LeonardDreiberg

@PrinceAragorn1 Not really a Lantern but I'd say he could do it.

@grenade728, I hear what your saying. I love catching up on the adventures of less popular characters (or ones that we are TOLD are less popular) but I would rather weekly titles. I surprised myself with my answer to the question. I base my answer on "All-New X-Men." It's the only X-title I read and I love how it's being handled. That being said, I'd rather neither more titles NOR more frequent titles. The medium is so saturated these days that it's next to impossible to pick up all the good titles. (And then there are indie comics that come out whenever that need to be factored into budget and storage issues.)

For my answer please look to the profile pic on your left. @Havenless : What does the Indigo Tribe have to do with a lot of sex? Am I missing something by not reading those pesky other Lantrnn titles?

Without any special twists that give either side an advantage, I'd say three. Or Mogo.

Avalanche - 10

Blob - 8

Domino - 14 (+2)

Quicksilver - 10

Magneto - 68

Mr. Sinister - 22

Arclight - 10

Archangel - 10

Blockbuster - 8

Harpoon - 8

Multiple Man - 10

Sebastian Shaw - 10

Donald Pierce - 8

Harry Leland - 10

Selene - 10

Bolivard Trask - 4

The Sentinels - 10

Master Mold - 12

Colonel Moss - 10

Mystique - 8

Sabretooth - 12

Silver Samurai - 8

Mojo - 10 (-2)

Spiral - 12

A VERY good start. I'd add some Vertigo and Indie titles.

ARMIV2

@payno overall. @deadpool1109 had the best pure design and @EGoD had the best over-all artistic display.

You've got to give everything a good try, even if you don't like it at first. I actually started out hating WATCHMEN!

Personally, I wouldn't call characters like Thanos or Nekkron "villains" they are somehow beyond that, a higher level of evil if you will. My favorite villain would have to be Doctor Doom. (In the rare case that he's heroic he's one of my favorite heroes too.)