The Glass Menace
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Villain: The person or thing responsible for specified trouble, harm, or damage. From the old French vilein.
Malcolm Trenton Silverton- Hawkins knew the meaning better than most people, seeing as he was also The Glass Menace, a super villain that was feared by most of Silverton. He is cautious, cruel, cunning, and has a bit of an ego problem that the city certainly wasn't helping. All he wants in to cause some trouble, hurt some people, and beat the crap out of his twin brother who was also a super hero by the name of the Electric Knight. When he stumbles on something that could tear the Hero Alliance/ Villain Association apart, certain people will do anything to make sure he is silenced. In any way possible. There are some fights that heroes just can't win, but luckily for him, he never claimed to be a hero, nor would he ever be one. They want to fight dirty? He'll show the world just how bad he can be.
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