I have just seen a GLEEVIL deck list and am amazed at the difference between it and a normal GLEE deck. My friend called his GLEE deck GLEEVIL. (Just because he added Fixer and I was tricked by him) So, can anyone enlighten me on the playstyle?

Sample GLEEVIL deck:
Maik Stich,

1 Arisia, Green Lantern of Graxos IV
3 Beetle , Armorsmith
1 Black Hand, Dark-Hearted Villain
1 Brik, Green Lantern of Dryad
4 Dr. Light, Master of Holograms
1 Fatality, Emerald Assassin
1 G'Nort, Green Lantern of G'Newt
1 Guy Gardner, Strong Arm of the Corps
1 Hector Hammond, Super-Futuristic Mind
1 Henry King Jr. <> Brainwave, Psionic Manipulator
3 Kyle Rayner, Last Green Lantern
1 Melissa Gold <> Screaming Mimi, Mimi Schwartz
2 Olapet, Green Lantern of Southern Goldstar
1 Paul Ebersol <> Fixer, Problem Solver
1 Roy Harper <> Speedy, Mercurial Marksman
1 Shocker, Herman Schultz
1 Sinestro, Corrupted by the Ring
1 The Shark, T. S. Smith
1 Tomar Tu, Green Lantern of Xudar
1 Yellowjacket, Rita DeMara

1 Breaking Ground
4 Cover Fire
1 Emerald Dawn
3 Hard Sound Construct
1 Hard-Traveling Heroes
1 Lanterns in Love
3 Millennium
1 No Evil Shall Escape Our Sight
4 No Man Escapes the Manhunters
4 The Ring Has Chosen

4 Birthing Chamber

1 Chopping Block
4 Light Armor

No one? Alright, at least highlight the diff between both of them.

Glock>GLEEvil>Glee

GLEEvil is better than GLEE (not stall obv) in almost every way. It's more consistant because of Beetle and does more damage because of Melissa Gold and Hard Sound Construct.