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Ryan Maxwell
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I'd have to invoke the specialist rule and go with Red Skull...Nazis are just pure evil and always make great villains.
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I'll also pick the Red Skull. He's the perfect villain for Captain America in that he has absolutely no redeeming qualities. Of all Marvel's villains, he is the most thoroughly evil.

I particularly like the way J.M. DeMatteis wrote him in the mid-80s. He emphasized the Red Skull's Nazi past and portrayed him an overt racist and anti-Semite. To me, the Skull is much more frightening when he's rooted in real-world horrors, rather than portrayed as just another would-be world-beater.
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Yesterday: Dr. Doom

Today: The Red Skull
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Michael Connell
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Guten Tag Kapitan!
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Ted Pugliese
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Magneto locked the Nazi in a basement/dungeon and left him there to die!

Too cool.  The fan in may would have loved to see him kill him.  Would have made a cool What If? story.
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Tough one.

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Red Skull.

He's visually stunning when done by the right artist. I fondly remember reading Marvel pocket books with Captain America fighting Red Skull. Yay Kirby!
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