Who is your favorite comic book character?

[the game]

So who is your favorite comic book character? Mine has been Wolverine since I was a kid.

[Shadowferal]

The way they wrote the Super Skrull a decade ago showed some growth of the character. He still had attitude, and had little use for humans, but it was interesting. Same with Ronan. Apparently they eased way off the Kree superiority schtick quite a bit when Annihilus came about in a big way.

Was very curious to what was going on with the Annihilators, but haven't had much time for anything comic book-wise in years. (Nova and Beta-Ray Bill were favorites of mine)

[Val the Moofia Boss]

Comic Book wise, it'd be tied between Spiderman and Batman.

If we included manga, then the Flame Alchemist would be my favorite. Roy is the best!

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Deadpool. Always Deadpool.

[Flarelaine]

I'll go with Rorschach.

[Doctor Amadeus]

Super Heros hmmm? Always found Villains more interesting as a Kid, mostly because, I never bought into the whole just good vs evil simplistic notions even back then. It always seemed a matter of perspective mostly.

Lex Luthor hated Superman, this Alien from another planet with god like gifts that picks and chooses who he saves and rejects the false narrative

Joker A nihilist clown, who ultimately rejects the notion that you can save people from themselves.

I probably liked Villians before the movies though, I like then far less now given a the Anti Hero status.

But Hmm.... If I have to pic a traditional GOOD GUY or "Super Hero" I'll say Cyclops I guess, I mean he is a bit cheese in a Captain America boy scout kind of way, but in the comics he also always seemed to be the real deal, a natural leader, and the real deal when it was on the line.

Spiderman, I would say a close second.

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Deathstroke
Blink (AOA Version)
Sabretooth
Batman

[Flarelaine]

But Hmm.... If I have to pic a traditional GOOD GUY or "Super Hero" I'll say Cyclops I guess, I mean he is a bit cheese in a Captain America boy scout kind of way, but in the comics he also always seemed to be the real deal, a natural leader, and the real deal when it was on the line.

The movies don't do justice to Cyclops. Or to Phoenix, at that.

[Evil Midnight Bomber]

Mine's pretty hard to guess...

[Doctor Amadeus]

The movies don't do justice to Cyclops. Or to Phoenix, at that.

I agree, they turned Cyclops into a whiney wuss, but he isn't the only one they kind of destroyed for my liking.

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Lucky Luke

Who doesn't love this suave gunslinger who is faster than his own shadow?

[Deleted]

Obélix. /10

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Manu Benett's Deathstroke

[RobertoCarlos]

Batman. Character with a lot of creative freedom and can also go the detective rout and who doesn't love a good crime story. Also has great variety of villians and a hero is nothing without good villains

[Lemons]

I kind of just hate them all...they all seem so...stuck. They can never grow as characters. Bruce Wayne will ALWAYS be mourning his parents. Superman will always feel like a stranger on earth. Hulk will always be pissed. It never changes, and even if they do move them forward in one story, it's always retconned and basically reset to tell a different story.

I'd rather just watch TV shows like Breaking Bad or Game of Thrones...where characters can actually grow and change and they can even die instead of being stuck in an infinite loop.

[GennGreymane]

The bionicles.

[Gallahadd]

Morpheus, AKA Dream of the Endless, AKA The Sandman, AKA one of the greatest literary characters of all time. The Sandman Library is a gods damned masterpiece, blending Shakespeare, World Mythology, and frakkin Constantine!

Also, Thor. Because he hits things real good.

[Shadowferal]

Dr. Doom ranks up there.

[Stormcall]

Probably Batman. I'd break certain laws for more Stephanie Brown Batgirl though.

[the game]

Super Heros hmmm? Always found Villains more interesting as a Kid, mostly because, I never bought into the whole just good vs evil simplistic notions even back then. It always seemed a matter of perspective mostly.

Lex Luthor hated Superman, this Alien from another planet with god like gifts that picks and chooses who he saves and rejects the false narrative

Joker A nihilist clown, who ultimately rejects the notion that you can save people from themselves.

I probably liked Villians before the movies though, I like then far less now given a the Anti Hero status.

But Hmm.... If I have to pic a traditional GOOD GUY or "Super Hero" I'll say Cyclops I guess, I mean he is a bit cheese in a Captain America boy scout kind of way, but in the comics he also always seemed to be the real deal, a natural leader, and the real deal when it was on the line.

Spiderman, I would say a close second.

That's why I said comic book characters and not super heroes. Some people like villains more than the heroes.