>Bane >Black Mask >Hush >Owlman >Prometheus >Red

>>84375935
You left out Killer Moth.

>>84375935
Its a pretty old trope for a rogue's gallery.

And honestly, Bane, Owlman, Wraith and Prometheus are the only ones that really count. And even then, Owlman is literally from another universe.

Don't forget Wrath.

>>84376029
>Good night from Nightman
Madman

>>84375935
Funny how what you're complaining about led to the best actual rogues gallery in comics (Flash's Rogues being more of frenemies).

>>84376029
>you blundered right into this one, sucker!

Pffffhahaha

>>84375935
>Sole writers are even doing with the fucking Penguin.
What does that even mean?

>>84375935
All Batman villains mirror him in some way or another.

>>84376202
Only one I can think of is The Battie Chan Adventures version where the Penguin was from an old money gotham family that lost their fortune and he turned into a globe trotting sleazy anti-Bruce Wayne, more than a reflection of Batman. Which, frankly, was an excellent version of the character.

>>84375935
Part of Batman's shtick is that he attracts imitators and sycophants. Everyone wants to be the brooding rich kid that knows kung fu and has a jet shaped like a giant animal.

>>84375957
And Hugo Strange.

>>84376338
And Ra's al Ghul

>>84375935
name a villain that isn't a dark reflection of Batman

>>84377712
Killer croc

>>84377712
Mad Hatter

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>>84376029
Ah yes, well done, Nightman, wel donel... HOWEVER

>The Joker (a mirrored version of Batman's own inherently theatrical persona, and his philosophical opposite)
>Catwoman (criminal, female poorfag version of Batman with a loosely similar animal theme)
>Two-Face (his split personality being a parallel to Batman's own duel identity taken to the next uncontrollable extreme)
>Scarecrow (uses a masked persona and fear tactics like Batman, but only for revenge/personal gain)
>Man-Bat (literally just a "Bat Man")
>Penguin (sleazy thug version of Bruce Wayne)
>Mr. Zsasz (sort of an anti-Bruce Wayne in origin, only genuinely disturbed and beyond all possibility of reformation)
>Riddler (a compulsive challenger, opposite to the "World's Greatest Detective")
>Mad Hatter (mad genius lost in his own perverse fantasy world, opposite to the harsh reality Batman thanklessly endures)
>Mr. Freeze (defined by a life-altering tragedy, left perpetually unable to find peace or closure - much like Batman himself)
>Killer Croc (urban legend with an animal motif, only dehumanized to a far greater extreme)
>Egghead (bats don't lay eggs, batmen don't commit crimes, or something)
>Condiment King (both wear costumes, but he's a bad guy)

>>84377712
Harley and Ivy

>>84377712
Mr Freeze

>>84377712
Pyg.

>>84378649
I like this reply.

>>84375935
those first three aren't even "dark mirrors" to begin with
also, owlman isn't exactly a "dark mirror," he's an alternate universe batman where the justice league is evil

>>84375935
Hush is Dark Bruce Wayne =/= Dark Batman

>>84375935
>>84376052
How is Bane a mirror to Batman?

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>>84375935
>>Bane

>>84378649
What would have happened with all of these guys if Bruce had gone to a good therapist instead of coping with his traumas by punching criminals while dressed as a giant, vengeful bat?

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>>84375935
>forgetting the best

>>84378732
Batman adopts a few strays from broken homes to help them become better versions of themselves and grow up into functioning independent heroes.
Pyg kidnaps people and destroys lives by making them into 'perfect' dollotrons that follow his every command.

>>84379264

Most of them would still be criminals but the Joker probably wouldn't exist.

>>84376745
Let's not forget Wrath and Black Spider either.

>>84378649
>Superman (an alien version of Batman who loses his parents but stays optimistic and provides hope)

>>84379175
>Anon who doesn't understand pulp fiction routes.

So the basic idea of Batman is that he's the best that humans can be. Thing is, this was already done in pulp fiction through Doc Savage, who unlike Batman, would kill and surgically alter his villains to remove them as threats.

Bane is a play on Doc Savage. He has a similar "trained by an army of experts" background and doesn't shy away from chemical enhancements, just like the Dog. Plus, when he finds a true enemy, he doesn't shirk from removing him as a threat.

Also, poor writers went out of their way to have Bane and Bruce consider the possibility that they might be brothers.

>>84383622
*doc