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Who was you fav comic super hero?

Who was/is your fav super hero when you were young?

Mine...

Fav DC Hero:





Fav Marvel Hero:



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I never got into comic books. I thought Aeon Flux was cool, though.
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I never got into comic books. I thought Aeon Flux was cool, though.
+1, and The Maxx on MTV. could never read a comic book.
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I never read comic books.

Another Aeon Flux fan. I didn't like the movie much though--didn't really have much to do with the storyline from the show/shorts.

If we can do TV shows, I'll throw in the Venture Brothers.
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Veronica Lodge from Archie and his gang. She was hot and also heir to the Lodge enterprises. Plus she always wore tight sweaters.
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Always wanted to be a Black Tiger pilot from "Starblazers" as a kid. Probably doesn't count as superhero though, just animated characters.

Fave superhero was probably Spiderman.
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Batman.

I like my comic book hero served up dark and flawed, just as I like my scifi served up.

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What decades were superhero comic books (like the ones pictured in the first post) most popular?

Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I don't think I knew a single kid who was into comic books. I don't think I've ever read one in my life, maybe never even really seen one in person.

That's not meant to say anything negative about comic books, it's just curious to me.
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I always liked Daredevil...forget the lame-ass movie, the stories in the comic were pretty dark, and he was a flawed "regular" guy hero--sometimes getting his ass beat.
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What decades were superhero comic books (like the ones pictured in the first post) most popular?

Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I don't think I knew a single kid who was into comic books. I don't think I've ever read one in my life, maybe never even really seen one in person.

That's not meant to say anything negative about comic books, it's just curious to me.


I guess the late 60's early 70's seemed to be the best time for me - when I got towards my teens in the mid 70's I became more interested in girls, drums and dodging John Law...
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I never got the comic book thing. I liked Saturday morning cartoons. Tom and Jerry, Bugs and Daffy, etc...I would watch those with a huge bowl of sugar smacks...dig um

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