, in her teen years, her X-Gene activated, giving her superhuman strength, stamina, durability, agility, and reflexes, and the ability to secrete pheromones referred to as "Death Spores" that kill a normal human within seconds of breathing them. She was moved into the Soviet super soldier project, and  implanted with clawed retractable carbonadium coil in each arm that she could use to drain others of their life energy…which became a necessity when the carbonadium started poisoning her.

Claw Omega, as she became known since, attempted to rebel and go rogue once she discovered this weakness, and was placed in suspended animation by her superiors. Once freed by the League of Assassins, she formed her own terrorist organization, aiming at nothing less than the collapse of a world she’d come to see as nothing more than prey.

Condiment King/Eye Scream: One would think the criminal known as “Ice King” would be another Mr. Freeze, perhaps an evil alternate universe Bobby Drake, maybe a mythological being of some type…nope. He’s a guy using a utility belt and firing gun stocked with different ice cream flavors. Like chocolate, vanilla, arsenic, cyanide…you know, the classics. 

Ma Gunn/Mystique: Another Mystique fusion, this one plays less with her shapeshifting power (though she’s a master of disguise here, rather than a mutant, and merely PRETENDS to be a sweet old lady) and more with her role as the leader of the second Brotherhood and adoptive mother of Rogue. Fusing that with Ma Gunn running a criminal-training academy disguised as a boarding school for disenfranchised boy, and we’ve got Faye Darkholme, a lovely “elderly” schoolmarm who runs the “Brotherhood of Bayville Boarding House” (shoutout to X-Men Evolution!) where she takes in “problem” youth, especially those with superpowers…and makes them BIGGER problems! 

Clock King/Destiny: Chrono Queen aka Irene Tockman. Unlike the long-reaching future sight of Destiny, or the mere seconds of Clock King, Chrono Queen can generally see the outcome of a few days to a week’s time. She uses that to help her lover, Faye Darkholme, in their plans steering their “students” to the right place at the right time for the right gain. Or maybe she works with the Clayface/Mystique fusion instead!

Not a villain but:

Harvey Bullock/Fred Duncan: I think most Batman fans know who Harvey Bullock is, but even a lot of hardcore X-Men fans don’t know Fred! He was the X-Men’s FBI liaison in the early days, before they became the type team for whom a guy in the government didn’t make too much sense anymore. Now, Harvey generally doesn’t like or trust Batman, while the rest of the cops usually do, from what I understand…while Fred is like, the one dude who DOES like and trust the X-Men. So I’m not sure exactly how to fuse that, but it’s an interesting enough parallel I think the characters could be meshed if you just found the right way to do it. Val Cooper/Harvey might be a smoother fuse, but as has been established, I like a challenge!