The Spoiler looked over the CG design of the ray gun, and the map on the screen.  Admittedly he didn't have much regard for Dr. Omega: the man was wasting his little genuine talent with this overelaborate super-villainy.  Sadly, it was just that sort of super-villainy that attracted all the heroes, and The Spoiler's subtle, insidious villainy was so boring when the heroes didn't even realize there was an evil plan to try to stop.<br/><br/>Physically, The Spoiler was frozen in time, incapable of aging beyond twenty-three.  Not a bad year to be made immortal, to be sure.  But more significantly, that same failed experiment that made him ageless also let him transcend the barriers of time; he had already seen how and when Dr. Omega became the villain that he was today, and he had already seen how this new ray gun project would end.  Which was, of course, why he didn't mind playing the lackey for a while while his own plans simmered.<br/><br/>But now, with this armored car robbery, he would finally get the chance to reveal the extent of his temporal dabbling to the superhero community, and they would see for themselves that The Spoiler was a force to be reckoned with.<br/><br/>"But of course, Doctor.  I'll return with it before you know it."