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Let’s be clear: the best Batman villains have nearly as high a profile in pop culture as the Dark Knight himself. In fact, Gotham’s baddies have captured our attention for years now, leading to highly acclaimed stand-alone movies like The Joker ornew TV showslike The Penguin onHBO Max.
If you read all thebest Batman comics, you also know that its partly thanks to his foes that Bruce Wayne is still one of the most popular and in-depth figures around. After all, what is a superhero without a supervillain? Who else can psychologically damage our heroes and force them to confront their own sense of morality?
So, we’ve decided that it’s high time baddies like Poison Ivy and the Riddler get the spotlight they deserve. Here’s our list of the 10 best Batman villains of all time, ranked!
10. Court of Owls
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Batman is synonymous with his home of Gotham City, where he works tirelessly to eliminate crime from the lowest purse-snatcher all the way up to those who wish to dominate, destroy, and control the world. And it’s the latter category, the “dominate and destroy” crowd, into which the dreadedCourt of Owlsfalls.
9. Poison Ivy
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Batman is known as the Caped Crusader, thanks to his fanatical one-man war on crime. But compared to Poison Ivy, an environmental fundamentalist who believes in the sanctity of plant life and flora above all else, he’s practically casual in his hardline morals.
Poison Ivy is almost a case study of what happens when reasonable, even responsible ideas like preserving the environment are taken to such an extreme that those who champion them lose sight of the bigger picture, perhaps even hurting their own cause in the process. Batman’s violent vigilante methods may sometimes be questionable. Still, Poison Ivy has often operated without regard for the harm she causes - or even with the intent of causing as much harm as possible, despite her arguably altruistic motives.
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In recent years, that altruism has become a much more prominent part of her character, with Poison Ivy somewhat reforming and operating alongside her friend andoccasional lover, Harley Quinn, herself a former villain turned full-on hero (well, anti-hero).
8. Penguin
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The prim and proper (on the surface) Oswald Cobblepot believes himself to be every bit the deserving society darling that Bruce Wayne actually is. Though rather than being the scion of one of Gotham City’s most prominent families, he’s a ruthless gangster whose gentlemanly penchant for tuxedos and gimmicked umbrellas hides his savage criminal heart.
Like Bruce Wayne, Oswald Cobblepot suffers in a world he feels has left him behind. However, whereas Batman takes a heroic approach to resolving his tragic circumstances, the Penguin has turned those feelings of trauma and rejection into a violent criminal enterprise.
As a diabolical mastermind, The Penguin lashes out his bitterness at the world through much more mundanely criminal means than some of his more colorful contemporaries - his collection of trick attack umbrellas notwithstanding. Still, despite his place on our list, he’s iconic and even got his own spin-off TV show, which you can read more about in ourThe Penguin review.
7. Bane
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Bane broke the bat. That alone puts him among the worst of the worst of Batman’s enemies.
We could almost leave it there, but it’s important to point out that what makes Bane so compelling as a villain is not just his physical advantage over Batman but the way he embodies a harsh reflection of the rigorous discipline and personal code that allows Bruce Wayne to operate as Batman.
Like many of the most prominent of Batman’s villains, Bane takes a part of who Batman is and turns it into a weapon against him - forcing Batman to overcome even greater and more dire odds than ever before.
6. Scarecrow
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Some of the best Batman villains take intrinsic aspects of his personality as a hero and twist them into cracked reflections of the Dark Knight. Case in point: Jonathan Crane AKA the Scarecrow, whose obsession with inflicting fear resembles Batman’s use of intimidation and psychological manipulation against his enemies to its most extreme and destructive ends.
That relationship between Batman’s methods and Scarecrow’s crimes is explored in-depth in the film Batman Begins (aka one of thebest Batman moviesever made), in which Scarecrow is instrumental in sending Gotham into a terror-driven riot. Scarecrow’s biggest comic book moment, theBatman: Fear Statestory, takes a similar approach to his potential as a villain with his scheme to induce traumatic fear into Gotham’s citizens as a method of forcing them to evolve emotionally - a twisted psychiatric experiment.
Batman: Fear State ultimately resulted in Batman’s current status quo, in which Bruce Wayne has lost his fortune and struggled to maintain the mantle of Batman.
5. Riddler
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On that note, Batman’s penchant for intimidation is hardly the only tool in his utility belt. He’s called the ‘Dark Knight Detective’ for a reason - because of his unparalleled deductive powers. And the villain that most challenges that concept isthe Riddler, who, true to his name, loves to bait Batman into his schemes through oblique, sometimes deadly riddles.
While many of Batman’s top villains are more than capable of challenging him on a physical level, no one pushes his mental faculties to their limits like the Riddler, who has often transcended the simplicity of his gimmick to threaten all of Gotham City, as seen in one of thebest Riddler stories,Batman: Zero Year.
4. Two-Face
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Like Batman, Two-Face is the product of a corrupt justice system that often fails to protect the citizens of Gotham. But whereas Batman tries to correct that imbalance through rigorous morality, Two-Face gives everything over to chance, embracing the idea that life is merely a series of events with no one pulling fate’s strings.
3. Catwoman
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Many people know Catwoman as less of a villain and more of an ally to Batman or even something of a hero in her own right. But for decades, despite her flirtations with the Dark Knight, she was ultimately Gotham’s greatest femme fatale and one of the most well-known members of his rogue’s gallery.
Over the years, Batman has tried to reform Selina Kyle into using her skills to be a hero. Still, she’s almost always backslid into some criminality - leaving her a regular antagonist for Batman even when she’s not an out-and-out villain. And though she’s as much a lead character and solo star as Batman these days, Catwoman’s relationship with Batman and their often complicated ebbs and flows have kept them intrinsically bound together.
2. Ra’s al Ghul
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Batman’s quest is all about purging Gotham City of the kind of violent crime that shattered his own youth with the murder of his parents. But his nemesis, Ra’s al Ghul (the immortal leader of the League of Assassins), takes that quest even further - turning it into an obsession with guiding the morality of global society itself.
With a lifespan of centuries, owing to the magic of the life-restoring Lazarus Pit, which can raise the dead, Ra’s al Ghul has often masterminded world-spanning schemes to violently restore what he believes is humanity’s natural equilibrium. In that quest, he’s often attempted to recruit Batman to his cause, even allowing his daughter Talia to fall in love with the Dark Knight and have his child, the current Robin, Damian Wayne.
But Batman has never cowed to Ra’s al Ghul’s manipulations, opposing the megalomaniacal villain at every turn - even when it has cost him dearly on a personal level.
1. Joker
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The real joke would be any other character making the grade as the best Batman villain of all time. At this point, the dichotomy between the Joker as the Clown Prince of Crime and Batman as the Dark Knight Detective has become a crucial part of both characters' personalities, and it holds strong as the major theme explored between the two characters in other media.
But Joker’s appeal goes far beyond his adversarial history with Batman. In fact, he’s become a leading man himself in both comics and movies in recent years, with almost as many fans (and solo comic titles) as the Caped Crusader himself. If you fancy checking out his starring moments, we have a list of thebest Joker storiesof all time because, yes, he is just that iconic.
There’s just something captivating - and kinda terrifying - about a villain who is the ultimate agent of chaos, an amoral and unpredictable predator who is all too willing to unleash his own existential madness on the world around him at a moment’s notice.
Batman and even some of his villains star in numerous titles every month from DC, which is why we’ve assembled this handy guide to all thenew Batman comicsscheduled for release.
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