Most respected super-hero? DC/Marvel

Which Super-hero enjoys the most respect?

From fellow superhero;
From humans:
From the villain community:

Originally posted by Bada's Palin
Which Super-hero enjoys the most respect?

From fellow superhero;
From humans:
From the villain community:

Superman / Captain America
Superman / Captain America
Batman / Thor

I would say Superman in a clean sweep.

Originally posted by snyper1982
I would say Superman in a clean sweep.

In Marvel too?

wow.

Originally posted by Mindship
Superman / Captain America
Superman / Captain America
Batman / Thor

Pretty accurate.

Originally posted by Bada's Palin
In Marvel too?

wow.

lulz.

Originally posted by Bada's Palin
In Marvel too?

wow.

Yeah . . . why not?

From fellow superhero: Superman/Captain America
From humans: Superman/Captain America
From the villain community: Batman/Thor

why would villains respect thor? I would think wolverine or an anti-hero.

Yeah I was thinking Villains would respect someone like the Punisher / Wolverine or MUCH more than Thor. Much like Batman, villains are actually scared of the Punisher (although unlike Batman... they have a reason to fear the Punisher) and out of that fear comes respect.

From fellow superhero: Batman/Captain America
From humans: Superman/Iron Man
From the villain community: Batman/Wolverine

Does Elektra count as a hero? I'd say she's an anti-hero at least and most other villains seem to have a lot of respect for her.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Yeah I was thinking Villains would respect someone like the Punisher / Wolverine or MUCH more than Thor. Much like Batman, villains are actually scared of the Punisher (although unlike Batman... they have a reason to fear the Punisher) and out of that fear comes respect.

The ones Wolverine and Punisher fights are usually a bit different from the ones Thor fights. Wolverine might get heaps of respect from his opponents that are honourable, but he fights so many "monsters" and scum.

Even the Trolls Thor fights play by certain rules and respect treaties set.

Originally posted by Bada's Palin
The ones Wolverine and Punisher fights are usually a bit different from the ones Thor fights. Wolverine might get heaps of respect from his opponents that are honourable, but he fights so many "monsters" and scum.

Even the Trolls Thor fights play by certain rules and respect treaties set.

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Thor fighting more "honorable" villains doesn't mean villains in general respect him more, it means his villains in general respect everyone more. 😎

Anyway... I don't know... the Brood tell their childern scary storys about Wolverine to keep them in line, he is the Brood's boogyman, does Thor have any scary bed time stories about him that keep an intire species looking over their shoulders in fear?

Trust me, a guy like Kang who has actually fought Thor several times, has more respect for him than for a chump like Wolverine. I agree that Punisher is more feared in the street-level crime.

how bout who gets the most respect out in space?

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
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, does Thor have any scary bed time stories about him that keep an intire species looking over their shoulders in fear?

.....yes,actually.

Originally posted by srankmissingnin
Anyway... I don't know... the Brood tell their childern scary storys about Wolverine to keep them in line, he is the Brood's boogyman, does Thor have any scary bed time stories about him that keep an intire species looking over their shoulders in fear?

Ever heard of the frost giants?

Originally posted by Bentley
Ever heard of the frost giants?

Owned. 😆

Originally posted by Bentley
Trust me, a guy like Kang who has actually fought Thor several times, has more respect for him than for a chump like Wolverine. I agree that Punisher is more feared in the street-level crime.

Even Dr Doom gave Punisher props also a 'clone' of Dr Doom wanted Punisher to kill the real Doom.

Punisher is respected in general, I think that he would be the most respected without a doubt if he worked in a higher scope, but as it is, it's a matter of point of view.