Most annoying type of Comic Book Fan!

I detest fans that are snotty and condascending, fans that think you are stupid for not liking the characters that they do, trendy "indie" readers who think that mainstream is sad or a joke, and other readers who belittle you when you can't state a specific issue #.

@greenteaforme said:

Marvel fans.

powerpuf Aang fans...take that.

Idiot Marvel and DC fanboys who bicker about which company is better.

Storm and Thor fanboys.

Batman fanboys are tough to beat in Battle.

@Hatutzeraze said:

@jinxuandi said:

Comic fans who roll into ComicVine and think I care about their lunatic views on religion and politics.

My Scientology studies utterly proves you are wrong. If you don't take that seriously enough, there is a Glen Beck blackboard lesson you need to be taught.

bravo!

So, according to this thread, all I have to do is to create a teen ager who loves Thor, Storm and Batman to the bones and roots for Marvel or DC while he has never read any comics but only seen movies and I will have created the most evil/annoying fan in the World?

*climbs down the steps to his laboratory with a grim laughter*, *flashes of lightning project startling shadows on the dungeon walls*

People who bring science up when fighting in space

@oraclefyre said:

People who think reading a Wikia page automatically makes them a comic book fan.

or watching the movies and they instantly think they are an expert on everything

Fans who can't accept a continuity change ....

comic book fans that say certain character fans are annoying

• Those who complain about a lack of realism in comics.
• The Marvel/DC fanboys that will endlessly fight over which company is better.
• Fanboys in general.
• Condescending elitists.
• The fan that thinks their opinion is fact.
• People who complain about characters they haven't even read.
• Fans that try to shove their favorite character down your throat.

Those that make political statements insulting others, but don't have the balls or the brains to actually engage in an intellectual discussion.

For something more comic related, I've had a few annoying conversations with people who seem to have an encyclopedic knowledge of characters feats and believe that their interpretation of those feats and which feats are PIS is the holy doctrine from which all other thoughts should stem.

@LuffyDUzumaki said:

Green Arrow is a rippoff of Hawkeye because I seen Avengers last week.... Those are the bastards I hate

THIS. Oh my gawd THIS!!

@DocFatalis said:

So, according to this thread, all I have to do is to create a teen ager who loves Thor, Storm and Batman to the bones and roots for Marvel or DC while he has never read any comics but only seen movies and I will have created the most evil/annoying fan in the World?

*climbs down the steps to his laboratory with a grim laughter*, *flashes of lightning project startling shadows on the dungeon walls*

Nice.

I'm sure most, if not all of the kinds I'm listed have been stated before but I'd have to go for:

1. The fan that doesn't allow for creative license when it comes to film, TV show, adaptations and the like. I don't get how they just don't get that characters have to made accessible to non-comic readers. They may also be called "purists." I guess you could say those who hate all kinds of change in general.
2. The kind who bitch and moans about stale stories, lack of general creativity, crappy art,etc. but keeps buying the issues they rail against.
3. Comic fans with absolutely no social skills
4. Comic fans whose very voices are filled to bursting with condescension and loathing when having to deal with us "lower life forms."
5. Die-hard fanboys who can't see past their blinding single-mindedness.
6. Haughty collectors who scoff at those who don't get the so-called finer points of preservation.

1. Fans who get angry whenever their characters are being criticized.

2. Fans who get angry if you don't know a particular fact about a comic book series (especially if you're new to the comic book universe).

Ones that have to make a thread about every damn appearance of their favorite character.

-You see so and so appear on that video game preview?

-What do you think of so and so when he/she appeared in so and so's comic?

and so forth. I think everyone here knows who I'm talking about.

@x_29 said:

@greenteaforme said:

Marvel fans.

powerpuf Aang fans...take that.

Blasphemer.

Fans who think (insert character name) sucks, but have never read anything about him/her. Mostly with Aquaman and Superman.

@oraclefyre said:

People who think reading a Wikia page automatically makes them a comic book fan.

@royale_with_cheese said:

The ones who call you a fanboy for not agreeing with their opinion

@LuffyDUzumaki said:

Green Arrow is a rippoff of Hawkeye because I seen Avengers last week.... Those are the bastards I hate

This

I'm a fanboy and proud of it. I just hate it when people are rude. Is it so hard to be nice on a forum?

People who argue and make up lies, just to lie...... ( i'm guilty of it though. )

people who like to argue just for the sake of arguing

@grenade728 said:

@oraclefyre: The people who see the movie and think themselves to be a comic book fan are worse.

I agree. Especially when you hear some of the utterly incorrect, made up character histories they come up with. Urgh.

@LuffyDUzumaki said:

Green Arrow is a rippoff of Hawkeye because I seen Avengers last week.... Those are the bastards I hate

@oraclefyre said:

People who think reading a Wikia page automatically makes them a comic book fan.

Links in with this one.

The dreaded fanboy.

- Ignorant

- Arrogant

- Uncivilized

- Unintelligent

- Annoying

the ones that dont even read comics.

@CitizenBane said:

@AweSam said:

@Kallarkz said:

@oraclefyre said:

People who think reading a Wikia page automatically makes them a comic book fan.

I'm not sure if it's still like it here, but I remember a few years ago here when I had a different account, Storm fanboys on the battle forum were the worst thing ever.

@Lost_Nomad: They evaporated. R.I.P.

@sesquipedalophobe said:

@Lost_Nomad: They evaporated. R.I.P.

Well that's a miracle. Who are the annoying fan boys now haha? There is always one set of them over on the battle forums.

@Lost_Nomad: It's pretty diverse now. I usually don't pay attention to the battle threads till something weird (Pikachu vs. Popeye) catches my eye, but from what I gathered people simply post STOMPS till someone pays attention to them. No one in particular annoys me.

@sesquipedalophobe said:

@Lost_Nomad: It's pretty diverse now. I usually don't pay attention to the battle threads till something weird (Pikachu vs. Popeye) catches my eye, but from what I gathered people simply post STOMPS till someone pays attention to them. No one in particular annoys me.

Well thats good to hear I guess haha!

@ratman19 said:

the ones that dont even read comics.

Not everyone has the money to.

@Lost_Nomad said:

I'm not sure if it's still like it here, but I remember a few years ago here when I had a different account, Storm fanboys on the battle forum were the worst thing ever.

It was called the stormfanboys.

And fans don't cause trouble, fanboys do.

And everyone is bias, it's part of human nature. Otherwise, beliefs(religion, politics, heck, even battles or favorite characters) wouldn't exist.

People who arrogantly use non-canon stories/feats to prove their point because they 1) Only watched the animated movie version. 2) Heard about it online. 3) Looked up Google images for info without investigating the content of said images.

Also those who BUMP OLD THREADS

1. Fans who haven't read anything older than themselves.
2. Fans who only read DC Comics or only read Marvel Comics
3. Fans who only read DC Comics and Marvel Comics
4. Fans who ignore the history of characters and comics in general.
5. Fans who like dark comics for the sake of liking things dark and don't care about story or plot.

Anyone who thinks that a more powerful character is by default better than a less powerful one, simply due to being able to win a fight between them.

Those 12 year olds who claim to be "comic book fans" but are actually just "Deadpool fans" and think that Deadpool is the best character ever created and that everything that is even remotely *breath* connected to Deadpool is a satirical masterpiece and that Deadpool can beat the crap out of Marvel Universe and DC Universe and any other verse combined with his *breath* hands tied behind his back and call you an idiot for thinking differently and most imprtantly they say that *breath* DC comics suck balls because they don't have Deadpool and that Superman is boring and OP and that Batman is *breath* a loser with no powers and all other DC characters are boring.

Yes, being a boy/girl under 14 years old who loves Deadpool necessarily means you hate DC comics.

Batman "fans" whose knowledge about Batman is limited to how he knows 127 martial arts, "beat" Superman, and cannot lose.

When I was 14 I liked Deadpool and still liked DC comics.

I said UNDER 14 years of age =P

I mean, my 13 y/o cousin once told me Deadpool could kill Lobo (I don't think he even knows who Lobo is), and he's one of the smartest kids I know.

Deadpool is like alcohol: it ruins you from the inside out if you're not mature enough to know how to handle it.

Does "people who think liking The Big Bang Theory makes them 'a total nerd'" count?

I just read most of the comments on this thread. People who argue over storm lol!

Fanboys that think no one can beat their favorite character.

I don't mind comic fans. Fanboys on the other hand. Worse even are Fanatics.

No one and four are different. Some people read about the history of comics without actually reading the books and vice versa. The way you phrased you last statement It sounds like you did eventually read the older books. Right? You can read golden age books on the internet for free and almost every comic store has older books that are cheaper than the new ones. I have never once met a fan who couldn't have access to older books if they really wanted to read them.