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History

The Brotherhood of Evil was founded by the engimatic villain the Brain to conquer the world. The original line-up consisted of the Brain, his chief henchman Monsieur Mallah, and their first recruit, the shapeshifter Madame Rouge. They fought the Doom Patrol on a regular basis and were later briefly joined by fellow Doom Patrol villains General Immortus and the alien Garguax. The group also was aided by the clumsy henchman Mr. Morden, who often operated robotic devices for the Brain. The Brain is a DC Comics supervillain. ... Monsieur Mallah is the name of a DC Comics supervillain. ... This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. ... General Immortus is a DC Comics villain. ... Garguax is a DC Comics supervillain. ...

The group's constant failure to defeat Doom Patrol combined with the growing romantic attraction between Madame Rogue and Doom Patrol leader Niles "Chief" Caulder, led to Madame Rogue breaking free of the mental conditioning the Brain used to recruit her and quitting the Brotherhood and joining Doom Patrol. However, the Brain quickly recaptured Madame Rogue and rebrainwashed her to make her evil personality dominant. The result backfired horribly on the Brain, as Madame Rogue turned against her evil teammates and launched a missle to destroy the Brain and Mallah.

Now aided by escaped Nazi war criminal Captain Zahl, Madame Rogue captured the members of Doom Patrol and forced them to chose the horrible death of dying in a nuclear explosion in order to save a small Main fishing village.

Brotherhood returns

Madame Rogue and Zahl (now calling himself "General" Zahl) stayed in hiding for many years, gathering an army of minions for their next big plan, the invasion and conquest of the country of Zandia. Meanwhile Doom Patrol had reformed with Robotman as the only surviving original member. Along with Doom Patrol hanger-on Steve Dayton (AKA Mento), the two avoided going after Madame Rogue for the murders of Doom Patrol due to them not wanting to involve young Doom Patrol member Beast Boy in their vendetta. However, when Beast Boy (now calling himself "Changeling") joined the "New Teen Titans", the two adult Doom Patrol members went after Rogue. Both were defeated: Mento was tortured until he mentally broke down while Robotman was left deactivated and hung as a warning to tresspassers outside their headquarters.

The New Teen Titans went looking for Robotman and Mento when Beast Boy had not heard back from them and ultimately led them into conflict with Rogue and Zahl. Suprisingly though, the heroes were aided by the Brain and Mallah and their new version of the Brotherhood of Evil. Brain and Mallah had predicted Rogue's betrayal and went into hiding, leaving decoys that Rogue ultimately destroyed. They aided in defeating Rogue and Zahl, both of which ended up dying while fighting Beast Boy and Robotman respectively. The Brain's new Brotherhood left the Titans, knowing that they would soon come into conflict.

The Brain and the new Brotherhood came into conflict with Brother Blood, who's life restoring blood pits Brain sought to use to prolong it's own life with. To deal with Brother Blood's inhuman powers, the group repeatedly attacked the Titans in order to kidnap Raven and force her to aid them in defeating Brother Blood. They ultimately succeeded in kidnapped Raven with Brain and the fear manipulating Phobia briefly turning Raven to the Brotherhood's side. Unfortunately, in doing so, Raven's demonic father Trigon was able to gain control over Raven's body and nearly killed both the Titans and the Brotherhood, if not for the intervention of Donna Troy (who had been teleported outside the battlefield by Warp at the start of the fight).

The Brotherhood resurfaced again in Zandia, while the New Teen Titans were in a bitter battle to rescue Raven and team leader Nightwing from Brother Blood's cult. During the battle, Brain and Mallah finally got access to the blood pits of Brother Blood while the Brotherhood captured Jericho and tied him to a lightning rod to force a final showdown with the Titans, which they lost. Meanwhile a cave in trapped Mallah and Brain underground, seperating them from their team. They ultimately escaped from the caves and broke into the lair of the latest incarnation of Doom Patrol, in order to steal one of Robotman's spare bodies for the Brain. Sadly, the body that they had picked for the Brain exploded and killed both villains.

The rest of the Brotherhood meanwhile rechristened themselves the "Society of Sin" and recruited a new female member named Trinity. This incarnation of the Brotherhood would only exist for one battle with the Titans before the group returned to their existing name. The group is joined by the apparent return of Brain and Mallah, who bring with them deceased Doom Patrol member Elasti-Girl as their newest member. Unfortunately, the group soon discovers that Brain, Mallah, and Elasti-Girl are impostures, energery-based beings who serve an alien super-computer that force the group to kidnap Beast Boy and his father's newest version of the Mento helmet. With Warp's help, the Titans rescue their teammates before the fake Brain, Elasti-Girl, and Mallah escaped by reverting to their energy forms and flying away.

The Brotherhood lives

The Brotherhood of Evil were not seen during the second half of the 1990s and would not return until 2005, in JSA Classified #1-3. With Madame Rouge's daughter Gemini now a member, the group (with Mallah and Brain magically alive again) were working as part of the Secret Society of Super-Villains, under the command of inner circle member Deathstroke the Terminator. Deathstroke had the group acquire the mass murdering chemical monster Chemo for the Society and in Infinite Crisis #4, dropped the monster onto the city of Blüdhaven. Murdering several million people, the Brotherhood became the most wanted villains in the DC Universe for their act of mass murder. Gemini is a fictional villain in the DC comics universe. ... Chemo is a DC Comics supervillain, an enemy of the Metal Men. ... Blüdhaven is a fictional city in the DC Universe. ...

After the one year gap, between the end of Infinite Crisis and Teen Titans #34 (the first issue of Teen Titans after the "One Year Gap") the Brotherhood has gained two additional members "Elephant Man" and "Goldilocks". As of Teen Titans #37, the Brotherhood was involved in an unsuccessful attempt at trying to create a stable clone body for the Brain while also running a side business selling metahuman clones to fund their experiments that lead to them being in conflict with the Outsiders.

Membership

Here is a list of the Brotherhood of Evil members:

Brotherhood of Evil

• General Immortus
• General Zahl
• Madame Rouge
• The Brain
• Monsieur Mallah
• Garguax

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Second Brotherhood of Evil/Society of Sin

• The Brain
• Monsieur Mallah
• Phobia
• Houngan
• Plasmus
• Warp
• Trinity
• Elasti-Girl (Revealed to be an imposture in New Titans #103)

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Third Brotherhood of Evil

• The Brain
• Monsieur Mallah
• Gemini (Revealed in Infinite Crisis #4)
• Houngan
• Phobia (no longer a member as of Teen Titans v.3 #34)
• Plasmus
• Warp
• Elephant Man (Revealed in Teen Titans v.3 #35)
• Goldilocks (Revealed in Teen Titans v.3 #35)

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Teen Titans animated series

The Brotherhood of Evil in shadow

In the Teen Titans animated series, the Brotherhood of Evil serve as the main antagonists of the fifth season. They make their first appearance in a flashback, during which they attempt to unleash a black hole generator on the Doom Patrol. Years later, they would re-emerge, having captured the Doom Patrol, upon which they were rescued by the Teen Titans. After attempting to take them on alone a 2nd time, the Doom Patrol again defeated the Brotherhood with the Titans' help and destroyed their second black hole generator. Image File history File links Brotherhoodofevil. ... Image File history File links Brotherhoodofevil. ... Teen Titans was an American animated television series created by Sam Register and Glen Murakami and produced by Warner Bros. ...

In retaliation, the Brotherhood of Evil assembled all of the Titans' enemies, with the intention of wiping out the "new generation of Heroes." Though many of them would logically have been incapacitated, and many of them appeared on their own over the course of season five, these villains would all join forces to help take out the Titans in the final arc. The Brotherhood and their allies were defeated by the collection of Titans, and most were frozen by Professor Chang's quick-freezing device.

The list below is what each hero faced in battle:

Robin v.s. Madame Rouge-Lost, Raven v.s. Psimon and Kyd Wyykyd-Won(In the battle, Raven is shown kicked into a pink portal Psimon had made, but later shown in the final battle with the 3 kids) ,Starfire v.s. Kitten and Killer Moth-Won ,Beast Boy v.s. Kardiak-Won (Was shown in Titans Together blowing up General Immortus's Robots.) ,Cyborg v.s. Mammoth-(Cyborg was barged into a hole where he probably helped Kole and Gnark because Cyborg was shown with them in the final battle) ,Speedy v.s. Cheshire-Lost ,Bumblebee v.s. Angel and Punk Rocket-Won ,Aqualad v.s. Plasmus and Trident-Lost ,Tramm v.s. XL Terrestrial (Who somehow got away or defeated it to help Aqualad which lost against Trident and Plasmus) ,Mas y Menos v.s. Johnny Rancid and Cinderblock-Mas got away(Won), Menos got taken away(Lost) ,Argent v.s. General Immortous and robots-Lost ,Bushido v.s. Katarou-Lost ,Pantha v.s. Adonis and Atlas-Won ,Herald v.s. Warp and See-More-Won ,Jerico v.s. Fang and Private Hive-Won ,Kilowat v.s. Control Freak and Puppet King-Lost ,Kole and Gnark v.s. Billy Numerous and Gizmo-Won (Possibly with the help of Cyborg) ,Wildebeast v.s. Madame Rouge-Lost ,Hotspot v.s. Madame Rouge-Lost, Melvin, Bobby, Tether, and Timmy vs. Mousieur Mallah (In Hide and Seek) (Later shown in the final battle with Raven.)-Won, Thunder v.s. The I.N.S.T.I.G.A.T.O.R. and Steam Roller-Lost and Lightning v.s. Overload-Lost

This group includes every Teen Titans villain except for Slade, Brother Blood, Trigon, the Chrysalis Eater, Krall, and Blackfire.

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External Links

An article at PrettyFakes.com considers the romantic relationship between The Brain and Monsieur Mallah.