Character's Core Concepts

We all know in many media forms that certain things such as love, hate, greed, etc are all symbolized in various ways including characters. Comics are no different.

So this thread is pretty straight forward. Take any character you want to and tell us what you think is the very definition of what that character stands for. It can be as detailed as you want.

Please no bashing other people's posts this is a topic where different characters can mean different things to other people. So just because someone sees a character different then you doesn't make them stupid or wrong.

Thank you and have fun.

Wolverine Core Concepts: Snikt; Bub

...and it's true.

I'll start with probably my favorite character concept of all time, Superman.

What is it that most people think of when they think of Superman. That he stands for Truth, Justice, and the American way. I think he does.

But for me Superman hits on an even more dynamic concept for me. That is the idea that no matter what, who, or where Superman will stand up for what is right.

That no matter what happens to him, he will never let you down cause he is what we think is the best in all of us.

Originally posted by DigiMark007
Wolverine Core Concepts: Snikt; Bub

...and it's true.

Originally posted by Newjak
I'll start with probably my favorite character concept of all time, Superman.

lol.

Originally posted by Newjak
Please no bashing other people's posts

Spiderman : Loss and responsibility.

Originally posted by Tetragrammaton
Avlon, get the hell off Newjak's account!

Originally posted by grey fox
Spiderman : Loss and responsibility.

Is there any specific reasons why, just wondering?

Mr. Fantastic: Uber science-geek. Elastic too.

Blacklighting: He is black and has lighting.

I'll co-sign Spidey. "With great power..." might be the most oft-used line in comics these days, and he's also always been about personal suffering.

captain america

Punisher: Vigilantism

Hulk: Anger

Batman: Dichotomy

Superman: Perfection

Spiderman: Conflict

Joker: Madness

Lex Luthor: Ambition

Xavier: Peace

Doomsday: Death

Thanos: Power

Apocalypse: Survival

Namor: Pride

Reed: Curiosity

Wolverine: Solitude

Originally posted by Master-Borg
Punisher: Vigilantism

Hulk: Anger

Batman: Dichotomy

Superman: Perfection

Spiderman: Conflict

Joker: Madness

Lex Luthor: Ambition

Xavier: Peace

Doomsday: Death

Thanos: Power

Apocalypse: Survival

Namor: Pride

Reed: Curiosity

Wolverine: Solitude

With the exception of Luthor, Doomsday and Namor I would say that all of those are totally off base.

Originally posted by Tetragrammaton
Avlon, get the hell off Newjak's account!

😆

To me, Superman represents the ideal person so many other people wish they were. That mythical pinnacle of morality and principal that doesn't really exist. He's the person with the noble cause they have to tell you about that, although just, most of the time, you wish they'd just shut up about it.

Wolverine is the racing stripe on the side of your hot wheel. The cool dirt bike trick. The sweet rims, that hot chick in the mediocre movie, the shiny new paint job. No matter how much back story he gets, he looks cool, kills people, and plays the loner with the mysterious past card for 40 years.

Spider-man represents Murphy's Law when half your rogues are smarter than you are and you just can't leave it all behind and become a ghost. Drop off the grid, etc.

And Cyclops... is just boring. With the power of having a gun for a face.

Originally posted by Doctor-Alvis
To me, Superman represents the ideal person so many other people wish they were. That mythical pinnacle of morality and principal that doesn't really exist. He's the person with the noble cause they have to tell you about that, although just, most of the time, you wish they'd just shut up about it.

Wolverine is the racing stripe on the side of your hot wheel. The cool dirt bike trick. The sweet rims, that hot chick in the mediocre movie, the shiny new paint job. No matter how much back story he gets, he looks cool, kills people, and plays the loner with the mysterious past card for 40 years.

Spider-man represents Murphy's Law when half your rogues are smarter than you are and you just can't leave it all behind and become a ghost. Drop off the grid, etc.

And Cyclops... is just boring. With the power of having a gun for a face.

this is one of those 'i regret having msn' days...

Originally posted by Doctor-Alvis
And Cyclops... is just boring. With the power of having a gun for a face.

I've been poking at Cyclops way longer than my tenure in the chat.

Originally posted by Doctor-Alvis
I've been poking at Cyclops way longer than my tenure in the chat.

i know... 🙁

Originally posted by Tetragrammaton
Damn, I haven't seen a post so right since the last time I looked at my post history.

jerk.