The Ultimate Supervillains Quiz

James Spader played Ultron in "Avengers: Age of Ultron."

He spends a good chunk of his time serving as a Nazi general.

Lex had a lot of strong ideas for the future, to say the least.

His Halloween-themed arsenal makes him rather terrifying.

In "Spider-Man 3" he has horrifying teeth and a weird tongue.

Tibetan monks taught him skills that add another dimension to his already powerful character.

A merciless mob boss nailed him with an acid attack.

Alexander Luthor first appeared in 1940 as Superman's primary enemy.

His engineering and technological skills make him a formidable foe.

He flips a coin — no wonder he makes such poor life choices.

He's also sometimes called "Apocalypse The First One."

His work as Magneto came to life in "X-Men: First-Class."

The evil Brotherhood made its first appearance in 1964.

Talia is adept at all sorts of martial arts.

En Sabah Nur, aka Apocalypse, antagonizes the X-Men.

Black Adam is in about 500 comic book issues. He constantly vexes Shazam (Captain Marvel).

His masked appearance has remained similar since his 1962 debut.

He maintains a collection of stolen worlds.

The planet is the birthplace of many antagonists, including Darkseid.

In twists, Magneto is sometimes an ally of the X-Men, revealing his complex character.

He is most influential on the East Coast. With his tidy suit and intimidating stare, he evokes memories of old-school mobsters.

The Crimson Gem helps make him one of the strongest beings on Earth.

Harley Quinn is Batman's enemy and is often portrayed as the Joker's lover.

In 1940, within a year of Batman's debut, the Joker began vexing our caped superhero.

Catwoman's alter ego is a skilled burglar and fierce fighter.

The sparkly effect of the Green Goblin's gloves belies their deadly power.

Jack Kirby and Stan Lee were partially inspired by the Bible when they created the god-like Galactus.

He murdered his poor victims with a poison that left their faces twisted.

The Phoenix force is renowned for his energy manipulation and his psionic abilities.

Ra's al Ghul means "the demon's head." He has been leading the League of Assassins for centuries.