Favorite comic hero?
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Favorite comic hero?
I was wondering, what's everyone here's favorite old school comic hero?
Personally mine is Batman, he had style, though old movie Batman was better, I offer this quote to back that. "Grab the Shark repellent."
Who do you like?
Personally mine is Batman, he had style, though old movie Batman was better, I offer this quote to back that. "Grab the Shark repellent."
Who do you like?
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Batman. Though having grown up with the camp 60s TV series, it was the comic books which really captured me. They were doing some really good ones then in the slightly post-Silver Age period (the Dick Giordino/Len Wein regime) and the storytelling on those books impressed me more than that of the other superhero books. You've got a man who has no parahuman abilities yet doesn't need them, really. He can think his way out of any trap, studies his enemies for weaknesses which he exploits with ruthless efficency, is an expert fighter, and uses terror as one of his chief weapons. He crafts his devices and weaponry and is the end-product of years of training and obsession.
Definitely the Batman. The one "ordinary" man who knows how to kick the crap out of Superman.
Definitely the Batman. The one "ordinary" man who knows how to kick the crap out of Superman.
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Hmmmm, currently its the Nocturnals - specifically the Gunwitch...
Spider Jeruselem rocks too, but isnt really a 'comic hero' type...
Id have to say Judge Dredd, Rogue Trooper & Johnny Alpha...
Do any 2000 AD fans remember 'Killing Time' with Winwood & Cord, the whole Jack the Ripper/Iscarriot evilness...brilliant...
Spider Jeruselem rocks too, but isnt really a 'comic hero' type...
Id have to say Judge Dredd, Rogue Trooper & Johnny Alpha...
Do any 2000 AD fans remember 'Killing Time' with Winwood & Cord, the whole Jack the Ripper/Iscarriot evilness...brilliant...
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I do
Of course since I can only get brit comics in gaint reprint mags (Look just like the Manga reprint mags), it's hard to tell what's from what, when you get Marvel UK, 2000ad, and who ever owns Tank Girl all jumbled together....
Of course since I can only get brit comics in gaint reprint mags (Look just like the Manga reprint mags), it's hard to tell what's from what, when you get Marvel UK, 2000ad, and who ever owns Tank Girl all jumbled together....
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Without a doubt, Dredd would beat the Punisher's ass, and then Anderson would make him a nice productive drone after he was done with his hard labour sentence, either that or anderson would convince Frank that he was a Retiring Judge, and they would send him out into the wasteland as a sentance.
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That would solve the problem with the wasteland....The Yosemite Bear wrote: anderson would convince Frank that he was a Retiring Judge, and they would send him out into the wasteland as a sentance.
There is no problem to dificult for a signifigantly large enough quantity of C-4 to handle.
If you're leaving scorch marks, you aren't using a big enough gun.
If you're leaving scorch marks, you aren't using a big enough gun.
Hmmmm....probably for me its Spiderman, I liked thoes cheesey movies they made in the late 70's with the guy in a harness pawing at the building he was supposedly climbing......The comic's of course rocked, Mary Jane was the first thing I think I conciously sprouted wood too....
Although my very favorite character of all time was and still is Apocalypse from X-men, I hope X2 does well so that for film three we can have Apocalypse as the villan
Although my very favorite character of all time was and still is Apocalypse from X-men, I hope X2 does well so that for film three we can have Apocalypse as the villan
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Batman, because he actually uses his noggin and figures things out persay.
Too many heroes lack enough anything to realize tha two seconds worth of thinking would whup their opponent ass then going in charging like a dumbass.
Too many heroes lack enough anything to realize tha two seconds worth of thinking would whup their opponent ass then going in charging like a dumbass.
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Spiderman...I loved until that godawful crap they call the Clone Saga.
If you're going to rape a person's histroy and story...try to at least not make it so one wonder why the hell we should give a damn.
I am still waiting for th revival of Ben Parker...because why not?...we got Norman back
If you're going to rape a person's histroy and story...try to at least not make it so one wonder why the hell we should give a damn.
I am still waiting for th revival of Ben Parker...because why not?...we got Norman back
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OH HELL YEAHSir Sirius wrote:The Punisher (Frank Castle).
Doesn't pussyfoot around like most other Superheroes.
You don't hear about the punisher's old enemies coming back to haunt
him (with the exception of Jigsaw) because they're ALL DEAD.
I never understood the superhero mentality of: "Gee, this is the 23,234th
time Doctor Doom has tried to take over the world, and failed! Let's let
him live since we're better people than he is!"
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They've actually arrested the punisher before and sentenced him toThe Yosemite Bear wrote:Without a doubt, Dredd would beat the Punisher's ass, and then Anderson would make him a nice productive drone after he was done with his hard labour sentence, either that or anderson would convince Frank that he was a Retiring Judge, and they would send him out into the wasteland as a sentance.
life in prison. He just kept on carrying his war on crime inside the walls
of Rykers. Probably Dredd and Frank just go out for a beer together
after kicking some ass...
Welcome our newest Judge, Judge Castle...
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Actaully judges don't take kindly to vigilantes (ref: the Executioner) so Dredd would probably kill Frank. (if it weren't for his character shield.)
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Hmm, I've only read 1 or 2 issues of 2000AD that I found in a pawnshop...2000AD wrote:Actaully judges don't take kindly to vigilantes (ref: the Executioner) so Dredd would probably kill Frank. (if it weren't for his character shield.)
heh, gotta love the story where those alien brats used l33t weapons to
reshape Earth to have alien insults as part of the landscape to get back
at one of his classmates
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"The present air situation in the Pacific is entirely the result of fighting a fifth rate air power." - U.S. Navy Memo - 24 July 1944