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Who is/was your favorite comic book character? by Mikekoz13 on 16 Jul, 2008 04:11
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Who is/was your favorite comic book character?
When I was a kid (like 35 years ago) I always looked forward to the new release of my favorite comic book characters. I would walk down to the little corner drug store about a mile from home, pick out my favorite new comic book, get a grilled cheese sandwich and cherry coke, and go sit out under this big maple tree and read the comic while having my sandwhich and cherry coke.
My favorites:
Spiderman
Daredevil
Thor
Captain America
Hulk
X-Men -
#1 by MagmaBabe on 16 Jul, 2008 04:25
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Beryl the Peril and the Four Mary's
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#2 by Jer on 16 Jul, 2008 04:52
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Superman has always been an absolute favorite of mine.
After that would be:
Gambit
Iron Man
Wolverine
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#3 by StumpyDave on 16 Jul, 2008 05:58
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Beryl the Peril and the Four Mary's
I don't remember the Four Mary's.
I was a diehard Beano fan. Minnie the Minx and the Bash Street Kids -
#4 by schro on 16 Jul, 2008 06:12
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Daredevil....had the entire series thru issue #190 or so.
Sold the lot before the movie came out and before Ebay....too bad. Could have gotten alot of $$ for it.
The movie (starring Bennifer....did a good job) was a great adaptation of the comic. -
#5 by Sly Red on 16 Jul, 2008 06:45
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Beryl the Peril and the Four Mary's
Magma, that sounds like a late-night ITV chat show with Graham Norton, Julian Cleary, Sir Ian and Sir Elton.
Red -
#6 by DJ_Bald on 16 Jul, 2008 06:54
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Wolverine. And Hugh Jackman in the Xmen movies is perfect in that role. Although I will say
I was a little disappointed to see him do his singing and dancing from some play...I was like...THIS is Wolverine ?
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#7 by MagmaBabe on 16 Jul, 2008 07:29
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Beryl the Peril and the Four Mary's
Magma, that sounds like a late-night ITV chat show with Graham Norton, Julian Cleary, Sir Ian and Sir Elton.
Red
ahahahaha, thanks Red for making ME choke!
and also unable to type properly
Stumpy... the Four Marys wouldn't have been something you would have read
unless you had sisters.. it was from 'The Bunty'
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#8 by Paul on 16 Jul, 2008 07:59
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In DC comics it was the Green Lantern. I was more of a Marvel comics fan and there Thor topped the list.
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#9 by schro on 16 Jul, 2008 09:19
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Actually I forgot about Tintin, a Belgium comic (see, us Republican Americans can be "enlightened" too
).
Enjoyed reading all of them. Gave my son "Destination Moon" when I recently saw it in a bookstore.
We're going to sit down and read it together once I get home from this business trip (I need to explain the characters to him). After that, I hope both my kids gets as much enjoyment out of those books as I did. Granted at ages 8 & 10, it might be a tough read for them, but I'll help them along.
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#10 by Marz on 16 Jul, 2008 09:21
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Spiderman all the way, I also like Sgt. Rock an other war type comics as well.
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#11 by Sly Red on 16 Jul, 2008 09:29
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Actually I forgot about Tintin, a Belgium comic (see, us Republican Americans can be "enlightened" too
).
Dude, finally something we can agree on!
My fav Tintin: Blue Lotus
Red -
#12 by schro on 16 Jul, 2008 09:38
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Actually I forgot about Tintin, a Belgium comic (see, us Republican Americans can be "enlightened" too
).
Dude, finally something we can agree on!
My fav Tintin: Blue Lotus
Red
Well Red, I knew it wouldn't be "Tintin in America"
It's been so long since I read them, but I do remember enjoying Flight 714 and Cigars of the Pharoah. -
#13 by robo21 on 16 Jul, 2008 09:43
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Flash, Green Arrow, and the Black Canary. So glad she is back to wearing fishnet stockings.
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#14 by BaldRob on 16 Jul, 2008 10:44
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My favs were Spiderman (Amazing was the best... the other 'strains' paled in comparison), Wolverine, and Silver Surfer!