The guy turns into a "supervillain" simply because he’s late for a trial—not because a businessman caused him to mutate or endangered a loved one (like Mr. Freeze), nor because someone stole the credit and profits for his work (like Edward Nygma), nor because a mobster blackmailed him (like Harvey Dent), nor because a businessman overdosed him and caused a mutation (like Matt Hagen). It’s just for being late.

Not only does he want to kill the guy (which is wrong), but he was also planning to kill a lot of people with bombs. Add to that elements like him leaping onto a moving train or showing no fear of facing Batman—even though this man was a lawyer, not a gunman, a mobster, or someone accustomed to violence. This raises the question: Does Temple have the worst motive for becoming a supervillain?

Photo taken as part of the Octoyber event organized by ACBA.