By Feats: who is the best Superman rip-off?

Started by riv66722 pages

Originally posted by abhilegend
Miracle Man is a rip off of Superman

Miracle Man is a ripoff of Captain Marvel/Billy, who is not a ripoff of Superman.

Blue marvel.

By the way he not a superman rip off.
None are.
They are inspired and i do consider them superman rip off.
Hyperion is the most similar to superman on the list however.

Note- If sentry/void then it would be him first,but that is not normal sentry,so if i count normal sentry then i put blue marvel first at the list.
Bye.

Originally posted by mace11

If sentry/void then it would be him first,but that is not normal sentry,so if i count normal sentry then i put blue marvel first at the list.
Bye.

https://i.imgur.com/pjUCbJn.jpg

Normal Sentry beats Blue Marvel into a pulp, if he feels like it.

Also on topic: The Plutonian wins, even though he isn't even on the list.

^^^looks like the only thing Sentry beats is himself. Always suspected it.

Icon can be added to this as well.

How do you define BEST?

Who's exactly like him in feats, character, similiar history and back ground, etc.

And we mean EXACTLY.
To the point that the character is actually Superman.

Lol at Superman haters pretending that Cap isn't a legally proven ripoff.

By best feats, do you mean:
1. the person who has closely duplicated Superman's feats or;
2. the person who has the greatest feats?

Both.

Hyperion. Close this thread.

let me reiterate hear that is everything pertaining to Superman which includes..........looks costume, powers, origins, background, personality, etc.

Originally posted by lawest9
origins, background,

^^^Well that leaves Captain Marvel out.

Superman is the classic “strange visitor” type character.
Comes from somewhere else, be it a planet or dimension, with innate powers.
Shazam is the “wish fulfillment” type character, where a normal person -becomes- the hero, via a magic word, formula or other plot device.

Miracle Man and Superior as an example are CM types. Thor himself originally dell under the CM umbrella. Utraverse’s Prime was famously a CM type.

Characters like Blue Marvel, WS Apollo, and even Supreme, are not Superman -or- CM types.
They fall under “exposed to energy/take part in an experiment and become altered” umbrella.

Re: By Feats: who is the best Superman rip-off?

Originally posted by lawest9

Sentry ( without country )

😕

^^^i wouldnt claim his craptastic drugged out hippy ass either.

^^^Well that leaves Captain Marvel out. Superman is the classic “strange visitor” type character. Comes from somewhere else, be it a planet or dimension, with innate powers. Shazam is the “wish fulfillment” type character, where a normal person -becomes- the hero, via a magic word, formula or other plot device. Miracle Man and Superior as an example are CM types.

...Superman is a wish fufillment character. always has been.

Superman is a adolescent wish fufillment with sexual tension (ie ,Lois, based on Siegel's crush) where Cap was targetted more toward pre adolescent children.

Captain Marvel is a fantasy version of Sueprman with a twist -- he's a kid instead of a nerd. Nothing more.


Thor himself originally dell under the CM umbrella.

Stan Lee admits he's Silver Age Marvel's Superman.

Nope.


Utraverse’s Prime was famously a CM type. Characters like Blue Marvel, WS Apollo, and even Supreme, are not Superman -or- CM types. They fall under “exposed to energy/take part in an experiment and become altered” umbrella.

Bwahaha... Apollo - a sun god character whos a flying brick in a blatant Worl'd Finest parody isnt a Superman ripoff ..lmao! And Midnighter isn't a Batman ripoff eh ? 😂

Blue MArvel is a blatant Earth 2 Superman analogue.

Supreme is so blatantly a Superman ripoff that it's laughable. He was called that in his first issue!

Anything to deny Superman's influence when it comes to people who hate the character.

http://www.fortress.net.nu/superman.php

Jerry Siegel:
" Clark Kent grew not only out of my private life, but also out of Joe Shuster's. As a high school student, I thought that someday I might become a reporter, and I had crushes on several attractive girls who either didn't know I existed or didn't care I existed. So it occured to me: What if I was really terrific? What if I had something special going for me, like jumping over buildings or throwing cars around or something like that?

One night, when all the thoughts were coming to me, the concept came to me that Superman could have a dual identity, and that in one of his identities he could be meek and mild, as I was, and wear glasses, the way I do. The heroine, who I figured would be some kind of girl reporter, would think he was some kind of worm; yet she would be crazy about this Superman character who could do all sorts of fabulous things. In fact, she was real wild about him, and a big inside joke was that the fellow she was crazy about was also the fellow whom she loathed. "

Damn. Some are so close that its almost a distinction without a difference. Hard to pick one but I'll probably go toss up between Hickman's Hyperion and Blue Marvel. Could be a case of recency bias creeping in tho...