"You're wearing a Baron Zemo costume! It's like if I dressed up in a nazi uniform and a Hitler moustache and then complained about not getting a good table at Chili's!"

This book continues to crack me up. There's something very refreshing about reading a book starring a legitimately villainous protagonist. I'm not exactly rooting for the main cast, since they're all mostly terrible people, but om interested to see how they dig themselves out of this hole. So far this title's lived up to its reputation.