Seriously.killer-corkonian said:
Only the text is related to Ozymandias being a dick. Though Gideon Graves was as well.
Actually does Gideon count? He was pretty much super powered.
That One Super Person you Hated
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Only the text is related to Ozymandias being a dick. Though Gideon Graves was as well.
Actually does Gideon count? He was pretty much super powered.
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deadpool is my fav character, but yeah the one-liners are getting cheesy now. I guess gideon counts lol the whole comic was about super powers so...
deadpool is my fav character, but yeah the one-liners are getting cheesy now. I guess gideon counts lol the whole comic was about super powers so...Most anime characters, actually.
From a book--Edward from Twilight.
American comics... probably Cyclops... or Mr. Freeze.
From a book--Edward from Twilight.
American comics... probably Cyclops... or Mr. Freeze.
Though not actually a super person, I despise Lois Lane. What kind of person can't pick up on the fact that the guy who saves her on a regular basis is also her coworker of many years when
Superman doesn't wear a mask!?
If her levels of perception are that low, I question her competence as a reporter.
Superman doesn't wear a mask!?
If her levels of perception are that low, I question her competence as a reporter.
Not a superhero, but an ordinary person granted extraordinary abilities from an outside source in a fantasy novel. Ok, fine, a superhero, but never referred to in that way. In the book The Knight by Gene Wolfe, the main character is an okay guy doing some cool things being decent to everyone, being an all around ok guy. Then an elf adds five or so years to his age and he gets stronger and other stuff and all of a sudden starts being a dick to everyone he can. Read the book if you're interested, I stopped reading about halfway through and forgot most everything that I read out of the book.
Ah man, Gambit is my favorite. I'd say my least favorite is Rogue. Not because I don't like her, I do, but she's just gotten so many unnecessary power boosts over the years. Plus she was way too whiny in the movies of X-Men. I dunno, I never really read a lot of comics, X-Men is all I really have to go on and I like most of the others. Except Angel, he's so frigging superfluous.badgersprite said:
Easily Superman. He's got so many powers, more or less invincible and yet you chuck a rock in his face and he's more useless than your average paraplegic. (Actually meant something that inflicts full body paralysis, but I'm not aware of the name so let's just go with this) What bothers me most is that you'd think he'd do something about that by now, knowing that it's his weakness, and how the crap are there so many fragments of the stuff on earth? Anyway he just pisses me off.demondemar said:Sp when ever you read a book, watch television or play a game, what ever you do you're gonna hate something about it. So I'm asking you who is that one Super Person you hated? Deadpool? Spider-Man? Batman? Doc Oc? personally i never liked the thing, he always seemed like a crappier version of the hulk to me 1v1 he would have no chance against the hulk. plus the hulk, i think would fit better into the Fantastic four because B.B. is a genius as well.
Oh, and I agree with you about The Thing.
I've got to disagree with the Thing haters, for nearly the entire existence of the Fantastic Four, he's meant to be blessed with suck. All the others get amazing powers and he get shafted, he's an underdog in my books, he's also a constant reminder the super-intelligent Reed Richard's greatest failure (aside from everything the Illuminati did). You're not meant to want the Thing's powers. But Ben Grimm over time, through his positive nature and heroics has become the most trusted and adored superhero (in universe) in the comics. Also why would you want the Hulk when you already have one super-genius and his very intelligent wife?
Also darn it, I may inevitably end up having to argue for Superman with the rate this threads going.
Also darn it, I may inevitably end up having to argue for Superman with the rate this threads going.
And he was a huge rip-off of Alan Moore's run on Miracleman.Mr. Omega said:
I used to have that oppinion, until I read Dan Slott's Mighty Avengers. Now he's one of my favourite characters. "Tell them the Doctors out...makin' a housecall! Hooyahh!"CrashBang said:
Batman.
Without powers, he fails to interest me.
I still loved Arkham Asylum, but Batman was NOT the reason why.
Without powers, he fails to interest me.
I still loved Arkham Asylum, but Batman was NOT the reason why.
to be honest thats the first time ive ever heard that. i like batman cause he doesnt have superpowersOnyx Oblivion said:
I didn't realize my opinions on Superman were so common. I've never seen the attraction, I mean he is basically invincible, his only redeeming feature in my eyes is that Clark Kent is the alter ego. I do find that interesting, but beyond that, weres the excitement, when you can't die you basically can't loose.
The important thing in Superman comics is not will he survive? But will everyone else? If Superman fails to save Lois or Jimmy, or hell anyone, it will be worse than dying for him, he's frequently been willing to die to save others (and has done so once before). But hell for Superman would be everyone he loves dying and himself having to live on.NeedAUserName said:
All the batman characters except Batman and the Joker.
Every single character in the fantastic four.
Every character in Marvel or DC whose background is based on mysticism/magic and/or aliens. Pseudo-science FTW! (but seriously magic and sci-fi don't belong together.)
Every single character in the fantastic four.
Every character in Marvel or DC whose background is based on mysticism/magic and/or aliens. Pseudo-science FTW! (but seriously magic and sci-fi don't belong together.)
