Most Random (real) super hero/villain?

[nepheleim]

Why is the word "real" in the title? I won't say I went through every post, but the ones I did see all listed fictional superheroes. And before you say "There are no real superheros" I point you to The White Death: Simo Hayha. Finn Badass Extraordinaire.

FYI, the Soviet Army named him The White Death, not me.

 

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Rorscach (Pronounced Raw-Shock)

I don't even know that much about him, I've never actually seen or heard anything about him, I just saw a picture of him and I go "AWESOME!"

It's Raw Shark. Sorry, that was uncalled for.

 

[Kais86]

The Question is Rorschach but better. He is the original, or at least he was until he got lung cancer and died, so he could be replaced by DC's second lesbian character Renee Montoya. Oddly enough Rorschach is an expy, since the Question has been in comics since 67 and Rorschach was created in 86.

 

[Johnnyallstar]

I have the entire Rorshach get-up, including a mask haha. Halloween was funny because I would just walk around not saying anything, and people would start to freak out because it's subliminally creepy.

Anyway, Rorshach is probably my favorite hero all time because he's the best villian... who's not. He's insane, violent, paranoid, and brilliant... but a "good" guy?

My favorite villian probably would have to be Thanos, who was death, and the lover of Death. Basically, he tried to please his mistress, Death, by slaughter, until she would love him, but no matter how many he killed, it was never enough for her.

 

[Sewblon]

Rorschach. His code is what the morality of the superhero always was to me.

 

[Eclectic Dreck]

John Constantine. I wouldn't pick the man as a friend. I wouldn't hire him in a pinch. I wouldn't want to be a bystander when he's reading a newspaper. But, if HIS ass is on the line, he WILL get results. The fact that, sometimes at least, he saves the world in the process - that's just icing on the cake.

I'm speaking of the comic book character of course. The movie was terrible in a magical sort of way.

 

[Adfest]

It does me heart good to see Deadpool listed here.

Also, Agent X... Though... well... you know...

 

[Pseudonym2]

Heroes: Kid Eternity is a chaotic good ghost who can say "Eternity!" and someone and demon who thinks it's anyone from mythology or history.

Crazy Jane has 64 different personalities each with their own superpower. Shade the changing man wields the reality warping power of madness.

The Question (who inspired Rorschach) started as a boring objectivist figure but turned into a journalist fighting corruption eventually he became an urban shaman.

Sea Guy is a guy in a wet suite in who's job as a superhero is made useless in a utopia (or is it?)

Zot is a 13-15 year old who doesn't have super powers and is always very cheerful and optimistic. He's my idea of what the most heroic superhero is. Don't believe me? Just check the last few pages.

Villains: Mr Nobody who leads the Brotherhood of Dada which includes The Quiz who has every power you've never thought of but she loses it once you've though of it.

Middlehantomx who was ability of misdirection and can remote pilot an sentient psychic flying saucer.

 

[Deadarm]

Most random I've ever seen goes to the totally homo butterfly dude from Busou Renkin.
Favourite is a tie between the Dark Knight version of the Joker and White from Bleach. White totally needs to show up more often thoug, most Bleach fans probably agree...


...if not I'm sure someone can find a pencil...

 

[Omnidum]

Snowflame, the only supervillain that's powered by cocaine!

I thought that was Dr. Rockzo.

 

[Liverandbacon]

Look up "Section 8". They're both the weirdest, and my favorite, superhero group. It's a pity all of them except Bueno Excellente are dead now.

 

[The Wooster]

John Constantine. I wouldn't pick the man as a friend. I wouldn't hire him in a pinch. I wouldn't want to be a bystander when he's reading a newspaper. But, if HIS ass is on the line, he WILL get results. The fact that, sometimes at least, he saves the world in the process - that's just icing on the cake.

I'm speaking of the comic book character of course. The movie was terrible in a magical sort of way.

Yeah, Con-Job is the shit. Too bad the movie didn't have a single fucking thing to do with the comic.