Bill Dickey³

First reaction: Denial and confusion. "What? How am I going to be a father?" She would worry about losing time for her hobbies. After the shock: He would begin to obsess over researching everything about fatherhood. I would buy books, make lists, and search for information excessively. Over time: Although he would still be immature in some aspects, he would probably develop a strong protective instinct. I would like to share my love of comics, movies, and games with my son or daughter. He would take very seriously defending him from anyone who would harm him. In short, Bill would be a chaotic, overprotective, and somewhat clumsy father, but he would probably try his best once he accepted the responsibility.

Bill doesn't usually come across as emotionally mature, so he would probably have difficulty maintaining a healthy relationship at first. He would try to constantly share his interests. He might become jealous of the attention his partner gives to other things. He would find it difficult to listen to different points of view. When he felt comfortable, he would show loyalty and attachment, albeit in somewhat clumsy ways. She would need to learn to balance her hobbies with the time she dedicates to the relationship. If I really cared about someone, I would probably try to impress her by talking to her about her favorite topics or including her in her geeky activities.

Let someone criticize their tastes. Changes in the stories or characters he likes. Losing arguments. The people he considers "fake fans". Tell him what to do. Responsibilities that interfere with your hobbies.

Superhero comics. Science fiction and fantasy. Board games and role-playing games. Discussing geek culture. To be right and to prove that you know more than others. Collect items related to your favorite franchises.

Bill can only be described as a delusional, unpleasant man-child. Obsessed with fanfiction and possessing a distorted view of reality, Bill is a raging monster whose sole purpose in life is to expand his comic book collection and make others miserable.

Bill also has a terrible temper and a sadistic sense of humor. He shows no respect for anyone, not even his friends and family.

In his adult life, Bill's view of life has only worsened, becoming even more sexist and racist, stating that "they ruined the fandom"

Bill is a teenager who usually wears an orange coat over a t-shirt. He has brown hair, thick glasses, and acne.

As an adult, he no longer has acne and grows fine hair. Otherwise, he looks the same as he did as a teenager.

In the past, Bill founded the Eltingville Club with his friends Josh, Pete, and Jerry when they were children. However, as the years passed, Bill became increasingly twisted and cruel due to his obsession.

At some point, his parents divorced, which may or may not have contributed to his mental decline. He and his friends kept meeting, breaking up, and getting back together again and again.

After waiting impatiently outside Joe's comic book store, he was reluctantly hired. There, his delusions led him to believe he had power, even mocking his friends and barring them from entering. This sparked a fight between the four of them (and a furious Joe) that culminated in Bill setting the store on fire in a fit of madness. He was subsequently hospitalized and a restraining order was issued against him, meaning he could never see his "friends" again.

Years later, Bill has grown immature, still living with his parents and unemployed. At Comic-Con, he's caught stealing comics, until he meets Jerry, who tries to reunite the others. However, things take a turn for the worse when they revert to their disturbing and hateful behavior (except for Jerry). When Jerry brings his girlfriend, Bill loses his temper and launches into a sexist and racist tirade against the fandom. His friends try to leave, disgusted by him, but Bill infuriates Jerry by revealing that he spread rumors about him behind his back when they were teenagers. The former members of the Eltigville Club start fighting again, leading to a riot at Comic-Con.

While waiting in a replica of the Ecto-1, Bill and the others plot against Jerry, who leaves to find his girlfriend, leaving them alone for good. The three discuss the new Ghostbusters movie, and Bill admits he never liked Jerry.

Full name: William Alan Dickey Origin: Eltingville club Occupation: President of the Eltingville Club Powers / Abilities: Basic skills, obstinacy, manipulation, intelligence, intimidation

Objectives: To open a comic book store (failed)

Crimes: arson Heist, assault, vandalism

Villain type: Delusional egoist