Best Superhero

[Blue]

Who could forget THE TICK!

SPOOOOOOOOON!!!

Well, if you only knew him from either TV show I guess he's easily forgetable. But if you knew him from early comics, you'd wet yourself laughing. Just like TMNT were serious and real in the first comics, unlike the campy goofs they are often shown as in the movies.

 

[Blue]

Though he himself will attack me for calling him a Super Hero, he certainly fits into the generic genre - Deadpool (and I mean even before Ryan Reynolds made him 'cool'). The fourth-wall-breaking "Merc with a Mouth" has always been the only comic I could stomach reading for more than one issue at a time at any point after my adolescence.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Who could forget THE TICK!

SPOOOOOOOOON!!!

Well, if you only knew him from either TV show I guess he's easily forgetable. But if you knew him from early comics, you'd wet yourself laughing. Just like TMNT were serious and real in the first comics, unlike the campy goofs they are often shown as in the movies.

I have a ninja hedge t-shirt.

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

Wow. I voted for Spider-Man, because he's very clearly the best, but I'm very surprised to see 0 support for Iron Man. I mean, he's very clearly better than Superman.

 

[Campbell]

I liked Thor from the comic run where they brought in Norse mythology for him to interact with. Later booked as The Thor Compendium.

My favorite Thor is Ultimates Thor where initially you cannot tell if he is a god or a crazy mutant.

 

[Tonguez]

Wow. I voted for Spider-Man, because he's very clearly the best, but I'm very surprised to see 0 support for Iron Man. I mean, he's very clearly better than Superman.

Selfish, entitled, trust fund kid, with an addictive personality, who made his fortune selling WMDs hasnt got much to recommend him as a hero. His ability as a technological genius and master of the suit is good but really not on that inspiring epic level

 

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Selfish, entitled, trust fund kid, with an addictive personality, who made his fortune selling WMDs hasnt got much to recommend him as a hero. His ability as a technological genius and master of the suit is good but really not on that inspiring epic level

Movie version is much more appealing than the comics version because of Robert Downey Jr and how the character seemed to be made for him.

 

[rgoodbb]

Can't believe I watched that. But hey anyone with curry in their name can't be all that bad.

 

[Blue]

I have a ninja hedge t-shirt.

We are a hedge. Move along.

When the issues would come out, we used to do dramatic readings with different folks taking different parts. I can still picture my friend Bill doing a ridiculously serious voice for Paul the Samurai: "But first, we bake."

 

[Xaelvaen]

@Blue Wins the thread.