grimtraveller
If only for a moment.....
Nearly always the most entertaining. They never get the lady but they get the laughs and the best lines !
Jethro Tull did this great song called "And the mouse police never sleeps" to illustrate what savage killers cats can be. Not these three !
. Your house would be overrun with rodents with these three at the helm.
Quite often you see characters that are just a recycled version of past characters like Scar
and Prince John
. They really were the same character but 2 decades apart and in different films. Great bad guys though. Scar could never have made it in Disney films in the 70s !
Then you have the classic school bully type except that Helga G. Pataki
from "Hey Arnold" and Lawson 
from "Recess" are polar opposites. Lawson being thick as high grade cement and Helga being a sensitive soul. Of course, this doesn't curb their hilariously nasty ways !
Each era has had it's fair share of demented evil geniuses like the Master Cylinder
Sideshow Bob
Doctor Doofenschmirtz {responsible for some of the funniest lines I can remember}
Hugo A'gogo {the name alone was a crack up}
the Hooded Claw {possessor of cartoon telly's greatest laugh, in my opinion}
and Syndrome
. The latter showcases the sometime modern trend for the cartoon {well, he's a kind of cartoon} bad guy to be really ruthless and not like the Dick Dastardlys
Wolfies
and Stilettos
of old.
You'd expect the devil
to be a bad guy ! I don't think the real one would be as funny as this one from "God, the Devil and Bob".
Most of the bad guys I've liked in cartoons have been really funny characters in one way or another. But Cassidy
from "Spiderman" is anything but funny. Positively insane, with him it's not just a case of lock up your daughters, but your sons, Grannies, pets and presidents too !
So what other cartoon baddies have tickled people down the years ?
Jethro Tull did this great song called "And the mouse police never sleeps" to illustrate what savage killers cats can be. Not these three !
. Your house would be overrun with rodents with these three at the helm.Quite often you see characters that are just a recycled version of past characters like Scar
and Prince John. They really were the same character but 2 decades apart and in different films. Great bad guys though. Scar could never have made it in Disney films in the 70s !Then you have the classic school bully type except that Helga G. Pataki
from "Hey Arnold" and Lawson from "Recess" are polar opposites. Lawson being thick as high grade cement and Helga being a sensitive soul. Of course, this doesn't curb their hilariously nasty ways !Each era has had it's fair share of demented evil geniuses like the Master Cylinder
Sideshow Bob Doctor Doofenschmirtz {responsible for some of the funniest lines I can remember}Hugo A'gogo {the name alone was a crack up} the Hooded Claw {possessor of cartoon telly's greatest laugh, in my opinion} and Syndrome. The latter showcases the sometime modern trend for the cartoon {well, he's a kind of cartoon} bad guy to be really ruthless and not like the Dick DastardlysWolfies and Stilettos of old. You'd expect the devil
to be a bad guy ! I don't think the real one would be as funny as this one from "God, the Devil and Bob".Most of the bad guys I've liked in cartoons have been really funny characters in one way or another. But Cassidy
from "Spiderman" is anything but funny. Positively insane, with him it's not just a case of lock up your daughters, but your sons, Grannies, pets and presidents too !So what other cartoon baddies have tickled people down the years ?
