You may call crazy about this I seriously do think there ARE alot of LU villians the resemble Batman villians (at least in my opioin).
Here's some examples and why are these villians simillar to one another.
Massive resembles (I forgot the villians name but, he is a strong mutant wrestler), cause their both green, big,muscular, and ugly
Black Velvet resembles Catwoman cause she has a smooth voice, wears all black, and men find her attractive
Otto the Odd resembles The Penguin mostly cause he collects things, and is short and fat (and ugly) like him.
Pierre La Pew kinda resembles The Riddler cause he carries a cane like the Riddle does and he attends to pop in and out of place where you aren't
Pinkster's kinda like Two-Face cause he started out as a good guy, but was turned evil (mostly cause he was mad at Duck for being instead of him), not to mention he was a double agnet for Stoney and Bugsy.
Athena (even though she wasn't a villian) resembles Poison Ivy cause she makes visous monster plants grow and attack any victum.
Sylth Vester definetly reminds me of Mr.Freeze (much more then those Ice Vikings do) cause he might have a sad past (besides Tweetums tourching him) he doesn't want to talk about and he is only a bad guy that only doing bad things that he wants do to Tweetums for a good reason.
The Ringmaster would've resmble the Joker if he was a killer instaed of a second hand man to Otto, but he did teamed up with like Joker and Penguin did when they guest stared with Batman and Robin in one of the spin-off seasons of "Scooby-Doo".
Two-Face [or Harvey Tunses (I think that's his last name)] is one of the classic villians of Batman.
He used to be a millioniare that had a two-headed coin (just like what Duck has) and was engaged to Rachel (one of Bruce's former love-interests), until that one day when the Joker tied him up in room full of gasoilne, and Rachel in another room far away. Batman had to save one person while the other one dies, he chosed to go save Harvey.
While Harvey was trying to escape himself, while get up off of the floor which had gas leak out of one of the barrels which Harvey lands part of his head on.
After Batman saves Harvey, The Joker blows up the up the building and an explosion of fire starts come out, burning Harvey's face.
Harvey survive the tradic thing leaving with half of his face all burted down to the face muslle and skin (so he looks half handsome on one side of the face, and ungly on the other half), but Rachel didn't.
So Harvey became known as Two Face and he swore revenage on Batman cause he think that Batman was the cause of Rachel's death.
You should watch "The Dark Knight" (when it comes out on DVD), to out more about him.
Two Face is ALOT more better and scarier to Clay Face.
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Um... actually... no. That's actually not very close to Two-Face. At all. All of that is based on the latest movie, which is mostly inconsistent with the comics.
Harvey Dent was a lawyer, not a millionaire. His face and left hand were disfigured when a mob boss (Whose name I can't recall, but it's not hugely important) got a hold of a potent comic-style acid and splashed it on the left side of his face and his hand. Thus, Harvey Dent became disfigured, and began on his road to becoming Two-Face. He does still have that formerly two-headed coin, which he uses to make just about every important decision in his life. There have been occasions where he's helped Batman simply because the coin flip's result was positive.
I did like the movie version of Two-Face, but I was really hoping there would be a few more consistencies with the comics. Like Joker's "Bang!" Flag gun.
Also, the comparisons you gave are relatively vague, and can be applied to any number of fictional super-beings. Common superpowers and personality traits are easy comparisons to make. That wrestler character you were thinking of is Bane, btw.
