[DevSop]

Master Thieves
Hans Gruber (Die Hard)
Neil McCauley (Heat)
James Coughlin (The Town)
Dominic Toretto (The Fast and the Furious)
Thomas Gabriel (Die Hard)


The Lord’s Work
Lecter (Silence of the Lambs)
Bane (DC)
Michael Myers (Halloween)
John Doe (Se7en)
The Predator (Predator)
Annie Wilkes (Stephen King’s Misery)


M.A.S.K. (Masked Alliance of Sociopathic Killers)
Cobra Commander (G.I. Joe)
Madame Masque (Marvel)
The Shredder (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles)
Kylo Ren (Star Wars)
Juggernaut (Marvel)

[Leo]

Reverse of the power match up, Master Thieves are the most interesting to me. Especially considering you have different style of thieves that bring different skills and personality elements to the table. Then I go Lord's Work, but I think I need an explanation as to what religion have to do with any of these guys, outside Doe doing the seven deadly sins gimmick.

[The Canadian Content]

I like the Lord’s Work here (as against my character as that is. It’s a good mix of psychos and a Predator, which is hilarious to me.

To defend MASK a bit, it starts out as a Cobra-remake—Cobra Commander as the leader, Madame Masque as the combination Destro–Baroness, Shredder as Storm Shadow—rounded out with a Sith and the Juggernaut. I feel like it’s pretty solid.

[DevSop]

I love a good caper movie/show so I'll watch Master Thieves and Dom is at least borderline villainous sometimes so he'd at least be the redeemable character. I love MASK. Both as a concept, theme, and just the characters overall. Lord's Work is a bunch of cool characters but no clue what their motivation or show is about.

[Cliffsnotes]

Honestly... Thieves doesn't work for me. I don't like Vin Diesel. I don't need to see more of Thomas Gabriel or Neil McCauley. They were fine, I enjoyed their movies, but their story has been told.

The randomness (or intentional weirdness) of the other two sound fun. Kylo Ren and Cobra Commander? Yes. Lecter and Predator? Yes.

[DevSop]

Tiebreaker here as well.

[L!zz~]

The Lord speaketh to me so I'm compelled to vote for The Lord's work