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@knightrise: @jonsmith: Thanks for your answers guys. It helped a lot.

@jonsmith: pretty good, except the term god was used before. there were older races that worshiped all sorts of lesser known gods, then there's Judaism which is older than Norse religion. And depending on what some believe older than mythological religion. Some of what I said is probably not applicable to the Marvel universe though.

I understand ancient primitive people thought of Odin, Thor and other Asgardians as gods because of their powers... but why do Odin and others call themselves gods?

I think of it as Superman's story. If I traveled to another planet and had powers because of their sun or whatever and they started calling me a god and worshiping me I know I'm not a god, but I just start calling myself and my children gods.

I give it a 9. The final battle between Superman and Zod could of been more creative.

another amazing issue

Is Deathstroke really evil or just misunderstood?

Has Deathstrokes moral compass changed in the New 52?

The thing on his chest makes me think of Japans flag.

Business owners will have to raise the cost of their products and/or cut worker hours. So it won't matter.

Wally is not. Bart Allen is.