Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min · 4 segments
Supervillains Luciferocity the Devastator (Branson), Weatherman (Andrew), King Midas (Charles), and The Gentlemancer (Hesse) discuss their problems with the current crop of heroes in New Bank City…
The good guys are winning.
Recently, my arch enemy Golden Boy embarked on a hyper successful social media campaign where he used the weapon of cyberbullying to strategically make me delete my Instagram and Twitter account.
I'm not the only one here who was recently thwarted.
I called you all here because we've all suffered devastating losses.
Like you, Gentlemancer, recently you were defeated, I presume?
Well, yes, of course.
I, you, as you know, my arch vi- my arch nemesis is World War One, and World War One destroyed my shirt waist factory in which I had-
Mm-hmm
... recruited hundreds of urchins, young, uh, uh, poor little urchins, to use their tiny little hands to help craft the largest hat in the world, which I would wear, and would be so large it would throw off the rotation of the Earth and send us hurtling into the sun.
The good guys are winning.
Recently, my arch enemy Golden Boy embarked on a hyper successful social media campaign where he used the weapon of cyberbullying to strategically make me delete my Instagram and Twitter account.
I'm not the only one here who was recently thwarted.
I called you all here because we've all suffered devastating losses.
Like you, Gentlemancer, recently you were defeated, I presume?
Well, yes, of course.
I, you, as you know, my arch vi- my arch nemesis is World War One, and World War One destroyed my shirt waist factory in which I had-
Mm-hmm
... recruited hundreds of urchins, young, uh, uh, poor little urchins, to use their tiny little hands to help craft the largest hat in the world, which I would wear, and would be so large it would throw off the rotation of the Earth and send us hurtling into the sun.
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