TOP TEN COMIC BOOK SUPERHEROES

Started by Dr.Teufel Geist, July 17, 2009, 10:52:05 PM

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Hepcat

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DC Superhero bread stickers were issued in 1978 by several bakeries including Sunbeam, Taystee and Langendorf. I have complete thirty sticker sets of the Sunbeam, Taystee and unbranded variants but I don't at this time have any Langendorf stickers.

Here are front and back scans of my Wonder Woman cards from the Sunbeam and Taystee branded sets:





Here are various other scans:







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Dr.Cyclops

#76
How about...
Top 10 Favorite Super-Villains:
Thanos
Magneto
Ultron
Juggernaut
Power Man
Count Nefaria
Whirlwind
Living Laser
Sandman
"A Castle without a Crypt is like a Unicorn without a Horn" ~ Professor Abronsius

Zackuth

Quote from: Dr.Cyclops on February 04, 2014, 07:23:37 PM
How about...
Top 10 Favorite Super-Villains:

OK...How about this

1.  Dr. Doom
and 9 more to round out the list (in no particular order)
2.  Annihilus
3.  Bullseye
4.  Hobgoblin
5.  Galactus
6.  Terrax
7.  Ultron
8.  Magneto
9.  Mephisto
10.  Wizard
"Listen to them; the children of the night.  What music they make!"  Dracula

Hepcat

Those two lists are far too Marvel-centric for my liking. Here in alphabetical order by hero is my list of a baker's dozen villains:

Catwoman (Batman)
Joker (Batman)
Mad Hatter (Batman)
Mole Man (Fantastic Four)
Captain Cold (Flash)
Trickster (Flash)
Weather Wizard (Flash)
Star Sapphire (Green Lantern)
Paste-Pot Pete (Human Torch)
Green Goblin (Spider-Man)
Enchantress (Thor)
Loki (Thor)
Cheetah (Wonder Woman)

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CreepysFan

Quote from: Dr.Cyclops on February 04, 2014, 07:23:37 PM
Top 10 Favorite Super-Villains:
   
  Joker (Batman)
Chaos (Vampirella)
The Brain (Doom Patrol)
Submainer (Fantastic Four)
Mr.103 (Doom Patrol)
Chemo (Metal Men)
Bluto (Popeye)
Magneto (X-Men)
Blood Red Queen of Hearts (Vampirella)
Cheetah (Wonder Woman)
Ultron (Avengers)
" THIS BLANKET IS A NECESSITY.  IT KEEPS ME FROM CRACKING UP." - LINUS VAN PELT

Hepcat

Any list with Cheetah, the Brain and Chemo on it is rad in my books!

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Hepcat

Valentine's Day is but two days away!  Here therefore are some scans of cards featuring Wonder Woman from the series of 48 DC Superhero greeting cards Mark 1 released in 1978:





















Here are scans of a few including Superman or Batman as well:













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Hepcat

Here are scans of some of my Mark 1 greeting cards featuring Superman:

















Including some with a friend or two:













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Hepcat

Here for Valentine's Day are scans of some of my Mark 1 greeting cards featuring Batman:

























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Hepcat

Here are a few photos of my Batman Book and Record Sets including some of the interior pages:











Here are a few photographs of my Superman Book and Record Set:













And here are pictures of my Wonder Woman LPs:

















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Hepcat

Here are scans of some of my 1966 Donruss Marvel Super Heroes cards and the wrapper:





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Count Zero

#87
my top ten...

1)miracleman
2)orion
3)conan (savage sword)
4)metron
5)rorschach
6)earth 2 superman
7)swamp thing
8)aza chorn
9)earth 30 batman
10)demon etrigan
looking for vhs recordings of tnt's monstervision with joe bob briggs

Sean

1. Superman
2. Batman
3. Spiderman
4. Aquaman
5. Hulk
6. Wonder Woman
7. Thor
8. Flash
9. Captain America
10. Shazam
      Silver Surfer
      Iron Man
      Robin
      Green Lantern
      Plastic Man
      Budman
      Zan
      Jana


ChristineBCW

Jack Kirby's NEW GODS, with Orion as the very strange hero.  Scott Free is part of that mystery, too.  I just wish Kirby had a coherent end-tale and had been given the time to deliver it in the original time-frame.  I always had the feeling that War Dogs was a cobbled-together shrug-of-his-shoulders attempt to placate Fourth World fans instead of resembling his original vision.  If he had one.  That's perhaps the bigger IF...

I'd also look at his Jason Blood THE DEMON as another interesting character, and another tale that seemed to go... well... nowhere.  Starts good, sputters, fizzles and get left by the wayside, with a seemingly all-to0-familiar excuse of "lack of sales prevents continuation of the promised story..."

Then, uh, why was DC saying, "Oh well, just because the others collapsed 'due to sales', let's have OMAC and all the others..."

Kirby's early 1970s work always gets my highest attention - and the subsequent scrutiny.