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For some explanation why I luvs them mad scientists [link]

Some of my favourite ones here:
From left to right:

Master (Doctor Who). As for which incarnation of him, it's the first one (Roger Delgado), my favourite.

Victor Frankenstein (Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus) Ths story has been re-told and re-made countless times, but I prefer the original book.

William and Annette Birkin (Resident Evil). This series has so many nutty scientists, one of the reasons I like it, but the Birkins are perhaps closest to the archetypical mad scientists, plus they get points for being a evil scientist couple.

Otto Octavius, Aka Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man) This was the first time I tried drawing the movie version of his actuators. More practise is needed.

Herbert West (Herbert West-Reanimator) . I've never seen any of the movies, and the book is not among the best of Lovecraft, but I read it as a kid, and it made quite an impression on me. His appearance here is based on the book-version, and how I always imagined him.

Henry Jekyll (Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde). In my opinion, the most complex and interesting of the characters presented here. I won't go into the subtleties of the novel in question here, but if you haven't read the book, do so.
And of course Jekyll/Hyde is the prototype of the scientist who changes himself into a monster.

These are not the only ones I like, and I'm sure there are ones I have completely forgotten. Who are your favourite evil/mad scientists in fiction? Or not necessarily even evil or morally questionable? I'd like to know, especially if you can point out any good female characters in this category.

Description
For some explanation why I luvs them mad scientists [link]

Some of my favourite ones here:
From left to right:

Master (Doctor Who). As for which incarnation of him, it's the first one (Roger Delgado), my favourite.

Victor Frankenstein (Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus) Ths story has been re-told and re-made countless times, but I prefer the original book.

William and Annette Birkin (Resident Evil). This series has so many nutty scientists, one of the reasons I like it, but the Birkins are perhaps closest to the archetypical mad scientists, plus they get points for being a evil scientist couple.

Otto Octavius, Aka Doctor Octopus (Spider-Man) This was the first time I tried drawing the movie version of his actuators. More practise is needed.

Herbert West (Herbert West-Reanimator) . I've never seen any of the movies, and the book is not among the best of Lovecraft, but I read it as a kid, and it made quite an impression on me. His appearance here is based on the book-version, and how I always imagined him.

Henry Jekyll (Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde). In my opinion, the most complex and interesting of the characters presented here. I won't go into the subtleties of the novel in question here, but if you haven't read the book, do so.
And of course Jekyll/Hyde is the prototype of the scientist who changes himself into a monster.

These are not the only ones I like, and I'm sure there are ones I have completely forgotten. Who are your favourite evil/mad scientists in fiction? Or not necessarily even evil or morally questionable? I'd like to know, especially if you can point out any good female characters in this category.