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Originally, the Green Lanterns were vulnerable to anything yellow. Hal Jordan overcame this fear. And, now all Lanterns have overcame it. Except, for the New Recruits, who eventually overcome it.

Also, recently, it is known, that the Manhunter's can suck the power out of Green Lantern Rings.

Red Lantern Rings, can also dissolve the power.

Also, A ring can only hold a charge for around 24 Earth hours.

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No, there is no romance between Wonder Woman and Batman in the main continuity of DC comics. Diana has had some flirtation with Arthur (Aquaman), and in some Elsewords comics has a relationship with Superman. As far as I know, she has no other canon romantic relationships within the Justice League.

Diana Prince. She is a Lieutenant in Army Intelligence, the TV version was a Wave G-2 officer also lieutenancy rank. of course in real life she is Princess Diana - of the Amazons of Themyscira Island. She acts very highbrow and makes intelligent comments one would expect of a G-2 type- for example in one episode about an outsized firecracker she remarked ( Must be used for experimental purposes!) that:s talking like a G-2 officer, not a commoner. Her superior, Major (later Colonel) Steve Trevor seems to be frequently alternated from intellogence to regular flying USAF duties. Wonder Woman often has to bail Steve out (pun intended) when his ejection seat malfunctions, etc.. By the way the Navy intelligence service is called ONI (Office of Naval intelligence) and not G-2. G-2 is restricted to Army and Air forces, the (Ground grabbers and airmen).

The Joker most commonly symbolizes chaos. The opposite end of the spectrum to Batman. Batman is Bruce Wayne, who traveled the world and developed his body and mind through sheer willpower, focus and knowledge, whereas The Joker is an unnamed individual with no genuine origin who suddenly appears and starts killing people for reasons that only make sense to him.

He also represents escalation. More specifically, the escalation of Batman. Whether or not the next step in putting on a costume and beating up the bad guys is Batman himself becoming an outlaw or a even a psychotic. He's the fear of chaos to Batman's organized crusade.

These are all classic themes presented throughout Batman lore, as well as in the recent picture The Dark Knight.

Yes , Viggo Mortenson was originally considered for the role of General Zod . See related link below ,

Let me ask you a question: why do you want to become a superhero? There are lots of ways to do it explained in the comics and on shows like Heroes, but the truth is, we can be super-heroic just as humans, by doing things that a lot of other people don't do... being truly kind, helping others, and saving other people from pain and anguish where possible. That is what we need in this world... not a few people who can fly and beat up bad guys, but real people who care and try to make things better rather than worse.

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The real way to become a super hero is by doing what you know is the right thing even if no one else will. It'll put an impression on people. Yeah...just be nice to people and you're a superhero.

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When I was about 11 or 12, I wanted to be a Hero [super-heroes need super-powers] ... someone like a mixture of Tarzan, Phantom and the Panther.

At about 14, I found all these different articles - old heaters and different things that were stored in our washing house that we weren't using. I called myself The Red Star, and drew the perfect 5 point star in red and wrote a message on papers. At nighttime, I climbed over all the people's fences in our block, quieted their animals where necessary, slipped along their pathways, opened their back doors where I could [fortunately it was in summer and doors were not locked] and placed both note and article inside their back rooms.

That was my young career as a 'super-hero' - it all occurred over only a few nights ... but I just couldn't help laughing when I was talking a few days later to one of my young friends up the road, who said that he threw some junk item that the people 'next door' tossed over his fence [and that they had thrown it back again!!!]

Well, I was 22 before I did anything similar anonymously again.

Two of us building missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints decided one night we'd leave a surprise for all our fellow workers and supervisors for the next morning. We re-appeared at the site one night and loaded up more and more levels of scaffolding with the bricks, blocks and other things needed for the spire that we were building at the time. Well, we both had a real chuckle when they all turned up the next morning and stood around wondering and puzzling over the work that had been done during the previous night.

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No one can actually fly through the air, bend steel, or have other super powers.But you can make a start by helping people.

Technically, Batman has never actually died, although there are multiple times when he has thought to be dead. The most famous and recent is the miniseries "Final Crisis," in which the villain Darkseid blasted the Dark Knight with his Omega Beams. Instead of killing him, the blast sent Batman back in time, where he struggled to return to his own time in the miniseries "The Return of Bruce Wayne."

No, Robin and Blackfire do NOT kiss. There is, however, a moment in the episode Blackfire intros in that Starfire sees the shadows of Robin and Blackfire kissing, but I assure you that no actual kissing takes place.

Both Marvel and DC have characters that everyone has heard of. For DC they are Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. For Marvel they are the X-Men, Spider-Man, Iron Man, and The Incredible Hulk. In the mainstream I would say Marvel wins out though. They have had more success over all in the area of blockbuster movies. This brings characters to kid's sneakers, billboards, popcorn buckets, etc. The increased marketing helps make certain characters more of a household name.

Answer: Relatively speaking the most recognizable names from the USA are Nixon, Bush, and Superman. DC characters are infamously more recognizable, and relatively household names; however, Marvel generally sells more comics, and does better in overall marketing. I would label Marvel as the more popular comics company.

I think personally DC is more popular then marvel except for in films but not tv. If you go on IMDB Arrow and Flash are both extremely popular shows. Not just that but the superman radio show and the Adam West Batman show were both popular. Super friends, justice league, batman the animated show. Batman and Superman are wayyyyyy more well known then Captain America and Iron Man. DC wins everyday.

As of current, Bruce Wayne is no longer batman, as he is missing from the final crisis, and he has not been with anyone, there are no hints that he has ever been with anyone because in batman beyond Bruce Wayne lives alone and does not have any sin of ever having children living with him, although he does have a child, he and the child's mother are not together.

Not sure they ever mentioned it in the comics, but Chris Reeves and Brandon Routh both claimed to be 215 lbs. in the Superman movies, as I recall. Superman IS supposed to be pretty solidly built, so that's a fair weight for him.

Yes. There are several different people who have been Robin in Batman comics/cartoons, but the Robin from Young Justice is one of the Robins from Batman. Usually, it is the third Robin, Tim Drake.

The best way you can find out is pick up A copy of the overstreet guide. I tells you the street value of most comics, even some that are not in circulation.

Kryponite can kill superman, Magic can too. But doomsday actually killed him but he came back. I hate superman though.

Superman: The Movie- 1978

Superman II- 1980

Superman III- 1983

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace- 1987

According to a self acclaim, John Keehan of Edgewater Chicago. He was a martial arts master who died of a bleeding ulcer, brought on by his stressors. But, according to the book "Top 1000 Worlds Deadliest" #1 is the Korean War general No-Dhin-Diyhm. He was considered dangerous for his ability to gain access to a large amount of nuclear warheads easily.

HAYLEY STEVENSON IS FAR MORE DEADLY

That's a matter of opinion, isn't it? Some people would hate it. But personally, I think it'd be cool. well from experience, its pretty cool but it has its downfalls. i mean the public either looks at you in a good or bad light. and if you dont like being around people then no. i am an introvert so i hate my life. i tried to kill myself but my super skin just bounced the bullet off :/

Go back to the Penitentiary where Commissioner Gorden gave you the Cryptograchic Sequencer look down and you will a circle with bats scattered around it, Then just scan it.

Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (with Christopher Reeve)

DC's first comic book was New Fun Comics in 1935. Their first superhero comic was Action Comics #1, June 1938, featuring Superman.

Marvel Comics #1, published by Timely Comics, featured the Human Torch (not the one from the Fantastic Four) and the Sub-Mariner, and was dated October 1939. Timely Comics changed its name to Atlas Comics in the 1950s, then to Marvel Comics in 1961.

Clark Kent lives in Metropolis. Superman's 'home' could be considered his fortress of solitude at the North Pole.