Electro apparently decided that since the Sinister Six worked so well, he should try to form a similar group of foes to take out Daredevil (because Spider-Man was too tough for poor Max Dillon).
And oh, what a collection of lame-os this was.
They started by having their meeting outside--in an alley--where Daredevil could just swing by and overhear their plans (and no, they're not deliberately trying to let hornhead eavesdrop as a trap...they're just stupid):
Meanwhile...
But wait--there's more!!
And the final member of the Emissaries Of Evil?
Not to worry--Daredevil took them out pretty easily:
Mark Waid, if you don't bring these guys back before you end your run, I just might cry...
Or maybe Nick Spencer could do a Superior Foes Of Daredevil series. That would be cool...
From Daredevil Annual #1 (1967)
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Yes, they are pathetic...and yet...and yet.
I love ridiculous villains, I really do. Stilt-Man holds a certain place in my heart.
I think a good general rule when recruiting super-villains should be: if you need to fish them out of the river, maybe (just maybe) they're not the most competent person to join your team.
(Of course, Stilt-Man once went up against Thor, which is probably more ridiculous than this team could ever be...)
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