Who's your favorite fictional hero and why?

>caring about capeshits


Lol, kids. Read some actual books.

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>>38397322
>Mt. Lady
>my dick

Okay, in all seriousness it would probably be the Punisher, he actually kills the bad guys and he isn't rich or superpowered.

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>>38397359
What an intellectual and adult guy you are..

>>38397322
Always been Spidey, not very original I know, but I have many good memories attached to the games and movies.
>>38397359
Nice contrib you fedoralord.

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>>38397322
Ms. Marvel because she makes me feel comfy and she's the realest, most relatable fictional hero I know

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>>38397322
Spider-man, grew up with the movies, cartoons and games. He also seems loke he has the most fun powers.

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>>38397322
>Who's your favorite fictional hero
Jesus.

>>38397322
God.

The Old Testament one, of course. He actually did stuff.

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>>38397581
My niggas, the ultimate spiderman game that I played on Xbox will be forever in my heart

>>38397322
Griffith from Berserk.

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I'm usually not about the heroes, and when I am, they're usually the hero unwillingly.

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>>38397322
Jonathan brandis of course, rogiinal bandis

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The problem with liking a fictional hero is that the portrayal of the character can change drastically when there is a new writer.

Idk who my absolute favorite is but it's either Rorschach or Dogwelder.

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>>38397658
just curious, whys that? that's pretty odd.

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>>38397322
Probably red hood because i can somewhat relate to what he went through. He's also not afraid to kill unlike batman. He seems more relatable and realistic. Honorable mentions: venom, blade.

>>38397367
>>38397865
Good taste.

>>38398125
Honestly I like Hood sometimes more then Batman. Batmans no kill policy is SOOOO fucking stupid and unrealistic. I know they have to do it to avoid the Punisher effect, but it's still super annoying to see Batman in all his badassness catch Joker after he eviserates an Orphanage just to say "back to Arkham with you".

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>>38398231
>the Punisher effect
What would that be, just curious.

>>38398313
Because its really satisfying when they catch someone (typical good beats bad) but when you get someone (like the Punisher) that is like "fuck the system, you die for your crimes" you cant have any good villains to fight him because then you would have to end up killing them to fit the character. That's why the Punisher doesn't really have any cool arch villains because he would have to kill them. Which is why the Punisher is almost never in the spotlight because he kills people and having to constantly replace likable villains is harder for them.

It's kinda hard to describe it clearly so bear with me.