Jonny_Anonymous

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

His emblem, his origins, his powers. Also some one to look up to but that doesn't = boy scout

But the whole boy scout persona was what made people look up to him not just his powers.

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

@Remi said:

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

@Remi said:

It was never dated. That was what made him Superman.

Not really, since Superman was around before he got the boy scout persona

It was what made him the character that he is today, well pre new 52. It doesn't matter if it came after his creation/first appearance.

no, it's just what has been accustomed to. It doesn't define the character

Then what does if not his boy scout persona?

@Jonny_Anonymous said:

@Remi said:

It was never dated. That was what made him Superman.

Not really, since Superman was around before he got the boy scout persona

It was what made him the character that he is today, well pre new 52. It doesn't matter if it came after his creation/first appearance.

@soduh2 said:

Jason is the Tallest (tallest=stronger in comics?) but it isn't fair to compare Tim or Damien to him because they are still developing.

I wasn't saying height=power. I was saying mass does. Jason doesn't appear to be bigger in muscle mass or anything.

It was never dated. That was what made him Superman.

Thor has the power to pull magic tricks out his ass whenever he (the writer) feels like it

With no prep he does a little better than Sam and Dean (as he's a lot better at improvising than them). Give him any prep at all and he'll cheat, steal and generally screw over every single Supernatural character in ways I can't imagine.

Nobody knows that the illuminati were actually scientist in the 16th (i think) century who were hiding for the church because they didn't like their research, the church thangave them a bad name.

I don't think Spider-Man is relateable  at all, maybe he used to be but how can a mega-super genius that can build time travel devices and works for a multinatinal think tank of geniuses relate to the regular Jo?

Pepole seem to to think "kill the super villain" means just flat out murdering them so they wont do it again, thats obviously not what the hero will do. But if the hero kills the bad guy in the act of stopping him committing his crimes then thats fair IMO. If a guys is putting pepoles lifes in danger and the quickest most efficient way to resolve that is putting two 5.56 rounds in to center mass then so be it