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Top Ten Comic Book Characters

There are thousands of comic characters in the existence of past to present. Many are well known, while most are more obscure to the general public. And while top lists ten are generally based on subjective opinion, there are certain cartoon characters that will be discussed in this article that are worthy of this distinction by most standards. These are in random order.

Superman - can not in any way be a top ten list of comic characters without the Man of Steel. It is one of the first (possibly the first) to grace the world superhero four colors, and So his story is one of the richest. He is also one of the most popular, both in comics and around the world as seen by the general public. He represents truth, justice, justice and morality. And although many find it difficult to relate to him, those same people look up to admire its features and her selfless spirit.

Batman - not so altruistic, but just as popular and loved is the Dark Knight. You can not always do the right thing, or what do correctly, but his motives are always pure, and his intention is always clear. The hero of a man of thought, but also a war hero. He is well rounded and complete, and a little gritty, so we like.

Spider-Man - The boy next door, the common man, the boy a big geek Most of us can relate to the expiration of the odds and becomes a big thing. Spider-Man gives us hope that we can achieve the same greatness in our special way. He is truly a standard bearer and a true hero at heart, always trying to do right, but often horribly spoiling, which shows that it is human being, and therefore more and more endearing him to our hearts.

Lex Luthor - The arch-nemesis of the 'Blue Boyscout, Superman, Lex Luthor is all evil money wrapped in a neatly pressed, expensive suit. It is diabolically clever and vicious, and never allowed to sleep on the job Supes. Cementation his legacy as one of the greatest villains of all time, Luthor has been our loyalty to the depth of his character and purpose driven.

Captain America - Maybe not as popular in modern times as it was in the days of World War II when it first appeared in the comic scene, but still a symbol of America and the classic comics of Gold and Silver ages. Captain America moves and what the world looks a little different than the rest of us. He sees things as they should be on your mind, it is not always the most popular view. He is often portrayed as a boy scout, but really it is much deeper that, and that's where the appeal.

Wolverine - Overeating or not, Logan is one of the most popular comic characters books in existence today. When first exploded onto the scene in the revitalization of X-Men quickly gained a fan base eternal because of the difference it brought to the table. He not your typical hero-gooder, but he always does fight for just causes. It's temperamental, sometimes insecure, rude, crude and unpredictable. It is a solitary with a heart of gold and a penchant for violence. It is an anti-hero who is not shit, but at the same time who cares deeply those around them. And those complexities that make you stand out in our minds.

Wonder Woman - The widely received first female superhero, Wonder Woman is by far the most popular female comic book character to date. She comes from a world where women are dominant, which gained its popularity from the beginning of the liberation movement of women. She is head to head and toe to toe with any man superheroes, and she appeared to them many times. She is a strong, beautiful heroine, being clever and feminine but with a suit that has become more of an icon.

The Joker - The thorn in the side of Batman rightly deserves a place in this list for his epic battles with the "masked crusader." Of all the comic book superhero characters in the field, there is not quite like the Joker. It's insane, demented and ruthless, but charming, soft and elegant at the same time. He is a mass murderer and a child murderer, and is obsessed with Batman. He's too I do not want crazy!

The Flash - If underoos, and T-shirts are any indication, The Flash is one of the most notable and popular iconic characters comic of all time. He is a fan-favorite comic book readers and non comic fans alike. It is known throughout the world and its trademark red dress circle white and yellow lightning instantly recognized. But more than appearance, is its power and ingenuity that the land in this list. It is one of the original superhero comic relief in the genre with his sarcastic and humorous jokes that rivals that of Spider-Man. Who does not love the super-speed? It is the best at what he does.

The Incredible Hulk - Mr. Green Genes have to do this list simply because of their iconic status in the comic world and beyond. He is a classic hero who has gained notoriety through comic books, television and film. And with the popularity of the second Hulk movie which has just published its single star will continue to grow. Couple that with massive success and the Incredible Hulk Planet is a force to be reckoned with. Whether its intense power, or dynamics between power and the weak, but intelligent alter-ego Bruce Banner, we love you, no matter what.

There are many other comic book characters could easily have made this list, such as Magneto, Iron Man, Robin, Green Lantern, Professor X and others. The names represented above, however, are undoubtedly some of the most great comic book characters ever created.

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