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97. Tank Girl

“First Appearance: Deadline #1Best Writer & Artist: Jamie Hewlett

Long before visualizing the cartoon anarchists of Gorillaz with Damon Albarn, British artist Jamie Hewlett devised the perfect grrrl power counterculture icon in Tank Girl. A blinding reflection of the punk groundswell” read more

99. Adam Warlock

“First Appearance: The Fantastic Four #66Best Writer: Roy ThomasBest Artist: Gil Kane

Some of the characters on this list are here because they have become a template or trope for other heroes and villains. Adam Warlock’s role is rooted in un-assimilated weirdness, and little of that ” read more

“Appearance: American Psycho (2000)



Creator: Bret Easton Ellis



Performer: Christian Bale



Defining moment: Patrick Bateman’s soliloquy on the genius of Huey Lewis, followed by his iconic Hip To Be Square flat-ricide.

“Appearance: No Country For Old Men (2007)

Creators: Cormac McCarthy, Ethan Coen, Joel Coen

Performer: Javier Bardem

Defining moment: The life-or-death coin toss. “Call it, friend-o,” insists Chigurh, impassive as a man counting old Tiger Tokens. You could s”

“Appearance: The Psycho films (1960-1990), Psycho remake (1998)



Creator: Robert Bloch



Performer: Anthony Perkins, Henry Thomas, Vince Vaughn



Defining moment: With a superimposed skull, he says, “I wouldn’t hurt a fly”

“Appearance: The Transformers series (2007-)



Creator: Denny O’Neil, Jim Shooter, Bob Budiansky



Performer: Peter Cullen (voice)



Defining moment: Riding high on a mecha dinosaur in Age Of Extinction.


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39. Driver

“Appearance: Drive (2011)

Creators: Hossein Amini, James Sallis

Performer: Ryan Gosling

Defining moment: Confined to an orange-hued lift descending to death, Driver kisses Carey Mulligan knowing what he’s about to do will destroy their love but save her life – s” read more

“Appearances: The Star Wars series (1980-2005)

Creators: George Lucas, Leigh Brackett, Lawrence Kasdan

Performer: Frank Oz

Defining moment: Lifting a sunken X-Wing out of a swamp. “I don’t believe it,” says Luke. “This is why you fail,” replies the cre”

34. Captain Mal Reynolds

“Appearance: Serenity (2005)

Creator: Joss Whedon (from his 2002 Firefly television series)

Performer: Nathan Fillion

Defining moment: Reynold’s St Crispin’s Day speech. Impassioned oratory with a suitably Whedonesque summation. “No more runnin’. I aim to ” read more

33. The Man With No Name

“Appearances: A Fistful Of Dollars (1964), For A Few Dollars More (1965), The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (1966)

Creator: Sergio Leone

Performer: Clint Eastwood

Defining moment: At the finale of The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, Eastwood’s amoral treasure hunter” read more

Impressive spectacle but overstuffed and empty

“Both Amazing Spider-Man films get a lot of hate, and while for me they weren't as bad as all that(if anything personally they were moderately enjoyable films) I do agree with a lot of the criticisms for both. Some say the sequel is better, personally the first while being very over-familiar and unev” read more

“Appearances: The Star Wars series (1977-2015)

Creator: George Lucas

Performer: Mark Hamill

Defining moment: “But I was going into Tosche station to pick up some power converters.” Luke Skywalker: cinema’s greatest whiner.

Fascinating fact: In”

84. Corporal Hicks

“Appearance: Aliens (1986)

Creator: James Cameron

Performer: Michael Biehn

Defining moment: “I like to keep this handy... for close encounters…” The fact that Hicks carried a lo-fi shotgun (“Eat this!”) proves he’s old school, a cowboy, and a reliable her” read more

“First appeared in: Final Fantasy VII (1997)

Cloud may be the hero but the real star of FFVII was undoubtedly its dashing villain, Sephiroth. With his platinum locks, long black coat and implausibly long masamune sword, Sephiroth cut quite the figure and commanded every ounce of your att”

Hana Tsu-Vachel

“Fear EffectBeginning with the 2000 PS1 title of the same name, Fear Effect is a series of horror action-adventure shooters that utilize cel-shaded character models and FMV backgrounds. Although each of the entries in the franchise follows different plots, they all center around a group of mercenar” read more

Rei Kurosawa

“Fatal Frame III: The TormentedWhile Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly is often considered the peak of the Fatal Frame franchise, the best protagonist is probably from the 2005 PS2 survival horror sequel Fatal Frame III: The Tormented. After the death of her fiancé in a car crash, the main he” read more

Alyssa Hamilton

“Clock Tower 3

After the disaster that was Clock Tower: Ghost Head, the historic survival horror series Clock Tower had one last swan song in the form of the 2002 PS2 game Clock Tower 3. Directed by award-winning Japanese film director Kinji Fukasaku, who inspired Quentin Tarantino, ” read more

Aliens vs. Predator: Prey

“I loved this!

I've recently watched all the alien and predator films and really fell in love with them.

It really surprised me.

The relationship between Dachande & Noguchi is amazing. The communication/differences/similarities was so interesting. It was so emotional” read more

Zero Hour

“I read this entire series a few years ago. I am a huge fan of the games and the books are more or less just written adaptations of each video game. The writing is good, but for those not familiar with the video games, these may or may not peak your interest.” read more

Code: Veronica

“I read this entire series a few years ago. I am a huge fan of the games and the books are more or less just written adaptations of each video game. The writing is good, but for those not familiar with the video games, these may or may not peak your interest.” read more

Underworld

“I read this entire series a few years ago. I am a huge fan of the games and the books are more or less just written adaptations of each video game. The writing is good, but for those not familiar with the video games, these may or may not peak your interest.” read more

Nemesis

“I read this entire series a few years ago. I am a huge fan of the games and the books are more or less just written adaptations of each video game. The writing is good, but for those not familiar with the video games, these may or may not peak your interest.” read more

City of the Dead

“I read this entire series a few years ago. I am a huge fan of the games and the books are more or less just written adaptations of each video game. The writing is good, but for those not familiar with the video games, these may or may not peak your interest.” read more