Favorite Superhero.

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PrinceOfShapeir said:
Iron Man.

Why?

Because he's the fucking Iron Man! He's Tony Stark, the man's urine is 90% awesome and 10% alcohol.
Is there a urine test for awesome? Does the average person only have like 15% awesome?

Anywho, favorite hero... the villains. To quote one villain, "Heroes are over with." Heros can be interesting, but villains drive the story. Most heroes just maintain the status quo. Villains shake things up.
 

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Rocket Raccoon

Sadly you never see him anymore

Sam and max

Well they're kinda of superheros when read real deep into it

Cole macgrath

one of the few realistic super hero's
 

octafish

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Dr. Amanda Waller. Fine, so she has no powers, but she is my favorite comic book character and she acts on the side of righteousness.

Oh, that new skinny ***** isn't The Wall. No Sir. The Wall is a larger woman.

Other than that, BWAH HA HA, The Blue Beetle. I just hope they NEVER bring Ted back.

Marvel, I don't know...Doctor Strange I guess. I love those Ditko cross dimensional freak outs.
 

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Hmmm, I would have to say Spiderman from Marvel. As it has been stated, he reflects the hardship of the previous superheroes and you can watch him grow throughout the various decades of his existance. Not only this but he isn't overpowered. He can kick ass but get his ass kicked.

From DC, I would have to say young superman (from Smallville). After I got into it, I really enjoyed watching him learn about his various powers and also dealing with day to day life.

Also, is anyone else seeing Justin Bieber pictures?
 

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Blondefool said:
Also, is anyone else seeing Justin Bieber pictures?
No, it must just be you....did you by any chance push a RED BUTTON?

OT: Changed, young Superman! I read the comics and then watched the show, I never liked Superman but seeing him grow up and learn about his past was brilliant
 

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There's no way I could just pick one, or even twenty of my favorite superheroes so I'll just list the first three that I love off the top of my head in no particular order.

Rorschach
Piderman & Baman, together cause their best friends.
Mr. Freeze, while he does commit crimes it is most often to support his goal of curing his wife.
 

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arnoldthebird said:
Blondefool said:
Also, is anyone else seeing Justin Bieber pictures?
No, it must just be you....did you by any chance push a RED BUTTON?

OT: Changed, young Superman! I read the comics and then watched the show, I never liked Superman but seeing him grow up and learn about his past was brilliant
I may have yes...but I regret nothing. Buttons are meant to be pushed by the likes of me
 

WolfThomas

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My favourite Superheros in order (stolen from another thread).

5. Ares - from the Marvel, he's hillariously awesome, as Carol Danvers sums up "a Thor and Wolverine" combination. Much humour is derived from his overt sexism and constant reassurances that he is a god. I love the way he doesn't have flght ability rather relying on riding things into battle like the nose of a Jet or a bunker buster. Also a rare example of a good single parent in comics.

4. Aztek - from DC, he didn't have much of a run between his miniseries and JLA, but there's something so charming about this idealisticlly good and socally naive superhero stuck in the Dark Age of comicbooks. Great costume too.

3. It's a hard choice between Jack Hawksmoor and the Midnighter from the Authority, the former has an amazingly cool power (god of cities ftw) and someone great moments, but the latter wins out. Basically on paper a sociopathic gay supersoldier batman, but despite how much he insists he's the biggest basterd on the planet, his love for his husband and adopted daughter is genuinely heartwarming. This with how protective of children (even baby hitler) he is, shows deep down he's a big softy. Also he's played out this battle in his head a million times.

2. Nova and Starlord - so I'm cheating here but these two are very much linked, two of the best characters to come from the revival of Marvel's cosmic line. They've matured vastly too. Nova was practically Kyle Rayner (but 20years earlier) a young teenager who becomes a space cop. He spent a lot of time in limbo but recently has been forged through the fires of vast intergalactic war into a quietly confident leader and one of the most powerful heroes in the Marvel universe. Greatest moment was when he bascially told Tony Stark post civil war to go eff himself. Starlord is basically two parts Hansolo to one part Batman. In the same recent conflicts he went from washed up superhero to the often underlooked protector of the universe. Keeping up in a setting where there's multiple cosmic beings that rival or excell Superman levels as a powerless human takes a quick wit and massive balls. Both have fantastic new costumes too.

1. Cable - yeah so feel free to mock but I grew up in the 90s and his was my favourite comic. Cable and Deadpool was the series that got me back to comics as an adult. He's straight up badass and when in the hands of a good writer (Niceza, Carey, Tischman, Macan) a very interesting character.
 

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WolfThomas said:
5. Ares - from the Marvel, he's hillariously awesome, as Carol Danvers sums up "a Thor and Wolverine" combination. Much humour is derived from his overt sexism and constant reassurances that he is a god. I love the way he doesn't have flght ability rather relying on riding things into battle like the nose of a Jet or a bunker buster. Also a rare example of a good single parent in comics.
Looks like I didn't read all of appearances yet, in what issue/series did he ride jet?
 

WolfThomas

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Bucht said:
WolfThomas said:
5. Ares - from the Marvel, he's hillariously awesome, as Carol Danvers sums up "a Thor and Wolverine" combination. Much humour is derived from his overt sexism and constant reassurances that he is a god. I love the way he doesn't have flght ability rather relying on riding things into battle like the nose of a Jet or a bunker buster. Also a rare example of a good single parent in comics.
Looks like I didn't read all of appearances yet, in what issue/series did he ride jet?
He rode on the tip of a jet when Norman Osborn invaded Asgard in Siege.

Have you read his Dark Reign miniseries, it's fantastic.
 

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WolfThomas said:
Bucht said:
Looks like I didn't read all of appearances yet, in what issue/series did he ride jet?
He rode on the tip of a jet when Norman Osborn invaded Asgard in Siege.

Have you read his Dark Reign miniseries, it's fantastic.
I guess it's time to read Siege again, I don't remember that at all.
And yes I read the miniseries, that was some great storytelling.
As far as I know I've read everything he's in except the Chaos War tie-in, but that's on my to do list!
 

WolfThomas

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Bucht said:
As far as I know I've read everything he's in except the Chaos War tie-in, but that's on my to do list!
Chaos War tie isn't really worth it. No badass moments, no humour and most importantly he doesn't come back from the dead.