Who is your favorite comic book character? / LJWorld.com

Asked at Astrokitty Comics & More, 15 E. Seventh St. on May 14, 2009

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“‘Madrox the Multiple Man.’ The ability to be as many people as you want would be pretty awesome.”

— Jonathan Shafer, communications major, Lenexa

“Rorschach from ‘Watchmen’ because he is like a punk rock superhero.”

— Joe Noh, assistant manager, Overland Park

“‘Wolverine’ because he has the power to regenerate if he gets really messed up.”

— Jacob Hollandsworth, seventh-grader, Minneola

“‘Spider-Man’ because I like my comic books to still have some aspect of the comic in them.”

— Yossarian Cardin-Ritter, circulation assistant, Lawrence

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jonas_opines 4 years ago

Batman if we're talking purely about American comics, Naruto Uzumaki if we're not.

snap_pop_no_crackle 4 years ago

Crawford Crow

Music_Girl 4 years ago

Why did they only ask guys?

Rogue and Night Crawler...

zettapixel 4 years ago

Wolverine... snootchie bootchies nootchies.

cthulhu_4_president 4 years ago

Galactus-The eater of worlds. Seriously, how much cooler can it get then a huge guy left over from an old universe rolling around our universe, eating planets, with the help of a Silver Surfer to scout the buffet? Awesome.

trinity 4 years ago

Archie.

Ralph Reed 4 years ago

Dr. Strange

passionatelibra 4 years ago

Lenore by Roman Dirge

Love her so much she's on my back with dead kitty #13!

sgtwolverine 4 years ago

Joe Biden.

smitty 4 years ago

From the land of Themyscira, Wonder Woman is their princess, ambassador and greatest warrior. She is a founding member of the Justice League of America and part of the Trinity of the greatest and most influential heroes.

http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman/29-2048/

Wallythewalrus 4 years ago

Enemy ACE!!! That dark brooding world war I German fighter pilot.

Leslie Swearingen 4 years ago

I don't read comics, I thought they were called graphic novels now, but I love the movies based on the Marvel comics. D.C. just isn't in the same league.

jonas_opines 4 years ago

autie, you got any feral pigs in the neighborhood?

justthefacts 4 years ago

Brock Sampson. Hands down.

Jaminrawk 4 years ago

The Joker. Absolutely the greatest bad guy ever thought up. Not just the Heath Ledger version but the character responsible for "The Killing Joke" and "A Death in the Family". The thing that makes him so great is that his "power" is the fact he's a supremely intelligent psychopath.