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3 Howard The Duck. As one would expect, two traits that are commonly possessed by the vast majority of superheroes are being super and being a hero. Often lacking both of these traits to varying degrees, Howard the Duck is one of the most memorable comic relief characters in all of comics. RELATED: Marvel: 10 Heroes Who Don’t Have An Arch-Enemy.
Jun 23, 2023 · Ranking comic book characters by their powers, strength, physical traits, affiliations, and other features, like how just goshdarn super they are. Over 3K comics fans have voted on the 20+ characters on Funniest Comic Book Superheroes. Current Top 3: Deadpool, Spider-Man, Rocket Raccoon.
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- Deadpool. Thanks to his wildly popular film series, Deadpool is probably the most famous funny superhero of all time. The Fourth-Wall-breaking “merc with the mouth” made his debut in 1991 as a grim assassin, but over the years, he lost his damn mind for the betterment of everyone.
- Spider-Man. Humor has always been one of Spider-Man’s greatest weapons. While most superheroes are adults when they start, Spider-Man got his powers as a teenager.
- Quantum and Woody. Eric and Woody Henderson are inseparable adopted brothers. While they were close as kids, as adults, they stay together to stay alive.
- Secret Six. During the lead up to DC Comics’ 2005 Villains United event, writer Gail Simone was asked to build a new super villain team. After being denied permission to use some of DC’s biggest names, she had a stroke a genius: What if it was a team of losers?
- 'Fantastic Four' by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. #1-102 (1962-1970) Photo : Courtesy of Marvel. No run in comic book history was as consequential as Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's work on Fantastic Four.
- 'Watchmen' Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. #1-12 (1986-87) Photo : Courtesy of DC Comics. Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons work is largely considered the greatest achievement in the medium ever.
- 'The Dark Knight Returns' by Frank Miller. #1-4 (1986) Photo : Frank Miller/DC Entertainment. Frank Miller made Batman cool again with his tale of an aging Dark Knight coming out of retirement to take on a corrupt Gotham, President Reagan and the Man of Steel himself.
- 'Amazing Spider-Man' by Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, John Romita and Gil Kane. 'Amazing Fantasy' #15; 'Amazing Spider-Man' #1-100 (1963-1971) Photo : Courtesy of Marvel.
Superhero comics. Superhero comics is one of the most common genres of American comic books. The genre rose to prominence in the 1930s and became extremely popular in the 1940s and has remained the dominant form of comic book in North America since the 1960s. Superhero comics feature stories about superheroes and the universes these characters ...
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