Who's the most influential comic book character of all time?

[Tarantado]

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Superman's early development was awkward. Siegel first used the name in 1933 for a science fiction story titled, “The Reign of Superman,” with illustrations by Schuster. Inspired by the German philosopher Nietzsche, Siegel's first Superman was an evil mastermind with advanced mental powers. Unfortunately, the text of this story has been lost to history.

[Santini]

Dr. Midnite

[Uzumaki Naruto]

did you guys know what superpower Superman lacked during his comic book debut in 1938?
......flight......
geez maybe this should be a different thread

[giver_bert]

Jughead... i got his weirdness..
somehow molded my personality...

[Uzumaki Naruto]

OT: hahaha i was hooked on archie comics back in grade school...

[DrE]

me too. have you ever read "archie meets the punisher"? that was the coolest crossover!

[Uzumaki Naruto]

yeah of course!!! i had a copy of that before, but i think it's lost or i just misplaced it...

[patrixxx73]

DC
1.) Superman
2.) Batman

Marvel
1.) Spiderman
2.) X-Men

[Neural_AI1]

Comedy:
beetle bailey, peanuts, garfield, marvin, dennis the menace, archie
Action:
spiderman,thor,hulk,daredevil,fantastic 4,phantom, the crow,spawn,hellboy,punisher

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[Aianne]

Im a marvel comics fan but the for me its The Joker (batman).He started the "psycho" trend sa mga villains.He's the only character who does things for no reason sorta-lyk "terrorist-without-a-cause".He makes up batman's image.Same way the other villains who was patterned after him made up their rival's image (lex luther vs superman ,magneto (also loved this guy) vs prof X,sabertooth vs wolvie,doc oc vs spidey,betty vs veronica, valentina vs darna).joy dishwashing liquid.

Hey, are we in the wrong thread?