Favorite Male Characters
My favorite fictional men from all around.
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1. Roland Deschain
His willpower would put all Green Lanterns to shame, but he's doomed for it.
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2. Cuthbert Allgood
Funny without being a buffoon.
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3. Randall Flagg
The devil with a smile.
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4. The Crimson King
A great ultimate evil.
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5. Marv
Like a Noir version of Beast.
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6. John Hartigan
A good cop in a bad city.
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7. Spawn (Simmons)
He does it all-- and with style. King of the 90's anti-heroes. His endless brooding makes his inclusion here tentative.
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8. Ellis
An interesting newer twist on an old sort of character concept.
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9. Dude
Much more than you'd expect at a single glance. Very well written.
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10. Professor X
One of the best mentors and an all around saint.
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11. Cyclops
One of the best team leaders in comics. Good taste in women.
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12. Gambit
A much needed rogue amongst the boy-scouts of the X-Men.
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13. Beast
Love his intelligent and bestial duality.
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14. Iron Man
Now that's how you do "millionaire playboy".
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15. Venom
Great visual juxtaposition between him and Spiderman.
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16. Carnage
Possibly Spiderman's most brutal (and insane) villain.
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17. Superman
My first superhero experience. Ultimate symbol of all that is morally good in comics.
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18. Guy Gardner
Sarcastic, but genuine and extremely loyal. More than just a meat-head.
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19. Sinestro
A classic villain done on a galactic scale. He's going to tie Carol Ferris to some train tracks one day, I just know it.
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20. Atrocitus
His walking the line between mindlessly rage and morose clarity strikes just right chord.
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21. Larfleeze
He seems like a cartoony joke, until he reminds you just how frightening and dangerous single minded greed can be.
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22. Ra's al Ghul
My favorite of Batman's rogue-gallery: His desire to eliminate crime matches Bruce's, but his methods step even farther. Superb in the hands of the right writer.
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23. Riddler
The other end of the scale from Ra's: Obsessive genius. I'm really enjoying the reformed version of the character.
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24. Scarecrow
A study in causing and experiencing fear.
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25. Grunge
His easy-going, high-adrenaline, slacker personality would be cliche if it wasn't just a coping mechanism. The fact that is it, adds some nice depth.
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26. Johnny Barracuda
James Bond with a larger ego.
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27. Plutonian
His calm brutality combined with his power make him one of the most frightening characters I've ever seen.
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28. The Comedian
Brutal, tragic, and very authentic.
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29. Bigby Wolf
A great spin on your average detective.
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30. Prince Charming
Hilariously arrogant and, of course, charming.
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31. Mad Hatter
An inventive interpretation that hits both the insanity and horror of the character just right.
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