Interview done by Michael Wilkerson
MW: Please introduce yourself?
Black Jak: I am BlackJak, long time theater based super villain. I consider myself the humeric Phantom of the Opera and I take pride in 2 things: making people laugh and using my abilities to my personal satisfaction.
MW: :Tell me all about Black Jak?
BJ: BlackJack has been around for about as long as I have, he’s a subconsious being that has been around since my birth: the placement of my sould into this incredibly corrupt world, which, after several years, is what allowed this being to surface. Never had many friends in grade school because I hated everyone. I had 1 friend and liked it that way. Life as a child was torture. Much like my adult life. Years of social abuse from my classmates and family had forced me into, well, a sort of anti-social solitude. My classmates were intollerable, same as my family. I had practically become a hermit, avoiding both as much as possible. In my teenage years I had gone through changes, I became bigger, stronger, scarier, people began to fear me and I liked it! I used this to my advantage and became the bad guy, building my rep as I went along. Eventually I began incorporating the comedic characteristic into my little skits of revenge. I became a bully, I loved tormenting those with disadvantages in their lives. The weaker, the obese, the…ugly! Unfortunately, there were still many that did not know who I was, that still had to pay. That and that insufferable house I grew up in had taught me something: the world is an awful place just waiting for someone like me to put people in their place. I wanted to assert my dominance! So a few days before my graduation from high school I began to don the
mask. In fact, I remember my 1st villain patrol was the day before my graduation. But that is for a different story.
MW: Tell me about one of your times fighting a superhero?
BJ: To answer your next question, I do not fight super heroes. More, I torment them into submission, using my resources to my advantage.
MW: Tell me about one of your times fighting a superhero?
BJ: I suppose 1 event I would reflect on is when the original Queen of Hearts and I had planned to trick Blue rlsv into submission. He had fallen for the girl, mistaking her for a rlsh. Naturally, I saw this to my advantage, so working together, we came up with the plan to unvale his identity. It was simple. All we needed were a few fake ransom pictures and everything was set in motion. He spilled like the weak insect he is. I went about advertising his identity, while milking out the advantages as much as possible. Eventually, someone caught on to our little scheme. They reported to Blue, and Blue, not being able to take the pain of his own foolishness and heart break, went into a temporary submission.
MW: Do you feel the world needs more villains?
JB: As for whether or not I believe there should be more supervillains in this world, I do believe there is a way for citizens of this world to have more of a realization of what is going on around them. I believe with this people would make their own decisions with which path to take, although villainy would be the more obvious 1. As of now, I am constantly working on pulling in new recruits. I am the leader of an organization after all, and there is always room for expansion.
MW: : What does it mean to be a Real Life Super Villains?
BJ: To me, being a real life super villain means to have understanding of the world around you. Not only that, but to have understanding and initiative towards the world around you. The world is a dreadful place full of some of the worst things imaginable. It takes a certain kind of person to assert their dominance and push that mark of unimagionable horrors
to a new level. As for the rlsh, they have an interest in cleaning things up. What they are too blind to see is that some stains can not be removed.
MW: What other superheros do you know?
BJ: I have crossed paths with many rlsh, but only a few spark my interest. Blue sparked my interest because he offered me a challenge, same as the others. I do have future plans and new foes to cross paths with, but I have no interest in sharing that with you. “No spoilers”, as they say.
MW: Tell me about a day in your life?
BJ: In an ordinary day I like to live my life out as a villain, with or without the costume. I’m constantly looking for opportunities to cause disadvantages for any person thats unfortunate enough to cross my paths. I like to be the bully, the antagonist, the “douche bag”. I roam the city on villain patrol about twice a week, doing the same as I would on an ordinary day, but pushing things to new levels.
MW: Did you make your super villain suit yourself?
BJ: My costume was made entirely by me. When I originally made the costume, I had a goal to earn each piece based off of acts of cruelty. Most of which involved manipulation. In its entirety, my costume costs around the sum of $200
MW: What would you like to say in closing?
BJ: In closing, I would like to say I did enjoy this interview. A little insight into the mind of 1 of the worlds most hated villains. There are still many doors to unlock, still many paths to trace, and only I hold the key. However, before my departure, I will leave you with a hint, a clue that will unveil the rest of the secrets that lay behind these doors. Observe your surroundings. There is always more going on than there seems to be.
