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<blockquote data-quote="Vexed" data-source="post: 576289" data-attributes="member: 7361">Great posts guys, enjoyed reading them.&nbsp; Just to throw in my two cents.Superman -LG yep.John Wayne -LGBatman -Reluctantly say LG.&nbsp; However, in some recent comics you could dispute this! I read one a week ago at Barnes/Noble where Batman &quot;implied&quot; he would do away with Lex Luger for something he did to Superman, and said &quot;he&quot; (refering to Superman) was the best of them, but Lex shouldnt expect the same treatment from him.&nbsp; (not word for word, but that was the jist of it).&nbsp; Just because he works with the law doesnt mean he is necessarily lawful.&nbsp; He can work with them as they have the same goals, but he still does things his own way and works outside the law when it suits him or is necessary.&nbsp; (Again, it depends on what &quot;era&quot; of Batman we are talking about.) Charles Bronson -CGPunisher is Def CG in my book.&nbsp; He takes the law into his own hands, and the foundation of what he is doing is retribution/revenge.&nbsp; His family was murdered by crimals, scum, etc.&nbsp; So now he is going to take out all the scum because he feels its the right thing to do.&nbsp; His &quot;version&quot; of justice is that of a lynch mob mentality.&nbsp; Something similar to the movie &quot;Boondock saints&quot; where they are like radical modern harpers.&nbsp; If you are an &quot;evil man&quot; we are going to kill you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vexed, post: 576289, member: 7361"] Great posts guys, enjoyed reading them. Just to throw in my two cents. Superman -LG yep. John Wayne -LG Batman -Reluctantly say LG. However, in some recent comics you could dispute this! I read one a week ago at Barnes/Noble where Batman "implied" he would do away with Lex Luger for something he did to Superman, and said "he" (refering to Superman) was the best of them, but Lex shouldnt expect the same treatment from him. (not word for word, but that was the jist of it). Just because he works with the law doesnt mean he is necessarily lawful. He can work with them as they have the same goals, but he still does things his own way and works outside the law when it suits him or is necessary. (Again, it depends on what "era" of Batman we are talking about.) Charles Bronson -CG Punisher is Def CG in my book. He takes the law into his own hands, and the foundation of what he is doing is retribution/revenge. His family was murdered by crimals, scum, etc. So now he is going to take out all the scum because he feels its the right thing to do. His "version" of justice is that of a lynch mob mentality. Something similar to the movie "Boondock saints" where they are like radical modern harpers. If you are an "evil man" we are going to kill you. [/QUOTE]

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