I found this over at Elvis's place. He's Batman. Now, Spider Man was my favorite Super Hero when I was a youngin. Dracula was my favorite monster, I've allways been a Transylvanian Patriot. He got to put his mouth on all of those womens necks too. Oh, Spider Man. They potrayed him as some mega wimp in the last movie. It's like that silly "Lips of An Angel" song that I've heard way too many times on the radio. "Oh, I'm bleeding...Everyone see me bleeding?" Come on, am I that bad?
Thankfully...
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You are Spider-ManSpider-Man |
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Superman |
| 65% |
The Flash |
| 60% |
Iron Man |
| 50% |
Robin |
| 50% |
Supergirl |
| 50% |
Hulk |
| 50% |
Green Lantern |
| 40% |
Wonder Woman |
| 35% |
Catwoman |
| 30% |
Batman |
| 15% |
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But there's more here than meets the eye
The real story is under the surface
We're all so in love with the artifice
We don't dare look too closeIn a world full of "ism's" break free to Appalachiaism
The Appalachianist...
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I agree with that assessment. I can't believe you are badmouthing Hinder's song. Did you know that there is a country version out also? If you thought the original was bad (and I don't but you seem to), don't check out that version. *shiver*
See there, Murf, the band even has a wimpy name.
supergirl? but i always liked wonderwomans outfit, and catwomans personality..geash..go ahead and bite me!
Well, a pretty extensive list, but they are missing one Super Hero. But, I'm sure that Invisible Man is also there on the list, but you just can't see him.
A.G.T. who is blogger-beta'd out of signing in.
Annon, All of us guy's liked Super Girl, Wonder Womans outfit (Is there a Wicked Weasel version?) and Cat Womans personality,amongst other things, too.
Gunner, Plastic Man...I think it would be cool to be him, but, I'd be a petroleum product...Kinda like Michael Jackson.
Cool, man. Spiderman is by far my favorite of the Marvel comic books even though I was always in the D.C. camp as a kid.
i found a 1968,july spinder man commic book on line, with madusa in it and another where he meet the scorpion,,from i think may of 1968
Elvis, I was one of those kids that was partial to Sgt Rock in the actual comics. I really didn't have any. But, a buddy of mine has quite a collection, from adulthood.
Tomkatskitten, it's the first thing in the morning and they are playinf hnder on AFN...this has to stop. Ok, back to comics. The cool thing about that was I was born between issues.
I took the, whatever, and am now a Spiderman, but really, doesn't anyone read Scrooge McDuck anymore. I am so far behind evryone, but I'm trying . . . . If I had my comics from when I was little, I would be retired as I am retired, but I would be retired with money. Who knows what evil lies in the hearts of men. The Shadow . . . .
well i did find junes a little later,they consider these to be from the silver era. you have to love the art work on the covers of these..junes caption reads "what a tangled web we weave"..they are a little expencive..i bet you would have saved a few..
I remember him Sipes. I can't remember too much.
Tomkatskitten, I can only imagine.
I wasn't much of a comics kid.
What kinda kid were you?
You are allways asking me hard questions M(urf)!
I got inot the Cowboys and Indians stuff. Oh, the fronteir was great!
so which were you a cowboy or an indian? that games the first time i was informed we had native heritage..i ran into the house and informed my mother "the only good indian is a dead indian." at which she almost showed me what counting coup was...wicked weasle..na, you're not going to get anyone into that outfit.no matter how how much truth there is to it.
Being blonde headed and all, I was allways a cowboy. Actually, I prefered the Fronteirsman. But, I always knew I had Cherokee in me. I was always fascinated with the other side.
as for the Wonder Weasel outfit, you never know.
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