Real Name: Humphry Dumpler Superpowers: None Abilities: None Humpty Dumptyġst Appearance: Detective Comics #140 (October 1948) To his credit, his crimes paved the way for his daughter Stephanie to become the Spoiler, to foil his crimes. Unlike the Riddler, his clues were never riddles. Real Name: Arthur Brown Superpowers: None Abilities: Glass capsules attached to his costume that can hold a blinding flare, smoke bombs, paralyzing gas or explosives Why He’s Lame: He failed as a game show host, he failed as a villain by his compulsory nature to always leave clues about his crimes. Cluemasterġst Appearance: Detective Comics #351 (May 1966) While he’s had moments of brilliance in his long-standing criminal career, ultimately there are far better similar characters in comics, namely Lex Luthor (DC, Criminal genius) and Kingpin (Marvel, Crime Lord). Real Name: Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot Superpowers: None Abilities: Genius criminal intellect, deadly ‘trick’ umbrellas, underworld connections, martial arts: Judo Why He’s Lame: He fancies himself the “gentleman of crime”, and always looks ridiculous in his tuxedos and umbrellas. Penguinġst Appearance: Detective Comics #58 (December 1941)

At least he calls himself, “Batzarro, the world’s worst detective”. While a clone of a super-powered alien like Superman can work, a clone of Batman becomes groan-inducing lameness. Real Name: None Superpowers: None Abilities: Similar to Batman Why He’s Lame: Like Bizarro (Superman’s evil doppleganger), Batzarro is a failed clone of Batman, with his symbol & utility belt upside-down. 1st Appearance: Superman #181 (April 2002)

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