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Date: 2020-06-23 06:02 am (UTC)Weirdly, DC Comics has a ton of supervillain prisons which definitely have due process for getting put in there - Belle Reve from the Suicide Squad being the most well-known - and only secretly get weird, whereas Marvel Comics has things like Ant-Man shrinking down supervillains and imprisoning them in a tiny prison, or Reed Richards running an inescapable prison in the Negative Zone, as well as some more normal supervillain prisons like the Raft (part of a regular prison). But the TV shows and movies reverse this!