Happy Holidays and other nondenominational well-wishings. Bleh.

Near is not good enough, and Superman has them and more, as does Stew.

Captain America, The Hulk, and Ironman all suck. There I said it. Everyone was thinking it. None of them have any superpowers that other heroes (Marvel) don't already either have, or can have any real use for or even want.

Take that Marvel.

Jisenki wrote:Captain America, The Hulk, and Ironman all suck. There I said it. Everyone was thinking it. None of them have any superpowers that other heroes (Marvel) don't already either have, or can have any real use for or even want.

Take that Marvel.

Pretty much. The only useful application any of these had was Ironman's flight. But Tony Stark was rolling in cash anyway, so its not like he didn't have a private jet lying around somewhere...

Regardless, I feel that the X-Men are superior to all of them.

The only real heroes are the originals, and the one's made in the image of gods. I.e The D.C., and then, such ones as Poseidon, Thor, and such. The truth that is to be spoken.

Bullcrap. Thor sucks. Also, Stan Lee kicks DC's collective butts.

Thor does suck and Marvel characters start to get repetitive after a while because they all seem to be getting the same powers or versions of the same power.

DC has Elongated Man. Marvel is therefore infinitely better.

It depends. I think D.C has some heroes that are less impossible than Marvel.

Compare Batman (A good fighter, a smart person, and a rich guy) to Spiderman (Since when are there radioactive spiders that bite you and give you powers?)

Superman (He's like an alien, which I don't think is totally impossible) Wolverine (As cool as he is, what human...sorry, Mutant, can have claw-like steel out of his hands and recover so fast? Okay anti-fox Naruto)

I won't go on.


No matter what though, there is no true better group, its just based on opinion. Some like DC, some like Marvel

Okay well I see where you're going but most of the telekinetics are possible.