Which TV/movie character is greater his/her comic book self?

Usually, the comic book version of a character is regarded as greater than the movie depiction (in practically all aspects). But, is there a TV/movie character who is greater than his/her comic book self?

Rorschach.

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Gogo and Honey

I'll add to Luna's and say "everyone in Big Hero 6".

Cast of Big Hero 6 and of course...IRON MAN!

Lol...everything good about Rorschach in the movie was transposed directly from the comic series. The Watchmen movie was hopelessly derivative. Why bother dragging the viewer through your personal, two-hour, word-for-word, color-drained adaptation of Watchmen when so much of the atmosphere, details and creative intent is thrown on the cutting room floor? Alan Moore was right; it should never have been made. Watchmen was a deconstruction of the super hero comic book, whereas the movie was a misbegotten "me too."

To answer the OP's question, possibly the Men in Black.

I actually think movie Black Widow is superior to comic Black Widow.

Others have said Big Hero 6, and I agree with that as well (even though I only have little knowledge of their comic book selves, just going off what little I know/seen).

Blasphemers. All of you.

@ms-lola said:

Blasphemers. All of you.

I couldn't agree less.

I could disagree more!

As others have said, Big Hero 6 and Iron Man.

I also wanna say, Rick Grimes.

@darling_luna: BtAS Harley Quinn.

Arkhamverse Batman

@neghead said:

@darling_luna: BtAS Harley Quinn.

Of course! Why else would she be transposed to the comics from the cartoon in the first place?

Whaaaaaat?

Gotham's Penguin

Iron Man

Red Skull.

I hope the people saying iron man don't mean the MCU ver will beat his comic counter part in a fight.

Is the Arrow a better fighter than Pre 52 Green Arrow?

@darthmummy:

Harley: "Mr. J told me the punchline to this one... 'To get to the other side!'"

@neghead: Haha nice.

@darthmummy: to be honest I loved the movie. I feel like every character was better than their comic counterparts (at least physically anyways).

Arkham Asylum Killer Croc(if games count) Star Fire and Cyborg, compared to the few comics I've read with them. Carol,

Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy.

Amell's Oliver Queen would beat the s**t out of comic Green Arrow. He's a hell of a lot smarter too.

Smallville's Superman also seemed a tad more powerful than Post Crisis Superman. Consistently that is.

Blade was bitten by a Darkholde infected Morbius to give him the powers he had in the movies. (Which was actually started in Spider-Man: TAS)