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BB did an awesome job with its villians because the stories were developed independently and then there was a small tie in at the end when we discovered that only one was truly a formidable villain. Have too many is just too hard to do, especially going the old team up route.
Who were truly the villains in X-men 1....It was magneto. Though their was a group, he was truly the villain...so thats one with some additional minor characters. Superman 2, still a group, with one main villain, ZOD. He led, he made the decision, and the others followed. I dont think these are good examples of how multiple villains can work. We can look at Spiderman 3, for example. Each villain had an independent storyline developed and it just did not work. In my opinion, you need a main, and some completely secondary.
I most see Anthony Michael Hall villain the KillerCroc role (based on his look alone). Penguin doesnt work for me. Clayface is possible, though I automatically think of Michael Mann for that.
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