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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 09:41:42 2019 No.105648905 View Reply Original Report

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Has Spider-man supplanted Superman as "The Superhero"?

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 09:56:58 No.105648981 Report

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>>105648905
nah superman is still the best

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:01:50 No.105649008 Report

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>>105648905
Absolutely not. Much as I hate to admit it, Superman is the most iconic super hero, and that won't likely change in our era. Much like Hercules or Gilgamesh before him.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:07:53 No.105649047 Report

Quoted By: >>105650673

>>105648905
Superman is the archetype everyone thinks when they hear 'superhero'
Cape, tights, super strength, flight and being stupidly good and helpful

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:11:39 No.105649066 Report

Quoted By: >>105649087 >>105650673

>>105648905
He wouldn't even be considered The Superhero in marvel

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:14:56 No.105649087 Report

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>>105649066
But this is wrong. You'd have to have been born in 2004+ AND retarded to actually believe this.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:27:13 No.105649177 Report

Quoted By: >>105650673

>>105648905
No.

Even when the Raimiverse was the big theatrical superhero movie (which it was until the Nolanverse), it wasn't the case.

Spidey IS very popular but there's a reason that people refer to is a SUPER hero and/or refer to it as CAPE shit.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:29:08 No.105649191 Report

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>>105649087
Not him, but he's right. Captain America is definitely much more of an archetypical superhero for Marvel than Spidey.

Spidey is an everyday guy, a joker, an easy going cool guy, he's the comic relief super hero.

He's definitely the most POPULAR marvel character, but he's not the archetypical heroic character from Marvel.

Also this thread is fucking dumb; Superman literally created the cape genre and has been it's icon for almost a century. Asking if Spider-Man has replaced him now just because he's popular is like someone from the 90s asking if the X-Men have supplanted the Justice League as "The Heroic Team"

As popular as The Avengers are, for example, they'll always be "Marvel's Justice League", that's how icons work.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:32:51 No.105649221 Report

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>>105649191
But he said THE Superhero. I took that to mean Marvel's most recognized and iconic to their brand, not the "Superhero ideal", and Spider-Man is most certainly Marvel's chief mascot still.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:33:11 No.105649225 Report

Quoted By: >>105649248

>>105648905
Yes. And not recently. Superman is not even the most known dc hero nowadays

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:36:06 No.105649247 Report

Quoted By: >>105649675

>>105649221
Spider-Man is the most popular but he's not the most iconic. He's not the focus of most of the events, he's not a character featured in a large number of comics at the same time, he's not the usual member of the Avengers, he's not part of Marvel's trinity. He's just really, really popular. There's a difference.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:36:24 No.105649248 Report

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>>105649225
Well now I wouldn't say that.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:36:39 No.105649251 Report

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>>105649221
>But he said THE Superhero. I took that to mean Marvel's most recognized and iconic to their brand, not the "Superhero ideal"
That's not what "THE" Superhero means, and if it is then OP worded it poorly.
Saying something is the new "The X" means it is the new icon that represents what X is, and if we're talking superheros, that is still, and will always be, superman.
Just like when we think "greek demigods" we think of Hercules, and when we think of "evil dictators" we think of Hitler, when we talk about superheroes, Superman is the archetype our mind goes to.

If OP was asking about popularity then the thread is even dumber, because it's pretty obvious that Superman's popularity is pretty low right now.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:36:50 No.105649253 Report

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>>105649191
The most iconic superhero team has always been the x-men.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:36:56 No.105649255 Report

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>>105648905
Nope

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:37:53 No.105649263 Report

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>>105649248
Sorry supes but it is not 1978 anymore unfortunately. Now DC is completely detective comics.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:38:23 No.105649268 Report

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>>105649253
That is absolute rubbish; you either don't know what iconic means or you're just plain wrong.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:40:12 No.105649276 Report

Quoted By: >>105649289

No. Superman is synyonmous with superhero and Kryptonite is synonymous with weakness. This alone dwarfs Spider-Man’s cultural influence because it is language itself

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:40:24 No.105649278 Report

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>>105649191
People cared about JL only for the cartoon. Jsa and TT has always been more beloved and important in the dc context

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:40:27 No.105649279 Report

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>>105649268
Yeah it's clearly The Inhumans. What a boob that guy is.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:42:06 No.105649289 Report

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>>105649276
I even forgot Bizarro being synonymous with opposite. I don’t know why some people on /co/ want Spider-Man to be this big thing all the time . I see posts like this a lot. The fact you even have to ask or talk about it means he will never have the cultural presence of Superman

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:42:45 No.105649299 Report

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If I ask you to draw a burger, you'll draw a very classic, nice looking cartoony burger. It doesn't matter if most people nowadays order a completely different type of sandwich, that's what you'll draw.

If I ask you to draw a house, you'll draw a very classic looking "triangle roof and square base" house, it doesn't matter if most of the world now lives in apartments or completely different looking houses, that's the iconic idea of house we have.

If I ask you to draw a superhero, you'll draw a fucking dude flying with a cape and a symbol on his chest, because that's how icons work.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:43:24 No.105649306 Report

Quoted By: >>105649311 >>105649313

>>105649268
Not him but he is right tho. The most iconic teams before the mcu explosion were the FF and the X-men.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:44:05 No.105649311 Report

Quoted By: >>105649348

>>105649278
That's missing the point. No one is discussing what is more popular or has more fans, we're talking about being a symbol, representing a concept.

>>105649306
You don't know what iconic means.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:44:27 No.105649313 Report

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>>105649306
The FF were on a major decline during the 90s from what I recall.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:46:06 No.105649325 Report

Quoted By: >>105649353

>>105649191
>marvel's justice league
Maybe in the '60s. Now it's the opposite like the Dc's subreddit guide states.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:47:43 No.105649348 Report

Quoted By: >>105649360 >>105649368

>>105649311
I still say your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is more iconic to Marvel's brand and style than Cap, even if he is the more classic take on the idea. Spidey is the iconic street level young hero AND the original superhero quipster. However you feel about that, it's a pretty big fucking deal.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:48:21 No.105649353 Report

Quoted By: >>105649382 >>105649392 >>105649414

>>105649325
Maybe if kids who were born during the Avengers boom keep using the Avengers as a reference for superhero teams for years and a complete cultural reversal happens, but right now the Justice League has decades of pop culture ingrained in the minds of anyone older than 18 to lose its place, a fucking subreddit guide can fuck right off.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:48:56 No.105649360 Report

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>>105649348
And yes I realize Superheroes like Batman were quippy first, but Spider-Man made it a part of his superhero identity in a way that no one before him really succeeded in doing.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:48:58 No.105649361 Report

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>>105648905
Yeah

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:49:26 No.105649364 Report

Quoted By: >>105649371 >>105649376

>>105649191
Good post until the end. The Justice League is now DC’s Avengers. Don’t blow against the wind.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:50:01 No.105649368 Report

Quoted By: >>105649389

>>105649348
You just made a completely different point than what we're arguing. No one is saying spider-man isn't the iconic young quipster hero, of course he is. OP is asking if he's THE iconic superhero, the ideal image of superhero, and he isn't, it's Superman, and the closest Marvel has to that is captain america.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:51:21 No.105649371 Report

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>>105649364
This

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:52:01 No.105649376 Report

Quoted By: >>105649408

>>105649364
You're confusing popularity with symbolism. The Justice League is still the archetypical superhero team, it doesn't matter if The Avengers are much more popular right now.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:52:36 No.105649382 Report

Quoted By: >>105650363

>>105649353
But they are the DC subreddit. They are like the dalai lama of dc fans. They are wise and right

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:53:29 No.105649389 Report

Quoted By: >>105649410

>>105649368
This is getting dangerously close to "there's only one true superhero archetype", and I agree with you that no one is ever going to touch Superman, including Spidey, but the guy I was responding to was saying that Spider-Man is not MARVEL'S most iconic hero. And just in terms of that much narrower definition, street level young Spider-Man fits that bill.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:54:00 No.105649392 Report

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>>105649353
You’re fucking delusional buddy. Justice League comics were never a big deal and people only cared about them through the cartoon. The Avengers movies on the other hand are the biggest thing to ever happen to cinema and absolute zeitgeist. From now into the future, Avengers will be synonymous with Super Team. Fuck me, X-Men was more iconic as a Super Team than Justice League pre-MCU

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:54:11 No.105649393 Report

Quoted By: >>105649436 >>105649449

>no fun AAA Superman game that finally gets his character right

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:56:02 No.105649408 Report

Quoted By: >>105649442

>>105649376
And YOU don’t see the relationship between the two. The cultural influence of the MCU and Avengers has made that brand a massive symbol, eclipsing whatever the Justice League was. I think you want to believe your cartoon is more important than it was

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:56:11 No.105649410 Report

Quoted By: >>105649432 >>105649433

>>105649389
>but the guy I was responding to was saying that Spider-Man is not MARVEL'S most iconic hero
No, I wasn't, I said Cap is more of an archetypical hero than spidey is.

>>105649392
wew, there's so much to unpack here that I'm just not going to

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:57:00 No.105649414 Report

Quoted By: >>105649461

>>105649353
X-Men always had more relevance than the Justice League. Avengers now have more relevance than both nowadays.

Heck, the Justice League wasn't even the main DC superhero team until the 90s. Teen Titans used to sell more.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:57:34 No.105649418 Report

Quoted By: >>105649443

>>105649392
Ehh. I'm not going to straight up say you're wrong because I don't know, but Superfriends wasn't THAT unpopular a cartoon, was it? I feel like it gets parodied in pop culture as the default "Superhero team" much more than X-Men does.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:59:32 No.105649432 Report

Quoted By: >>105649461

>>105649410
I don’t even like the MCU, I just don’t have my head in the sand, or in your case, up your ass

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:59:40 No.105649433 Report

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>>105649410
>No, I wasn't, I said Cap is more of an archetypical hero than spidey is.
Okay, fair enough, I misunderstood then.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 10:59:53 No.105649436 Report

Quoted By: >>105649640

>>105649393
yeah i'm also bothered by this. it really shouldn't be that hard to make a decent game about a flying brick type character

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:00:33 No.105649442 Report

Quoted By: >>105649459

>>105649408
>And YOU don’t see the relationship between the two
There is one, but not in the way you think. An icon is an icon, superman is ingrained in our fucking language and culture. The word superhero derives from him, for fuck's sake. Something being really popular for a couple of years doesn't completely override almost a century of pop culture, my dude.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:00:45 No.105649443 Report

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>>105649418
Superfriends are iconic as a joke

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:01:37 No.105649449 Report

Quoted By: >>105649640

>>105649393
What game is Rocksteady making?

It seems like it's a superhero team that isn't JL nor Suicide Squad (nor possibly Teen Titans).

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:02:59 No.105649459 Report

Quoted By: >>105649484

>>105649442
Do you know WHY Superman is such a big deal? He’s heads and shoulders the best selling superhero. He’s sold 600 million issues. Second place is Batman at 450. THATS how you become iconic. You move numbers. And that’s why the Avengers is iconic, and the Justice League isn’t

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:03:30 No.105649461 Report

Quoted By: >>105649496

>>105649414
No one is talking about relevance or popularity, we're talking about archetypes.
Also
>the Justice League wasn't even the main DC superhero team until the 90s
That is pretty ignorant, and wrong.

>>105649432
If I had to pick one side, I'd actually say I'm more of a Marvel fan than DC, even though I enjoy both. I'm not trying to defend DC here, Marvel is infinitely more popular right now, but that's not what we're discussing, and you can't realize that because you're dumb as fuck.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:07:26 No.105649484 Report

Quoted By: >>105649513

>>105649459
>Do you know WHY Superman is such a big deal? He’s heads and shoulders the best selling superhero
He's the best selling hero because he is iconic, not the other way around. Superman created the fucking genre, defined the tropes and shaped everything that was to be. Do you think Sherlock Holmes is the most popular investigative character right now? If you went to a high school and asked around, probably not a single kid has ever fucking read a Doyle book in their life but they all probably watched some popoular investigative series from Netflix or some shit. But if you ask anyone "name a fictional detective", 9 out of 10 would say sherlock holmes because that's what being fucking iconic means.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:09:09 No.105649496 Report

Quoted By: >>105649610

>>105649461
Who’s dumb as fuck? All you have is conjecture, some vague criteria about what is iconic and what isn’t based on whatever you say, which is impossible to “disprove”. You disregard any sort of quantifiable measurement to the contrary, because again, you say so. Fuck yourself and this thread.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:10:40 No.105649513 Report

Quoted By: >>105649549 >>105649551

>>105649484
That’s fine. Avengers are still the super team and time will show that. Go yell at clouds

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:11:33 No.105649519 Report

Quoted By: >>105649549

>>105649392
This. That guy is a JL fag or a very delusional guy

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:16:35 No.105649549 Report

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>>105649513
You're the one saying the Justice League were "never a big deal" and that The Avengers CHANGED CINEMA.

>>105649513
Why are you guys so defensive? This isn't a competition, and yeah, The Avengers will become icons with time, Thanos will probably become as iconic as Darth Vader in time, but right now "The Superhero" is still superman because he's the archetype that defines the concept of superhero, that's what we're discussing.

>>105649519
I don't even read Justice League, but you have to be actively trying to be wrong to think they're not the archetypical super team; this has nothing to do with popularity or taste.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:17:12 No.105649551 Report

Quoted By: >>105649561 >>105649653

>>105649513
Teen titans has been more iconic than the JL. Only time somebody fucking cared about the justice league is when they were a bunch of b and z listers. And the group was created because: let's do the jsa again with present heroes!
>Jl, the most iconic team
Fuck me, good joke.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:19:09 No.105649561 Report

Quoted By: >>105649594

>>105649551
You keep talking about popularity and missing the point

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:24:07 No.105649594 Report

Quoted By: >>105649610 >>105649646

>>105649561
Iconicity is inherently linked with popularity. There is no way something can be Iconic but not popular.

Or well, you can. You can be Iconic as a joke, like Superfriends.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:27:03 No.105649610 Report

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>>105649496
You're the oen who seems to not grasp the concept of iconic.

If you watch a TV show today, in 2019, and some dude is playing video games, chances are it will make some shitty Atari/NES bleeps and bloops, even though we've had CD quality sound in vidya for over two decades, because that's iconic. That's the "video game sound" archetype. Just like "losing a life" "getting a 1-up" and "scoring points" is an iconic video game feature, even though video games haven't been like that for years.

>>105649594
They are linked, but they're not the same thing which is what I'm arguing The icon becomes popular, but it's origin may not remain popular, and something that is very popular does not automatically become an icon.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:31:16 No.105649640 Report

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>>105649436
It's very hard to make a game for a character as powerful as Supes, unless you somehow make an excuse for every enemy having kryptonite or something.
>>105649449
It might just be a new IP, they probably want to move away from DC stuff so they won't forever be known for DC Games (or not I don't know, they've said fuck-all about their next game).

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:32:24 No.105649646 Report

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>>105649594
>There is no way something can be Iconic but not popular
Of course there is! Icons outlive their own popularity when they become, well, icons. It's why the shower scene in psycho is more famous than the movie itself, it's why a lot of people know who Elvis is and what he looked like, but probably never listened to a single song of his, it's why every kid nowadays knows who the Beatles were but probably don't listen to them; Icons are icons, they're symbols, they're memes that got ingrained in the shared pop culture sub-conscious and were stripped of their original context to become a meaning onto themselves. It's why Superman represents the archetypical Superhero to basically everyone, even though most people have never read a Superman comic book.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:33:13 No.105649653 Report

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>>105649551
>Only time somebody fucking cared about the justice league is when they were a bunch of b and z listers

because it was better. i mean i like some morrison issues but jli is a far more interesting lineup and more entertaining overall, imo

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:35:22 No.105649669 Report

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>>105649640

Just take him off earth. Superman has been shoehorned into his iconic original incarnation of the super good hero, but I think he works best as a John Carter\flash gordn esque space hero, exploring new worlds and fighting creatures and beings so otherworldly as to challenge his strength.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:36:20 No.105649675 Report

Quoted By: >>105649775 >>105649855

>>105649221
>>105649247
Funny how he needed Iron Man to sell his new movie tho

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:37:58 No.105649681 Report

Quoted By: >>105649832

>>105649640
They need to go all out for a Supes game, and think outside the box. It has to move away from the traditional "move around small spaces punching a bunch of weak dudes" like Spidey and Batman; that works for them, but that's just lame and clunky for Superman, you'll either make the game way too easy, or make Supes look extremely weak.

You gotta go for a full blown Tenakichi Budokai 3 1-on-1 destructive slugfest; have him fighting Doomsday on a completely destructible Metropolis, fight Darkseid all over Apokolips, fucking blast Brainiac through the frozen ruins of a long forgotten civilization, and for fuck's sake GIVE HIM SOME SPACE. Make the game be about traveling from planet to planet instead of moving him around some shitty city.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:47:04 No.105649724 Report

Quoted By: >>105649859

>>105649640
Jason Schreier said it was a DC property.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:54:53 No.105649775 Report

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>>105649675
He didn't since the name would sell alone, but Sony had their pickings for an A-tier MCU hero in the contract and they chose Robert Downey Jr.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 11:59:31 No.105649808 Report

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>>105648905
has dragonball started ripping off spider-man stuff yet?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:02:32 No.105649832 Report

Quoted By: >>105649881

>>105649681
I agree, but you would also have to have something in between those fights, not necessarily beat-em-up stages, but other game mechanics that show off what he can do besides fighting 1 on 1. Maybe have a mission where you have to take down a gigantic ship in space, or some puzzles that require more brainpower than plain strength.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:05:44 No.105649851 Report

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>>105648905
For gen Z, yes. For Millennials and up, no.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:06:44 No.105649855 Report

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>>105649675
They needed to spice things up, remember only a few years prior the ASM movies were a thing.
No one wanted to see the same story all over and again.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:07:02 No.105649859 Report

Quoted By: >>105650236

>>105649724
It's owned by WB, so it could be anything from LotR to Scooby Doo.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:11:26 No.105649879 Report

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>>105648905
This thread is full of dumbass dctards sperging out, but...

No.

Except outside of the US, where he absolutely is and has been for years.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:12:15 No.105649881 Report

Quoted By: >>105649963

>>105649832
>Maybe have a mission where you have to take down a gigantic ship in space, or some puzzles that require more brainpower than plain strength.

So QTE's? that is basically what it will become. And puzzles have been a bane for superhero games like in PS4 Spider-Man and Arkham Knight which draws the over reliance in the bat-mobile gripe that game had.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:25:18 No.105649963 Report

Quoted By: >>105650071

>>105649881
>So QTE's? that is basically what it will become
You could build an entire level around taking down a mothership, disabling it's defences and mowing down hundreds of drone ships dogfight style. All I'm saying is that there has to be something in between the big grand boss battles.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:44:28 No.105650067 Report

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>>105648905
I'm sure Superman and then (way after Superman) Batman are still more famous in the world, but all the kids have always liked Spider-Man better.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 12:45:06 No.105650071 Report

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>>105649963
That doesn't sound fun at all though for a game with the feats superman can do. But that is the problem when doing a Superman game.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 13:08:51 No.105650236 Report

Quoted By: >>105650609

>>105649859
Do you know who Jason Schreier is? He has been saying it's a superhero team game based on a DC property (that isn't JL). He is a news editor of Kotaku, and despite their reputation, everyone know that if he says something, it's probably true.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 13:29:00 No.105650363 Report

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>>105649382
>using reddit as the basis of your argument
stop

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 13:34:14 No.105650408 Report

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>>105649191
There's an argument to be made for Superman still being THE superhero, but the Justice League? They never reached that level of popularity.
The Avengers is the most popular and iconic superhero team of all time, whether DCfags like it or not.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 13:58:26 No.105650609 Report

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>>105650236
I actually didn't know that, thanks.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 14:04:15 No.105650664 Report

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>>105648905
No but he's more popular than Superman, easily.

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 14:05:17 No.105650673 Report

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>>105648981
>>105649008
>>105649047
>>105649066
>>105649177
>>105649191
>>105649248
>>105649255
>absolute state of supercucks
spiderman and ironman reign supreme
any deniers are being disingenuous

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 14:14:32 No.105650764 Report

Quoted By: >>105651053

You guys understand that every single marvel character aside x-men, Hulk and Spiderman will be forgotten once mouse stop spending money on promoting mcu, right?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 14:33:09 No.105650956 Report

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>>105649640
Just make a game like the DBZ games with supermans most powerful villains. Problem solved

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 14:40:50 No.105651053 Report

Quoted By: >>105651269

>>105650764
>Implying that won't also happen with all DC characters except Batman and Superman

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 14:57:41 No.105651269 Report

Quoted By: >>105651575

>>105651053
WW, Aquaman and Flash will still be iconic. Most of Batfamily and part of Superman family too.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 15:00:10 No.105651303 Report

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>>105648905
Spidey has supplanted Superman as the people’s superhero, but Superman is still the archetypal one.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 15:04:18 No.105651354 Report

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>>105650673
Iron Man? Really? His comics are shit and so are his movies past the first one

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 15:05:43 No.105651375 Report

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>>105648905
No. Spiderman is a meme character.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 15:06:41 No.105651385 Report

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He already did that over 50 years ago

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 15:21:44 No.105651575 Report

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>>105651269
>aquaman and flash iconic
The absolute state of DCucks

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Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 16:23:55 No.105652316 Report

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>>105648905
Spidey is more popular across the globe BUT Supes coded the superhero archetype, meaning pastiches of his likeness are still recognized by people nearly everywhere as "hero".

Can't get that with Spidey's suit.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 16:50:12 No.105652625 Report

Quoted By: >>105652844

Three most popular heroes. I don't see this changing anytime soon.

1. Superman
2. Batman
3. Spiderman

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 31 Jan 2019 17:06:55 No.105652844 Report

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>>105652625
Not in this order anon

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