top 10 superheros

[chiba]

list your top 10 super heros from comics or movies
explain your choices (if u want) why u pick em.. etc etc

1- spiderman
2- superman
3- x-men
4- batman
5- green hornet n kato
6- spawn
7- the crow
8- goku
9- blade
10- luke skywalker

honorable mention- hellboy,ironman, indiana jones, the tick, the mask, fan 4, thundercats, gi joe, ghostbusters, and optimus prime -transformers

peace

[GENERAL WISE]

1. Batman
2. Wolverine
3. Batman
4. Kevin Costner
5. Shakeyourdix
6. Really can't name 10 superheros
7.
8.
9.
10

will finish/edit later

[The Hound]

batman for hero ...

the joker and the riddler for villain ...

[Reiko]

1. Spider-Man
2. Wolverine
3. Ghost Rider
4. Batman
5. Blade
6. The Darkness
7. Venom
8. Human Torch
9. Deadpool
10. Hulk

[Kong]

doing to much... yeah homie... you doing to much.

[SID]

1.darth sidious (supervillian)
2.darth vader (" ")
3. spiderman
4. ghost rider
5.spawn
6. clown
7. venom
8.the joker
9.mr freeze
10.......AL GORE.......

[Rame]

1. Spider-Man
2. Spawn
3. Hulk
4. Hellboy
5. Batman
6. Superman

Can't name any Sin City character, Bruce Willis will be second, further I haven't seen much, going to buy the animated Iron Man movie today or tomorrow

[The Hound]

venom wasnt a super hero lol he is spider-man's arch nemesis ...

[abasi]

spiderman
iceman
armour
hulk
human torch
batman
superman

theres so much more that i cant think of right now

[Wu-tang Fan]

It has just gonna be Superman. I respect everything the dude stands for. And my favourite villan or all time: The one and only Lex Luthor.

[V4D3R]

The most powerful comic book hero of all-time in DC's Spectre.

from wiki

• The Spectre was intended to appear in a Superman: The Animated Series Christmas special, but the episode was never produced. [1]
• The 2001 Green Arrow story "Quiver" (written by Kevin Smith) revealed that the Spectre (as the Hal Jordan incarnation) is aware of the Crisis on Infinite Earths. He is one of the few DC Universe characters with this knowledge.
• Despite similar names, Jim Corrigan has nothing to do with Chris Ware's graphic novel Jimmy Corrigan, the Smartest Kid on Earth.
• Apparently, the Spectre and the Living Tribunal from Marvel worked together to create the Big Bang that brought the current universe into being

Day of Vengeance


Promotional art for Day of Vengeance #3 (August 2005) featuring the Spectre fighting Captain Marvel. Art by Walt Simonson.


As covered in one of the lead-ins to Infinite Crisis, Day of Vengeance, Jean Loring was transformed into the new Eclipso. She went after the Spectre, who was on a vengeance rampage. Not only was he killing murderers, he was also killing people for minor crimes, such as petty theft. She seduced the Spectre, who was unstable due to the loss of his host, into removing all magic in the DC Universe. Eclipso explained to the Spectre that all things that follow the rules of the physical universe follow God's law. Anything that breaks those rules, breaks God's law and is therefore evil. Subsequently, as magic breaks the rules of the physical universe, it is an originating source of tremendous evil (this line of logic made sense to the unstable Spectre).
Therefore, the Spectre went on a rampage, destroying magical constructs, institutions that taught magic, and magical dimensions. In one such dimension, his acts included the mass murder of over 700 battle hardened magicians. His actions caused havoc to some of the more powerful magic-based characters

[RADIOACTIVE MAN]

graveyard shifter
wolverine
deadpool
bishop
storm
lobo
spawn
doctor strange
iron man
human touch
black panther

[RADIOACTIVE MAN]

my ultimate favourite tho..check this out

bishop


UniverseMarvel Universe Real NameLucas Bishop AliasesNone IdentityNo dual identity; the general public is unaware that Bishop comes from the future of an alternate timeline OccupationAdventurer, police officer, former Commander in the Xavier Security Enforcers (X.S.E.) CitizenshipU.S.A. in an alternate 21st Century future Place of BirthMutant relocation camp in Brooklyn, New York on an alternate 21st Century Earth Known RelativesGateway (great-grandfather), unidentified grandmother, Shard (sister, deceased) Group AffiliationX-Men, N.Y.P.D., formerly X-Treme Sanctions Executive, X-Treme X-Men, the Twelve, M-Faces (leader), Xavier Security Enforcers EducationUnrevealed
Height6'6" Weight275 lbs. EyesBrown, red when using powers HairBlack Powers Bishop is a mutant with the power to absorb energy, either ambient energy or that directed towards him, and to project that energy from his body in the form of concussive blasts. Bishop can also store absorbed energy within his personal reserves, whereupon the energy increases his strength and recuperative abilities, as well as affording him a measure of invulnerability. Also, he instinctively knows his location at all times. Abilities Bishop is a trained police officer, skilled in the homicide branch. Bishop has also had many years of armed and unarmed combat training, and is a superb marksman with firearms. Weapons
ParaphernaliaLucas Bishop was born in the 21st Century A.D. of an alternate future timeline in which the mutant-hunting robot Sentinels had taken control of North America. In this timeline, Professor Charles Xavier and most of the members of the mutant team he founded, the X-Men, had been killed. Surviving mutants were hunted down and either killed or imprisoned within relocation camps. Bishop's parents escaped to America shortly before the island nation of Australia was destroyed in a tactical nuclear strike. They were soon captured and interred in a mutant relocation camp in Sheep's Head Bay, Brooklyn, New York. There, Bishop and his sister Shard were both born and, like other mutants, they were branded with "M" tattoos over their right eyes for identification.
Eventually, humans and mutants joined forces and overthrew the Sentinels in what became known as the Summers Rebellion. However, humans still resisted coexistence with mutants, and radical terrorist groups of mutants, such as the Exhumes, made war on humans. One of the veterans of the Summers Rebellion, a mutant named Hecat'e, stated that it was unacceptable for humans to hunt down criminal mutants, believing mutants should police themselves. Thus Hecat'e and other mutant veterans formed the Xavier Security Enforcers, named after Charles Xavier in honor of his dream of peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans.
After the death of their parents, Bishop and Shard lived with their grandmother, who was herself a mutant. She told them stories about the heroism of the X-Men and instructed them to follow Xavier's dream of peace between mutants and the rest of humanity. One day, when Bishop and Shard were both still children, two X.S.E. members were pursuing Virago, a member of the Exhumes. Virago was about to murder Bishop when one X.S.E. member shot her dead. Until then, Bishop had regarded the X.S.E. as his enemies and the Exhumes as heroes, but from then on he wanted to join the X.S.E.
Later, Bishop and Shard were attacked by criminal mutants. Bishop attempted to save his sister from them, but it was two members of the X.S.E. who stopped the criminals. Impressed by Bishop, the X.S.E. members offered Bishop a position in the organization. Bishop accepted on the condition that Shard be accepted in the X.S.E. as well. Thus Bishop and Shard became cadets at the X.S.E. Academy under Hecat'e's supervision. Among the other members of their class was a mutant named Trevor Fitzroy.
Bishop and Shard eventually graduated from the Academy and became officers of the X.S.E. Shard, however, became Bishop's commanding officer. Bishop contented himself with a lower rank so that he could work the streets as a homicide policeman alongside his friends and fellow X.S.E. officers, Malcolm and Randall.
Fitzroy eventually turned criminal and was imprisoned, but escaped with other mutant criminals through a portal to the X-Men's own time. Bishop, Malcolm, and Randall followed, even though they were aware they had no means to return to their own time. Stranded in the past, the trio tracked their mark into the midst of a fray between the X-Men and the Sentinels. Confronted with the legends of his youth, Bishop's first reaction was one of disbelief. Ultimately, Bishop's troops were slain by Fitzroy's forces during the deadly firefight. Only through the X-Men's intervention did the badly injured Bishop survive.
Finally coming to terms with his time-tossed situation, Bishop was honored when Professor X invited him to join the team whose members he had idolized since childhood. Bishop found new purpose with the X-Men, fighting alongside the mutant adventurers to avert the genetic war that for him was history. Initially uneasy with Bishop's presence, the X-Men soon came to realize he was a devoted disciple of Xavier's philosophy, albeit an oft-times over-zealous one.
During his time with the X-Men, Bishop proved instrumental in returning the timeline to normal after it was twisted by Legion, the mutant son of Professor X, who had traveled into the past to kill Magneto but had inadvertently killed his father instead. Bishop also saved the lives of his teammates from the malevolent psionic entity known as Onslaught. In his own time, Bishop had learned of a traitor in the ranks of the X-Men who would ultimately cause their death. For a time he believed it to be Gambit, but after it was revealed that the traitor was none other than Professor X himself, albeit as Onslaught, Bishop was able to intervene and stop Onslaught from killing the X-Men by absorbing the energies of a massive psychic blast.
After the X-Men were separated whilst returning to Earth following a mission in deep space, Bishop was severely injured. He was cared for by the alien Deathbird, who wished to use Bishop in an attempt to claim the throne of the intergalactic Shi'ar Empire from her sister, Lilandra. After a few interstellar adventures, including one to an alternate Earth ruled by the Shi'ar, Bishop managed to return to Earth and the X-Men.
Plagued by reoccurring nightmares of Fitzroy, Bishop resigned from the X-Men to dedicate himself once more to the pursuit of his arch-nemesis. Drawn by the villain into another possible apocalyptic future, Bishop learned that his failure to act against Fitzroy had resulted in the criminal taking over this future world, wherein he had rechristened himself as the all-powerful Chronomancer. Fitzroy planned to ascend to godhood by becoming one with the temporal energies that control all time. Aided by a young boy named Michael who had been drawn to the future with him, Bishop gathered a small group of mutants and focused them on a single goal: quashing Fitzroy's mad plan.
During the epic battle that followed a trek across the strange new world, Bishop defeated Fitzroy moments before he could complete his mad quest. However, the price of victory was high: Bishop's sister, Shard, sacrificed her life so that her brother could put an end to Fitzroy. Mere moments after the war had been won, Filled with chronal energy, Bishop was ripped back through time. Young Michael remained in the future, seemingly with no hope of returning home.
Spiraling through time, Bishop emerged back in the present as he crashed into a Shi'ar space station in deep space. As it happened, Professor Xavier and his team of mutant Skrull students named Cadre K were searching the same station for Deathbird, the Shi'ar criminal who was apparently Bishop's chronal anchor in the present day. A pan-galactic committee had transformed Earth into an intergalactic prison planet, and Deathbird held a key to penetrate the energy barrier that surrounded Earth. Bishop almost killed Deathbird before she opened an airlock and blew herself into the vacuum of space unprotected. After forming a plan with Professor X, Bishop allowed himself to be captured by the galactic committee and sent to Earth where he was quickly reunited with the X-Men. Then, alongside members of the Avengers, the X-Men helped liberate Earth.

Soon after, Bishop and five other X-Men formed a splinter group of X-Men, cutting all ties with the rest of the team whilst searching for the Diaries of the late blind mutant seer named Destiny. The team later took on the responsibility of acting as a mutant peacekeeping force, setting them on the path to become the X.S.E. of Bishop's own time. After defeating the mutant predator known as Elias Bogan, the X-Treme X-Men returned to Westchester to help rebuild the mansion following an attack by Magneto. With Professor X having left for Genosha, the X-Men were forced to restructure and the X-Treme team disbanded to rejoin their comrades.
Later, when crime in the borough of New York known as Mutant Town proved more than the N.Y.P.D. could handle, Bishop was called in to help police the region, referred to as District X.

[Frontal Lobotomy]

^ Bishop's cool as.

1.Iron Man
2.Gambit
3. Spawn
4. Batman
5. Spiderman
6. Silver Surfer
7. Human Torch
8. Magneto/Joseph
9. Jean Gray
10. Wallace (Sin City)

[V4D3R]

^Yo - in 1991 I has this stolen from me:

Batman A lonely place of dying - graphic novel


Batman: A Death in the Family

Batman: Gotham by Gaslight
Batman: Son of the Demon
Batman: The CultMy fav
Batman: Arkham Asylum
Batman: The Killing Joke
Batman: The Dark Knight Returns



I had this comic as well - actually the first 8 McFarlane's for spidey.
I cried. This comic is worth over 15000$US by now at least. I had all 8 mint.

I also had Robin #1

The Hulk #1 from my old man's was stolen too.

This happened back there.