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#1  Edited By Roninidas

If you want new younger audience create new younger characters.  Use current characters as role model and icons for the younger characters.  I am not talking about the fourth generation Flash donning the Flash Uniform. I mean brand new characters with their own costumes and own identites.  
 
What is a new character shows up in Gotham and Batman is like. "This is my territory.' besdies you need to knock this off or else you will get killed."  New character continues to do his thing and proves his worth to Batman.  Bat man offers him the honoray card to the Batman Family, but the New Character refuses the offer.  That could be an interesting story where a new character that is not a pyschopath is operating with in Gothams Borders and is actually formidble in his own right. 
 
DC Comics have been moving away from America.  They want their characters to be more Worldly.  Create some new characters that operate overseas.  Start telling those storylines.  
 
Instead of revamping your entire Universe and just crapping on the hard work others before you have put into a character and the universe on a gimmicky reboot.  Try writing better stories and make new characters. 
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#2  Edited By Roninidas

Good call on the REBOOT Comicvine.  Super... super glad I stopped reading DC Comics when I did. 
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#3  Edited By Roninidas

I think it could work.  I say give him a shot.
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#4  Edited By Roninidas

To answer the question bluntly.  In the DC Universe. I would consider him the best hero to come out of America.   Untell he renounced his Citizenship that is.
 
In the Marvel Universe.  Obviously it is Commander Steve Rogers and Captain America. 

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#5  Edited By Roninidas
@JoseDRiveraTCR7
 
I am not going to just get over it and I am pretty sure Goyer is a fan of Comics.  He wrote the Blade movie and co-wrote both the recent Christopher Nolan's Batman Movies and has been tapped to write the Superman Movie so I think it is a fair assumption that he has a back-history with Comics.   
 
Furthermore I understand the Storyline perfectly.  Instead of Superman spouting off that he is going to Renounce his US Citizenship he could have instead distinguished that he has no ties to the US Government.  Instead the writer back by DC Comics approved the Citizenship aspect.  Again. I am not saying they shouldn't do it.  I am not saying they should recant or retrack.  I am saying I don't agree with it and it is my wholehearted decision to no longer support them and their ideas.   
 
If anyone has a problem with that they can sit on it!
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#6  Edited By Roninidas
@Captain_Shakespeare:  
 
Its really not punishment I've always been more of a Marvel Man myself anyways.  I recognize Superman is a fictional character, but he is written by real people with real viewpoints and real agendas.  Goyer wrote it sure, but I am banking money that there was a Laundry List of people that had to review and sign off on his story before publication.  My beef is not with Superman (in truth if he were real I don't think he would have done this) my beef is with DC Comics they are the ones that this did.  My boycott is on DC Comics as a whole.  I am sure they are not affected by one reader quiting.  I am sure if any of them were to be made aware they'd probably all laugh about it.  This isn't about them.  This isn't  punishing myself either.  This about making a stand for what I believe in and what I want and holding true to my Belief and Convictions no matter how small it may be in the big scheme of things.  Truth is I haven't even missed reading DC's titles.  I took the money that I would have spent on DC and put it into more Marvel Comics, Image, Darkhorse and Indie titles. 
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#7  Edited By Roninidas

I haven't picked up a single issue of DC Comics since his little Proclamation in Action Comics 900.  You can be a hero of the World and still be a citizen of a specific country.  If he proclaimed that he is not an affiliate with the US Government or any other Countires Government then that would be a whole different story.  He renounced his Citizenship. That embodies sooo much more than political stance.  Being a citizen of the United States is a special privelege with special freedoms that he just tossed away like it was nothing.    
 
Lets think about this too.  He did so because Iran threaten the US.  News Flash.  They are always looking for a way to get into with us. They will use and abuse any excuse to provoke us into an incident.  When they made a threat like this is an "Act of War" which causes a Superhero assocciated with our Country renounce his citiczenship.  They Win!  That's called Terrorism.  The act of threatening violence to induce Fear. Superman is suppose to be above such petty and trivial BS.  Apparently DC Comics doesn't think so.   
 
Regardless.  My stance against DC still remains.  I doubt I will ever come back over to them. 
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#8  Edited By Roninidas

@AngelDust616

I enjoyed the thought baloons too, lol!.  Wolverine Origins was a pretty good story arc.  Didn't Wolverine beat Captain America in that story Arc?  Much to my dismay as Cap is my favorite character. 

 

As far as the ideologies go.  I think you are right.  Regardless, even if they go fisticuffs I seriously doubt Marvel would let either one of the characters kill the other in combat, not that they would.  I do think they have a sort of underlying respect for one another.  I do think they would fight until one of the them would be knocked unconscience. 

 

How funny would it be if Schism was the beginning of a possible future where Cyclops and Wolverine take on the roles of Professor Xavier (Cyclops) and Magneto (Wolverine).  I could see Wolverine crippling Cyclops and putting him in a hover chair like Professor X.  And Cyclops putting together a team of New X-Men or S-Men to protect Mutants and promote a peaceful co-existence between humans.  Where is Wolverine and his X-Force Team fight for Mutant rights by annihilating Anti-Mutant Targets. 

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#9  Edited By Roninidas

@AngelDust616

That is a sweet picture.  The Brood was extremely huge and hard to miss.  Cyclops really didn't need to worry about missing.  Wolverine presents a way smaller target therefore would be harder to hit since he doesn't have control.  I submit this picture for you judgement.  This is from the Story Arc Apocalypse:  The Twelve when Wolverine was the horseman Death.

 

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#10  Edited By Roninidas

The Costume does look better with shorts.