Favorite character? That's a toughie.

To quote from one of my favorite articles:

Hider [+]

I’m a firm believer in the idea that super-heroes teach you things, and it’s usually a pretty simple lesson. Superman teaches you to be nice and to be a good person, because that’s the way you make things better for everyone. Batman teaches you that if you’re determined enough, and if you try your hardest, one man can change the world. Those are great guidelines, not just for storytelling, but for life.

But Spider-Man’s lesson is a little less sugar-coated, and a little more human.

Spider-Man teaches you that you’re going to screw up. It’s going to happen, and it’s going to be bad. You’re going to make bad decisions and it’s going to feel like they’re going to crush you. It’s going to hurt.

But Spider-Man also teaches you that the only way to get through it is that you never, ever quit. It’s not easy, but even if it seems impossible, you can beat anything that stands in your way. You can become the person you want to be.

As for the rest, Superman leads the pack for DC, favorite villain is probably Two-Face, and my Marvel baddie of choice would be Ultron.

Just in the knick of time time too, it would seem.

Charles Xavier, Cyclops (I LOVE Cyclops, someone let me write this guy sometime)

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Wellll. I hear this RP is severely lacking X-Men.

There we go [+]

And...of course: [+]

Aquaman

Whedon's Astonishing X-Men run was so good. You could tell he really got the X-Men, Cyclops especially.

@Blue Demon I'll give you plenty of time to binge on JLU and whichever foodstuff of your choosing before dropping my response on you. (Even though you've already seen it)

@Blue Demon I'll give you plenty of time to binge on JLU and whichever foodstuff of your choosing before dropping my response on you. (Even though you've already seen it)

@Sep Yo, this is interaction we're talking about. Not a solo arc, not a solo arc, not a solo arc, but interaction.