My Hero is the best there is.

👆 to Yamcha's post.

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Also, Captain phuckin' America. The ideal of what it means to be a superhero in Marvel, Steve Rogers has always fascinated me outside of the very obvious and sometimes heavy handed patriotic themes his stories encompass. This is a guy who found himself in a strange new era after having lost everything and everyone he had known and serves his country who needs him now more than ever and is even less willing to admit it.

He's beyond petty politics and administrative offices and is loyal only to the Dream. And while he's a proud American citizen, he's always done his part to help the world at large, even when American influence of any kind would be controversial or unwanted. I've always respected the character, but damn if Ed Brubaker didn't make me a hardcore fan.

Also, the following quote from Hercules just screams badassery and respect:

"On Olympus, we measure wisdom against Athena, speed against Hermes, power against Zeus....but we measure courage by Captain America."

Work, work, work, after it we have a X-Mas Party, I will count the votes and declare the winner at Sunday !! ^^.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85

sneer

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😂

Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah, I forgot about the name. My bad. It was later revealed that he was the inspiration behind JSA.

That's why Kal-L said that his society was the stuff of legends in JSA: Blackest Night.

http://i.imgur.com/OoQSABF.jpg

Oh no argument, it's definitely retconed that Kal was the influence for those characters. My point was only that originally (before the characters were "fully merged" into one continuity) Alan was used as that influence. The only time post merge i can recall that still being referenced was in All Star Squadron, but Roy Thomas was such a fan of the Golden age stuff he was a stickler for history. Yes he retonned a lot too but all his retconns were pretty much to fix inconsistent histories. Most of the title did a LOT to tie in the solo stories of the characters with the main team story with cameos regularly showing what missing members were doing

Originally posted by beatboks
Oh no argument, it's definitely retconed that Kal was the influence for those characters. My point was only that originally (before the characters were "fully merged" into one continuity) Alan was used as that influence. The only time post merge i can recall that still being referenced was in All Star Squadron, but Roy Thomas was such a fan of the Golden age stuff he was a stickler for history. Yes he retonned a lot too but all his retconns were pretty much to fix inconsistent histories. Most of the title did a LOT to tie in the solo stories of the characters with the main team story with cameos regularly showing what missing members were doing

Roy Thomas' golden age stories are sooooooooo good.

Warren Ellis run of X-Man.

Originally posted by carver9
This man is a genious.

And Sinestro

Superman, Truth, Justice and the American way

Spider-Man yes sir

Originally posted by psycho gundam

Little do you know, carver spelled that on purpose. He is calling me a genius, but at the same time, a retarded genius.

Truly, his wittiness and wordplay knows no bounds!

Or he just doesn't know how to spell.

Spider-man. As a superhero, he has such great balance. He doesn't have so much power that he can demolish everyone who comes his way, but he's more than powerful enough that no human would stand a chance against him. His fights IMO tie with Superman for most exciting and awe inspiring. His powerset and his rogues gallery fit together in perfect harmony.

As a traditional superhero, he's my favorite because he's just like a normal guy, who is naturally good at heart. He doesn't always make the right decisions. He made a desicion we all would make in the same situation. The wrestling manager wouldn't pay him, so with what was surely a shiteating grin, he told him to go phuck himself when he needed help. And it cost him his uncle. He is a guy who learns from his mistakes and never forgets. He's going to be crushed and his mistakes are constantly going to be brought to the forefront of his mind, even as the problems in his life as spidey and Peter Parker stack up. He'll complain. He'll ask himself what he did to deserve his misfortune. Just like us; but he does what he has to. He's going to do the right thing even when it feels like tearing off his own arm, no matter who stands in the way of getting it done.

Any answer that doesn't start with "Guy" and ends with "Gardner" is the wrong answer.

Don't be in the wrong, people.

Originally posted by ODG
Any answer that doesn't start with "Guy" and ends with "Gardner" is the wrong answer.

Don't be in the wrong, people.

Originally posted by abhilegend
👆

Roy Thomas' golden age stories are sooooooooo good.

F#% oath. When it comes to anything legacy/ history related RT is the unquestionable man

Originally posted by ilikecomics
I would have to say that my favorite character is solar but my favorite story is superman: red son.

Originally posted by emporerpants
Superman, without a doubt. The first, the best. He's inspiring and embodies hope and the concept that Good is stronger than evil.

👆

Originally posted by deathlife
Captain America followed closely by Batman because they always win.

👆

Originally posted by Estacado
Superman.While Im not really a big fan of him.
Imo Mos is an awesome movie not because of the great fight scenes.While Cavill might not be the best actor there were some great stuff.
Like when Jor El is speaking to Kal and tells : You will give the people an ideal to strive towards. They will race behind you, they will stumble, they will fall. But in time, they will join you in the sun. In time, you will help them accomplish wonders.
Then he looks at the sun ,closes his eyes ,clears his mind and manages to fly for the first time.(Most epic super hero movie scene ever)

Other great monologue is... The people of Earth are different from us, it's true, but ultimately I believe that is a good thing. They won't necessarily make the same mistakes we did, but if you guide them, Kal, if you give them hope, that's what this symbol means. The symbol of the House of El means hope. Embodied within that hope is the fundamental belief the potential of every person to be a force for good. That's what you can bring them.

So Superman is the best.

I know its from the movie and not the comic....but phuck it...uhuh

Well said, good sir^^.

Originally posted by carver9
Also, I forgot he said any character can be used. With that said, Goku is numero uno.

You made your choice uhuh

Originally posted by Q99
Hm, I've got a couple, and it changes around a lot, but I'll go for my first DC hero who hooked me-

Cassandra Cain.

She has a negative upbringing, and was made to be an assassin. She turned against it on her own, though, as her own empathy made her realize what she was doing was wrong (and being able to see someone's emotions and then seeing them die at your hands is traumatic for a kid!). Batman helped give her direction, but she made herself a hero. And even as a hero, even while she's insanely good at what she does, she also has to struggle with built-in learning disabilities.

Not struggle with staying good, or whether she's doing too much (doubts I don't find compelling in heroes), but with a legit handicap, that she supplements with friends like Steph and Tim (who're both also way up on my list, as is Nightwing).

I missed her stories in Batman, the introduction and her background story. She reminds me of Logans daughter X-32^^.

Originally posted by janus77
Hulk the best there is!
Hulk smash thread!

Did Hulk win puny BattyMan's thread?

Hulk! Smash!

I would have bet it's the Silver Surfer. But yes Hulk wins every thread, Hulk doesn't have to smash puny Batman-Prime scared

Originally posted by cherry cola
If the real world was in trouble I would look for one superhero to for inspiration to save it and that would be Superman.

👆

Originally posted by "Id"
Warren Ellis run of X-Man.

Originally posted by "Id"
And Sinestro

So which one?

Originally posted by Supra
Superman, Truth, Justice and the American way

👆

Originally posted by Yamcha
I would talk about Sentry here but I already did so in the opening post to a similar thread I made) talking about how he helped me overcome my mental issues and depression and all that jazz so I'll discuss the one who helped me just as much if not more so, maybe not as much mentally but certainly physically, the saiyan prince himself, Vegeta.

All hail the Saiyan Prince^^. I take your vote for him.

Originally posted by Supermex
Spider-Man yes sir

👆

Originally posted by JayDaDon
Spider-man. As a superhero, he has such great balance. He doesn't have so much power that he can demolish everyone who comes his way, but he's more than powerful enough that no human would stand a chance against him. His fights IMO tie with Superman for most exciting and awe inspiring. His powerset and his rogues gallery fit together in perfect harmony.

As a traditional superhero, he's my favorite because he's just like a normal guy, who is naturally good at heart. He doesn't always make the right decisions. He made a desicion we all would make in the same situation. The wrestling manager wouldn't pay him, so with what was surely a shiteating grin, he told him to go phuck himself when he needed help. And it cost him his uncle. He is a guy who learns from his mistakes and never forgets. He's going to be crushed and his mistakes are constantly going to be brought to the forefront of his mind, even as the problems in his life as spidey and Peter Parker stack up. He'll complain. He'll ask himself what he did to deserve his misfortune. Just like us; but he does what he has to. He's going to do the right thing even when it feels like tearing off his own arm, no matter who stands in the way of getting it done.

A great choice. All should love Parker, except Stilt 😉.

Originally posted by ODG
Any answer that doesn't start with "Guy" and ends with "Gardner" is the wrong answer.

Don't be in the wrong, people.

Why do you like him so much, what are you reasons? If I may ask? What story did you like best?

Originally posted by Golgo13
Hahaha, I was just joking about Grifter. I'd probably say Superman. Closely followed by Spider-Man.

You got me uhuh

Warlock - Daredevil

abhilegend - Superman
Rao Kal El - Superman
Golgo13 - Superman
LordofBrooklyn - Superman
emporerpants - Superman
Estacado - Superman
cherry cola - Superman
Supra - Superman

maxivitopowe - Spiderman
ScreamPaste - Spiderman (Link)
carver9 - Spiderman (Goku)
h1a8 - Spiderman
Supermex - Spiderman
JayDaDon - Spiderman

pym-ftw - Henry Pym

beatboks - Alan Scott

Enzeru - Sentry

-Pr- -Cyclops

Mindship - Silver Surfer
One-Punch - Silver Surfer

Epicurus - Thing

DarkSaint85 - Constantine

KuRuPT Thanosi - Captain America or Thanos
deathlife - Captain America

celeyhyga17 - Thor (I think at least ^^)
JakeTheBank - Thor

Flyattractor - Lobo

agic Joe - Mar-Vell

Martian_mind - Martian Manhunter

ilikecomics - Solar

Yamcha - Vegeta

Q99 - Cassandra Cain

janus77 - Hulks

"Id" - X-Man (Sinestro)

ODG - Guy Gardner

KMC has spoken, the biggest fanbase, the most loved Hero is:

1. Superman - 8
2. Spiderman - 6
3. Thor/SS - 2
4. Captain America/Sentry -1-2

SS4 Gogeta wrecks that whole room and hes even got some sensu beans on him

Originally posted by Supra
Black Hair non Super Saiyan Goku wrecks that whole room and hes even got some sensu beans on him

Correction.

Originally posted by carver9
Correction.

I love you dude🙂