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i always figured he was always a little serious deep down (to a point) because whenever he's making a plan to take someone out, no matter how goofy he acts or random his actions, it always seems to work out. especially when he lost his healing factor and he actually had to plan much further ahead than usual

i prefer both but i'm gonna have to say marvel on the count that superheroes as a whole are looked upon with distrust (unless they work for shield and/or the avengers or some other government sanctioned hero team) which may or may not add a level of grit, especially the civil war and dark reign events

lol the new 52 "take everything you know and love about our characters and just forget it, forget it all! we may take out some characters too and we'll be kinda vague on which stories still count and which ones dont" <--- in a nutshell

i'd have to go with yellow, everyone has a fear of something be it direct or abstract (like being afraid of the dark) which the yellow can project

i like batman and all but god does he have the worst fans ever. i like all comics and i'll admit when my favorites can be beaten by other characters or when they would win, but all bat-fans will blindly follow the faith that batman can beat anyone under the sun, moon, and stars. especially how he dealth with darkseid in final crisis which i think had bull written all over it

i think it would be cool if comic characters aged a little faster and died and stayed dead or got old, retired and were replaced with younger heroes

not that it would help gambit win, but i'd like to see him blow up batman's mask

@joshmightbe: lol good one

planet hulk was so freakin good, especially the part where you can tell that hulk has made a gradual change from savage to green scar. world war hulk was pretty good to me too