favorite superhero/comic characters?

[bassman]

Just like Superman did about 10 years ago?

[kortick]

there is of course Captain Pissgums and his Pervert Pirates and for any of you who never read him then you should stick with Archie. And yeah Superman, was killed off, though not really. he was injured and they made the mistake of burying him so his body couldnt get any yellow sun to rejuvinate and the eradicator revived him, but he technically did not die. and batman already went thru his own disaster with Bane years ago when he snapped his spine. Comic deaths are meaningless now. all a sales ploy that really suck. I remember when Phoenix died and it was amazing how much it floored people, then they brought her back to life over and over. it gets stupid.

[mista_mo]

I hope batman stays dead when he dies. Plot armour incarnate.

[Danny]

theres two rumours going round A: he's going to become one of the new gods at the end of countdownm or B: hes going to become the leader of the black lanterns, the undead bad guys in the new g.l arc. given his long history with the green lanterns i think the latters more likely. whats surprising is inghtwing is NOT the one rumoured to be taking up the batarang after bruce wayne.

[Excessium]

Wolverine in the 80's. The Xmen movies portrayal of Wolverine pissed me off to no end. He's was suck a p u s s y. Specially when he fought Sabertooth in the first one. Wolverine almost always wtf pwnt Sabertooth. Wolverine in the movie gets his ass beat by everyone. Also Riley and Huey.

[CoinReturn]

Orgazmo.

[MoonSylver]

i've always been a huge spider-man fan. i had a subscription to a few different spidey comics as a kid, and have a few books on spidey, including the ultimate illustrated guide, which is pretty neat...the movie trilogy and the over-commercialization of the character of the last few years has really left me quite bitter, however. The movies l liked, though the 3rd was a bit . The commercialization doesn't really bother me either. Guess I have fond memories of all my comic favorites since I actually quit READING them years ago (70's-80's was my era) I still keep a bit abreast of major developments. Comics today just leave me meh. Don't get it I guess. Maybe I'm just too old. I miss the days though when every supermarket & convenience store had that spinner where you could just buy 'em. The take over of the comic store seems to have changed things somehow. Seems to make them less accessible somehow. Used to be kids AND adults could read 'em, now it's really adults only, which makes me sad for some reason. I feel like a couple of generations of kids have already missed out on something cool & special.

[Danny]

thats one of the reason that, whilst i may buy or download a few of the big name comics, lately ive been leaning to the more independent ones like the boys or the goon, or even less well known marvel ones like runaways and the like.