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The Worst Superhero Ripoffs in Comics

✅Looking for More? Check This Out!    • DC's Batman Obsession is Worse Than You Think   NatrixNate Instagram - (  / natrix__nate  ) Check Out My Top Videos! The Best Retcons in Comics (   • The Best Retcons in Comics  ) The Worst Retcons in Comics (   • The Worst Retcons in Comics  ) "No One Likes Overpowered Heroes" (   • "No One Likes Overpowered Heroes"  ) The Greatest Successors in Comics (   • The Greatest Successors in Comics  ) The Worst Character Assassinations in Comics (   • The Worst Character Assassinations in Comics  ) The Biggest Frauds In Comics (   • The Biggest Frauds In Comics  ) Welcome to NatrixNate — where superheroes meet hot takes. I share my opinions on everything from comic book legends to their big screen adaptations. If you love comic book debates, rankings, and bold takes on your favorite superheroes and villains, you’re in the right place. This video is a breakdown of some of the worst superhero copycats in comics — not the fun remixes, not the clever homages, but the ones that feel like someone traced the outline of an iconic hero and forgot to copy the part that made them interesting. We’re talking about characters like Sentry, Black Spider, Nemesis, and Homelander, plus a rapid-fire speedrun through a bunch of Image Comics characters that exist in that weird space between “legally distinct” and “come on, man.” This isn’t about hating parody or evil versions of heroes — comic books have always borrowed, remixed, and reworked ideas. This is about when those copycats stop being commentary and start feeling creatively hollow, mean-spirited, or built entirely on shock value instead of actual character writing. From edgy Batman knockoffs to Superman stand-ins that confuse cruelty for depth, this video looks at how superhero deconstructions can go wrong, why the 90s were especially wild for off-brand heroes, and how style-over-substance design shaped an entire era of comics. If you’re into comic book analysis, superhero media criticism, DC vs Marvel comparisons, Image Comics history, and the ongoing trend of evil versions of classic heroes, this video is basically a therapy session for anyone who’s ever read a character and thought, “This feels familiar… in a bad way.” ==Timestamps== 0:00 - Intro 02:01 - The Sentry: Cool Concept, Broken Power Logic, Endless Void Loop 06:16 - Black Spider: A Tragic Anti-Hero Flattened into ‘Evil Spider-Man’ 09:14 - Nemesis: Mark Millar’s Anti-Batman 13:06 - Homelander: ‘Evil Superman’ Done Loud, Not Smart 16:46 - Speed Round: ’90s Image Comics and the Legally Distinct Boom #comics #superheroes #marvelcomics #dccomics