@k_thor: I wasn't even thinking of Man of Steel, but you have a point. I was thinking most of the Reeve movies where he kills everyone on earth by spinning the planet, just to save one woman. All those people he saved previously, he murdered, letting the missiles kill them to save Lois. His father even told him it's wrong to meddle like that, but Superman turned back time anyway. That's what a Super Villain would do, not a hero! Not only that, but he's absolutely useless with powers, and only beats on people far weaker on him. The guy has every power imaginable, lives in a city where everyone loves him, yet he still has it so easy. He gets even more powers when the plot calls for it, he bends physics, and he doesn't even even need a real disguise (Everyone in his city has a cognitive facial recognition problem). When he can't beat Zod, he flies away, leaving Zod to kill everyone in Metropolis, but since it's Superman, everything goes easy for him, and Zod follows him, when he could have easily blasted the city, while chasing after him. Whenever Superman saved a person, Zod waited for him to do it. Why didn't he ever hit when Superman saves, people? I'll tell you why, because Superman only works when everyone is a complete moron around him. He gives up helping humanity for no good reason, just so he can feel normal living with Lois. What about heroes like Bruce Banner and the Thing, who have to suffer to live a normal life, not only dealing with their powers, but feel like a monster?
I'm going to stop ranting now, because I could go on, and on. What are some of your favorite Thor stories?
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