The WEAKEST, most LAME characters in the MU...

[KangConquers]

The One Above All...what a wuss. I kicked him in the nuts, and he cried.

 

[lowly marvelite]

Captain America.

Now, dear, I'm not a Captain America fan. However, there are some fans out there that may see your comments as somewhere between high treason and blasphemy...uh, care to explain to Captain America fans why he's the lamest character in the Marvel universe?

 

[lowly marvelite]

Have you ever read a Howard the Duck comic, marvelman?

Doesn't matter, doesn't matter...Howard is definitely the LAMEST!!

 

[CConn]

Now, dear, I'm not a Captain America fan. However, there are some fans out there that may see your comments as somewhere between high treason and blasphemy...uh, care to explain to Captain America fans why he's the lamest character in the Marvel universe?

Because she's French.

 

[Elijya]

Doesn't matter, doesn't matter...Howard is definitely the LAMEST!!

Actually, it does. You see Howard, you think he's Uncle Scrooge or Donald. You've never seen him turn into a rat and then grow breasts.

 

[LouFerignoDemon]

Now, dear, I'm not a Captain America fan. However, there are some fans out there that may see your comments as somewhere between high treason and blasphemy...uh, care to explain to Captain America fans why he's the lamest character in the Marvel universe?

Explanation?

Simple.

I was just having fun.

Because she's French.

That's a pretty good reason, actually. We do so enjoy "stirring the pot."

 

[Sloth7d]

Because she's French.

 

[Varient]

interesting.
weakest?
in relation to what?

Most Lame? My vote goes to Captain Ultra.
All that power,... and you can beat him with a bic lighter.

 

[JinnSato]

Explanation?

That's a pretty good reason, actually. We do so enjoy "stirring the pot."

You're French?? Thats cool. I met a French exchange student today. She's livin' at my aunts house.


But before I get off subject. I wanna say I think Hulk is lame.

 

[Union Jack]

grizzly,gibbon and the kangeroo were all kinda lame bad guys..and the armadillo too....

proper daft ass characters.

 

[November Rain]

but they were created to be lame, that was their purpose...

surely a true lame character was created to be cool but with every chance to make him cool, he just keeps coming across as lame.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

but they were created to be lame, that was their purpose...

surely a true lame character was created to be cool but with every chance to make him cool, he just keeps coming across as lame.

Daredevil wins, then.

 

[moraldeficiency]

but they were created to be lame, that was their purpose...

surely a true lame character was created to be cool but with every chance to make him cool, he just keeps coming across as lame.

Sentry.

 

[SlyGuyTtjn]

Daredevil wins, then.

haha.

You know what character pisses me off the most? Who I think is a big *****ebag.. One hint..

Ugh.. Never can be wounded.. LAME

 

[Sloth7d]

but they were created to be lame, that was their purpose...

surely a true lame character was created to be cool but with every chance to make him cool, he just keeps coming across as lame.

Morlun ftw in that case.

 

[necross20]

Im inclined to agree with SlyGuyTtjn. There are fewer people I hate more than a certain Mr Kent. Oh and the "e" in his name should be a "u" imo.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I liked Superman before he was restored to the impossibly perfect Silver Age version with a lifetime of adventures behind him. Other people always viewed him as the perfect, shining example of heroism, but writers in the last few years did a good job of making him a lot more vulnerable and human to the reader, especially Greg Rucka on Adventures of Superman. But now that all seems to have gone away.

 

[November Rain]

Morlun ftw in that case.

morlun wasn't lame in the coming arc run...

 

[moraldeficiency]

I liked Superman before he was restored to the impossibly perfect Silver Age version with a lifetime of adventures behind him. Other people always viewed him as the perfect, shining example of heroism, but writers in the last few years did a good job of making him a lot more vulnerable and human to the reader, especially Greg Rucka on Adventures of Superman. But now that all seems to have gone away.

Making Superman more vunerable:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytqV6GEHW24&mode=related&search=

Yeah it's talking about the movies, but that @ucker makes me laugh.

 

[November Rain]

Daredevil wins, then.

that hurt me more than it should and it's probably because ultimately you might be onto something...

how can what i consider to be marvels batman be cool in one universe and completely overlooked in another universe.

i'm also tempted to put black panther on that list as well.

 

[necross20]

To me he was always a shining example of the depths people would be willing to sink to in order to create a working hero. If I had to pick someone who I would categorise as a hero I would probably pick Charles Xavier or Tony Stark before considering Superman.

 

[November Rain]

xavier is no hero, he's just as bad as magneto in my eyes....

taking kids and making them an army to fund his own cause?

sure he's stopped a lot of disasters but ultimately i think he's become an epicentre for plenty as well.

 

[IFryKids]

morlun wasn't lame in the coming arc run...

I think he would've been a lot less lame if his resurrection and purpose in The Other had actually been explained properly. I thought he was an awesome villain in Coming Home though.

I don't think The Other is as bad some people say it is, but his return was kinda random and he was like "LOL you're dying and IMA kill you!!!". I did like the issue where he absolutely destroyed Peter, however. One of the biggest beatdowns Ive ever seen.

 

[necross20]

xavier is no hero, he's just as bad as magneto in my eyes....

taking kids and making them an army to fund his own cause?

sure he's stopped a lot of disasters but ultimately i think he's become an epicentre for plenty as well.

In part that is what makes him more of a hero, in my eyes at least. Xavier (and Stark for that matter) sees the grey area and accept that he has to step into it in order to make things work.

 

[November Rain]

In part that is what makes him more of a hero, in my eyes at least. Xavier (and Stark for that matter) sees the grey area and accept that he has to step into it in order to make things work.

so you like the fact they are somewhat proactive rather than reactive like people like spidey and other vigilantes alike?

fair enough