whats your favorite super hero
POSTED BY: kayleesthegreatest
UPDATED: Monday, January 8, 2007 02:54
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Hey LA29 you should read some of Stan Lee's comments on how Wonder Woman Came about. Pretty smutty stuff there.
Well personally I am still angry with the X-men movies for leaving out my #1 Fave!
Gambit - Hands down THE man!
Oh and for also screwing up the possibility of my second Fave
#2 Archangel
#3 Batman
#s 4&5 Cloak & Dagger
#6 Colloses (SP) Been a while since I have read any comics
#7 Night Crawler
#8 Morbious
#9 The Ghost Rider (John Blaze era)
#10 Slapstick - comic relief is the bomb once in a while
Kelkhil
The Shirtless Forsaken
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Kelkhil dearest, where could I find that please ?? I'd love to know what Mr.Lee had to say about WW .
I had such a crush on Gambit...
Bryce
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I think it was during an interview on either Sci-Fi or VH1 that he talked about her. I am thinking Sci-Fi because of his superhero show he had on there over the summer.
Man was that a funny show!
I will research and see what I can find for you.
Kelkhil
The Shirtless Forsaken
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I knew you were my most favoritest shirtless Forsaken bartender for a reason !! Thank You !
Bryce
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So many to chose from... I'm a big fan of Image Comics so I'd say Hellboy or Invincible or maybe Battle Pope (yes, there is such a thing). Batman Begins was an awesome movie! Superman Returns sucked but made for lots of good Micheal Jackson jokes at the end. Robert Kirkman is an amazing comic book writer and you should all check out his stuff, the stuff he did for Marvel was crap but the stuff he's doing for Image is amazing. Also isn't Joss doing an X-Men comic? I can't remember which but I think it's Astonishing X-Men or something like that.

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Dangermouse:
"He's the greatest
He's fantastic
Wherever there's danger he'll be there
He's the ace
He's amazing
He's the strongest he's the quickest he's the best
Danger Mouse
Danger Mouse
DANGER MOUSE"
and with a kick arse theme tune too.
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If by smutty you mean the creator had an unusual homelife...then yes. I don't know what Stan said, but I do know quite a bit about her origins since she's my fave too. A quick way to find out the basics is to check out her wikipedia entry. Suffice it to say, Dr. Marston had help from his wife and thier live in 'third' to create Diana. I don't want to get into the details here, but you can learn all about the undertones and his history yourself.
I iked DM too. Here's an icon for ya Ric.
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Shiny - thanks for the info -I'm off to look it up now ! 
Bryce
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I'm a big fan of the comic heros who have nothing and still do what needs to be done. A little profit on the side or a kiss from the pretty girl at the end is a fringe benefit. But when the chips are down they don't turn, they don't run, and they don't quit. They can complain and question and blaim all they want, but in the end they fall down six times and stand up seven.
My heros are Josh, Mal, Job, Jessie Custer, and Six-Pack from D.C.
I died my Browncoat black for those whom have gone befor.
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Originally posted by thatweirdgirl:
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I liked DM too. Here's an icon for ya Ric.
Aw shux Alene a prezzy :D Thanks.
Yeah I have fondness for Dangermouse. He was the reason I started drawing when I was a kid. I have very happy memories sitting down at my grandparents dinning room table doodling away. Penfold (his cowardly side-kick) was always great fun to draw. As was Greenback.
Wow I've just gone right back to 1981...
Thanks again TWG.


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