Whose the best hero based on how fundamentally heroic they are?

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>>89220527
>>89220846
>>89222493
There's no one right answer. Superman and Spider-Man are the obvious go-tos. But it's really a matter of personal preference.

>>89220527
Daredevil. He's blind, more than likely insane and he still keeps going.
Like that issue where nobody else is around so he tries to stop the Hulk and ends up in the ICU because it's the fucking Hulk and he's just some guy in tights.

>>89222633
I think OP's asking what your personal preference is. Mine's Shazam just because he's still naive enough and has all his childlike wonder in tact. Even with the wisdom of Solomon.

Some say Superman but others would disagree that Superman's sheer ability and the ease with which he does things cheapens his heroics when other heroes approach how good he is but in the face of much more effort and adversity.

You could also argue that Spider-Man's heroism is reduced by the fact that he sees being good as an obligation because of his gifts, and that leaves you to question if he'd be even half as good as he is without his powers.

>>89220527
Superman, Captain America, Thor.

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>>89222797
People mistake Superman doing great things with him doing them easily desu
>>89220527
Superman, Cap, and Spider-man are like the holy trinity of heroics.

Red Skull

>>89223039
I can't say I dislike it!

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>>89220527
How is it even a question?

>>89222797
>the ease with which he does things
A common mistake. Superman is not threatened by things that threaten characters like Spider-Man, but that doesn't mean his life is never in danger.