Fave superhero

Fav superhero

  • Superman

    Votes: 1 5.0%

  • Batman

    Votes: 9 45.0%

  • Spiderman

    Votes: 5 25.0%

  • Other(buffyverse characters do not count)

    Votes: 5 25.0%
  • Total voters
    20
nah,I like Spiderman!!I loved the way he could shoot webs onto buildings that was SO cool!
 
In comic book form, Spidey was the man! Superman was all Mr. Squeaky-Clean and Batman had a terminal case of Angel-brooditus (or, to be fair, vice-versa). But Spiderman was the original teenage smartass. Much moreso than in the movie...he was an extremely chatty wise-ass who used his witty banter to aggrivate and distract his opponents (almost exactly like Buffy does).
 
Sorry bout that Shell...

I liked Superman a long time ago,but now he's just too centered on Lois...
 
BATMAN all the way! YES!

I want to drive the Bat Mobile so bad. He really did have a kick-ass pad as well...not to even mention the secret bat cave. I am so WOW-ED by all of that...

na-na-na-na-na (how many na-na's are there?) BATMAN!
 
Spidey, cause it was a cartoon when I was a kid, and I watched it all the time. The villains were cool and the story was interesting, also people could relate to him more then to broody richboy or all-muscle no-emotion man.
 
i cant think of batman without getting the visual of adam west...i just prefer spiderman!...handsome,smart,with real superpowers and thin!...superman is a close second
 
I voted for other. Does Helena Kyle (The Huntress) count? She was the daughter of Batman and Catwoman. There was a TV show on the WB11 for it last year. It was called Birds of Prey.
 
Batman - ever since I was very young. Adam West and Burt Ward back then and on to Frank Miller when my interest in comics revived in the 80's. Always had a soft spot for Big Blue but the Dark Knight was way cooler. Spidey was OK but I preferred DC over Marvel 'cos they were easier to get hold of in my little corner of the Midlands...

Dr Manhattan coulda wiped the floor with all of them though had they ever been part of the same universe (he said, totally missing the point of "Watchmen"😉) - but Alan Moore's books were always that bit more interesting than most mainstream comics.
 
I love Batman. He's not too cocky, and has the right amount of broodiness in him. His powers come from hard work, not luckiness. He doesn't fight evil because he's chosen, but because he feels he should.
 
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