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This is it – 100 strips. But, rather than boast, I’d rather hear from you guys. What have you enjoyed? What keeps you coming back? What more can I do to make Supervillainous a better comic than it already is? Let’er rip, folks. I’m listening.
-Zappit
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By Tigershark06 Fri Jul 4th 2014 at 5:47 am
I have found this comic to be an enjoyable ride from the moment you started posting it on DA! Great art, solid jokes and story lines! Loved it from the word go!
By Redeemed Jedi Fri Jul 4th 2014 at 3:56 pm
I forget how I found this webcomic (probably via a link on someone else’s), but I’ve been following from very early on. Supervillainous is great because I haven’t come across many comedic stories out there where the villain is the protagonist, and also because alongside the villain cliches we see him dealing with everyday things. I like that Crimson Claw has a human resources person and a lawyer, and it’s fun seeing a supervillain deal with any issues pertaining to his kids, whether it be timing his trip to Egypt to help his boy get an A, having henchmen babysit the kids, trying to talk them out of having a dog, attending parent-teacher conferences, or freaking out when learning his daughter used his mutagens to dye her hair.
I think my favourite strip so far is still “Post Traumatic Superhero Disorder” when Meat suggests giving Captain Ultimo the henchman smoothie! The other strips that made me laugh the most were “Teacher’s Pet” when Captain Ultimo says, “Hey, at least someone in your family’s a success!” and “Disconnected” when Gul’Jagen is reunited with Si’ri. I also really liked the appearance of Kaley from the future in “Get Smarter.”
Your art style is fun too, and it’s interesting that the characters whose eyes you can’t see (especially Crimson Claw) are often the most expressive. His surprised expression (like in “Get Smarter”) makes me laugh.
Congratulations on 100 strips, and keep up the good work!
By CAE Sat Jul 5th 2014 at 12:56 am
I found your site a while ago and have it saved in my favorites. The comic keeps pulling me back because you have written a STORY that is funny and yet have found a way to humanize the characters in a fun way. This is one of my absolute favorite comics. If you can speed up production we would all like that but not if it adds too much stress to you. 🙂
By Dutchguy Fri Jul 11th 2014 at 6:02 pm
So Dr Connors (The Lizard) wrote the book on mutagenics?
By Rhys Wed Sep 10th 2014 at 6:15 pm
What can make ‘SuperVillainous’ a better comic? Link sharing withe the guys at Ideal Comics and ‘The Forces of Good and Evil’
Ahem.
But seriously, this is a great comic. Your characters are approachable and funny and genuine. You handle the conceit of ‘evil’ as a career flawlessly, and blend it into the problems of parenting in a way that is both honest and fun.
Grand all around!
By Rhys Wed Sep 10th 2014 at 6:21 pm
Oh, and I cannot wait to meet Mrs. Claw
By Shadowsnail Thu Feb 9th 2017 at 6:31 pm
So this is the strip where everyone comments about how much like they comic?
Well then – excellent spin on classic comic book villainy! I think my favorite strip so far is the appearance of future Kaley. Keep up the
goodevil work!By the great Fri Aug 24th 2018 at 3:14 am
i love to see the bad guy view