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** He deserves credit for effort, though Nero is perhaps not the most obvious of choices. |
** He deserves credit for effort, though Nero is perhaps not the most obvious of choices. |
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* ''Kid Eternity'' had this as his superpower, along with invisibility. |
* ''Kid Eternity'' had this as his superpower, along with invisibility. |
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** In a crossover with ''[[Captain Marvel]]'', Dr. Sivana revived several villains to oppose them. It didn't work |
** In a crossover with ''[[Captain Marvel]]'', Dr. Sivana revived several villains to oppose them. It didn't work out—Benedict Arnold betrayed him. |
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* A [[Justice Society of America]] comic had the JSA fighting what appeared to be a band of villains out of history: Nero, Goliath, Captain Kidd, Cesare Borgia, Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun. It turned out to be one guy (a guard at a wax museum) masquerading as all these figures. |
* A [[Justice Society of America]] comic had the JSA fighting what appeared to be a band of villains out of history: Nero, Goliath, Captain Kidd, Cesare Borgia, Genghis Khan and Attila the Hun. It turned out to be one guy (a guard at a wax museum) masquerading as all these figures. |
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* In ''[[Knight And Squire]]'' #3, Richard III is resurrected and he proceeds to resurrect England's other 'bad' kings: Edward I, Charles I, John and William II. The monarchs are granted genetically enhanced superpowers and each leads a criminal army to take over a different part of the UK. |
* In ''[[Knight And Squire]]'' #3, Richard III is resurrected and he proceeds to resurrect England's other 'bad' kings: Edward I, Charles I, John and William II. The monarchs are granted genetically enhanced superpowers and each leads a criminal army to take over a different part of the UK. |
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== [[Western Animation]] == |
== [[Western Animation]] == |
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* Parodied in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' Treehouse of Horror, where Billy the Kid leads a gang of historical villains, including the most evil German in |
* Parodied in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' Treehouse of Horror, where Billy the Kid leads a gang of historical villains, including the most evil German in history—Kaiser Wilhelm! |
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** Another Simpsons example, though this one's just a brief throwaway - when Homer and Mr. Burns are stuck in a cabin together, Homer says he has "power... political power!" and we see a ghostly team of historical figures (including [[Actual Pacifist|Gandhi]]) brandishing weapons. |
** Another Simpsons example, though this one's just a brief throwaway - when Homer and Mr. Burns are stuck in a cabin together, Homer says he has "power... political power!" and we see a ghostly team of historical figures (including [[Actual Pacifist|Gandhi]]) brandishing weapons. |
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* Played with in ''[[Futurama]]'' when the Holo-shed malfunctions and [[Attila the Hun]], [[Jack the Ripper]], Professor Moriarty, and Evil Lincoln become real and attack Kif and Amy. |
* Played with in ''[[Futurama]]'' when the Holo-shed malfunctions and [[Attila the Hun]], [[Jack the Ripper]], Professor Moriarty, and Evil Lincoln become real and attack Kif and Amy. |
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