Who are the biggest jobbers in /co/ media?

>>81633808
In comics:
Thor when the Avengers are around.
Martian Manhunter when any other character is around.
Superman when Batman is around.

The Wrecking Crew exists only to be beaten up by superheroes every few months. It is their job to lose.

Mark Henry

>>81633808
At least they get their due in the TV show.

Galactus, in terms of power-to-failure ratio, and the fact that he's literally one of the biggest guys in the MU

>>81638835
His win condition is everyone else losing. Anyone who operates like that will always fail after causing a big fuss.

>>81633971
You can basically just say "Any powerhouse character when written in a team book where the writer wants other characters to shine".

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I think Jack Spicer is fairly close to the proper definition of a jobber. He has his moments, and he's genuinely interesting, but he's mostly there to lose, and to do so cleanly - any wins he has to his name are usually related to dumb luck or infighting between his opponents.

He's also grade-A "boy" material - the Aldo Montoya of cartoon jobbers.

>>81638835
>he's literally one of the biggest guys in the MU
4me?

>>81636385
>At least they get their due in the TV show.
Considering the show is possibly one of the worst shows ever, they really don't.

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>Starscream takes out Ultra Magnus in one shot