Who is your favorite Marvel SuperHero?!
Question: Mine is all of them.
From the Golden Age to Modern!
Answers: Mine is all of them.
From the Golden Age to Modern!
I have a fondness for golden age stories about Prince Namor, but I really wish the Thin Man had had more than a single appearance; the only Thin Man story from the golden age is very entertaining and I would like to have seen Klaus Nordling handle the character on a regular basis, just to see if he could continue coming up with new ways for his hero to use his rather dubious power.
I'm not much for current Marvel stories, and most Marvel characters of whom I'm fond are products of the silver age: Quicksilver; Giant-Man (still my favorite version of any Henry Pym alter ego) and the Wonderful Wasp; Hawkeye; Red Wolf; Hercules (the poor man's Thor); the android Vision; Spider-Man (for whom I lost my affection not long after Steve Ditko left the series); the Thing (who I did not like initially but who grew on me); Black Panther; Cyclops; the Beast (once he became more animal-like in form, which was an early Bronze age development); Black Knight.
I have also enjoyed some off-the-wall characters such as El Aguilar (one of only a few Hispanic mutants, and a character obviously based on Zorro); Razorback (an outlandish hero, who I would love to see revived); Mystique (who was well handled in the X-Factor title); Shard (who raises some interesting questions about when life ends and when artificial intelligence begins); Brother Voodoo (the only Haitian hero).
If pressed into a corner and instructed to pick just one Marvel character, I would go with Hawkeye. Hawkeye has grown over the years, going from being an insecure communist dupe (probably the worst thing a person could be back when he was introduced), to being an obnoxious jerk, to his final transformation to someone you would want to watch your back for you, the team player par excellence. Characters who actually grow and change in comic books are fairly rare, and I'll admit that I didn't like Hawkeye a bit until 'Avengers' #49, when the chips were down and Hawkeye stuck by his fellow Avengers through thick and thin. Later he proved his merit with some other teams, including the Defenders; the West Coast Avengers; the Great Lakes Avengers; one version of the Thunderbolts. To me Hawkeye is the living example of what it means to be an Avenger, and I regarded the Avengers as the best of Marvel's many teams.
Spiderman
Idk if you can call him a superhero,but I like Eternity.
He's the whole marvel universe!
Spiderman, Silver Surfer, and Cyclops
I've always seemed to like the lesser known heroes the best. Right now my favorite Marvel hero would be Cannonball.
spiderman
Spider-Man and Wolverine
I like X-Men from the 90's, the one where Jim Lee did the character desigs.
Mephisto!
He's a hero in my book!
My favourite marvel characters are Archangel and Quicksilver.
I love archangel because he was one of the first mutants to show his wings/powers to the world and he was probably the first that was "accepted" by society (before Apocalypse changed him).
Quicksilver, I just love this personality and his powers.
Wolverine!
He's a Canuck!
This is ALWAYS a hard question for me to answer. I am always caught between Captain America and Iron Man. Both heroes are very possible as being "real" in sense of powers, abilities, the iron armor, etc. Both have good personalities, but I usually boil it down to Captain America because he has an outstanding moral stature. Plus, he is only one of very few human mortals who has been able to lift Thor's hammer, Mjolnir. Only those who are deemed worthy can lift it. Also, Cap faced Thanos, by himself, and he defeated him! Most of the Marvel heroes are great, but Cap has always stood out to me.
Iron Man, because he's not as black-and-white as the other heroes. He's a good guy, but he's not above using his wealth and influence to achieve an end. I've always enjoyed the shades of gray in his personality.