11 Ridiculous Wonder Woman Villains You Won't Believe
Diana has fought some of the greatest supervillains. She has also fought a man made of paper.
The 2017 film, Wonder Woman, received critical praise, made over $800 million, and was a true game-changer for the DC Extended Universe. DC fans were thrilled to see the Amazonian's two oldest villains on the big screen, Doctor Poison, and the god of war, Ares. The 2020 sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, will introduce Diana's arch-nemesis, Cheetah, and one of her most iconic villains, Maxwell Lord.
Since she has battled Nazis, terrorists, super-powered madmen, gods, and Titans, Wonder Woman has one of the most diverse rogues galleries. Fans are debating who she will face in future films? The First Born? Will Zeus make an appearance? Darkseid, perhaps? Who could play Hades?
But there are some baddies that you can bet your life will NEVER make an appearance in a DC movie. Not even as a cameo. Not even if there were 300 Wonder Woman films.
When you churn out a new villain for a superhero to face every month over 80 years, a couple of them are going to be stinkers. Although she has faced some great villains, Wonder Woman has also battled a domino-faced terrorist, a crook obsessed with angles, and a man with mice powers, among other ridiculous villains you simply won't believe existed...
11. Blue Snowman
Many superheroes have an ice-themed villain and Wonder Woman is no different. In 1946, she battled a scientist called Byrna Brilyant who tried to create blue snow; a material that could freeze anything it touched. When she converted the material into a Snow Gun, she became evil (for some reason) and took on the guise of the Blue Snowman. (It's also worth mentioning that the costume looks NOTHING like a snowman.)
Until she was unmasked, it was assumed that the Blue Snowman was male. This means that Brilyant was posing as a man posing as a snowman. That seems pretty convoluted for such a forgettable villain.
She seems pretty similar to Mister Freeze... until her stories started introducing aliens. While the Blue Snowman battled the heroes of Earth, an alien called Vartox suddenly appeared. Brilyant was intoxicated by the extra-terrestrial's scent and instantly fell in love with him. Vartox had his planet-eating pet devour her.
I don't know how you start with something as simple as a supervillain who shoots ice to a story where she falls in love with an alien before being eaten by one.
The worst thing is that the Blue Snowman isn't the last ice-based supervillain on this list.