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Who is the dumbest superhero?

by Lennon Wade

Who is the dumbest superhero?

These are the 15 Dumbest Superhero Origins, Ranked.

  • 8 Shanna The She-Devil.
  • 7 Squirrel Girl.
  • 6 Defensor.
  • 5 Firebrand.
  • 4 Doctor Droom.
  • 3 Wally West / Kid Flash.
  • 2 Jay Garrick.
  • 1 Badger. Norbert Sykes was a Vietnam War veteran who suffered from multiple personality disorder.

What other superheroes are there besides Marvel?

Best non-Marvel or DC comic book superheroes

  1. Shazam. (Image credit: Fawcett Comics)
  2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. (Image credit: IDW Publishing)
  3. Spawn. (Image credit: Image Comics)
  4. Hellboy. (Image credit: Dark Horse Comics)
  5. The Spirit. (Image credit: Kitchen Sink)
  6. Plastic Man. (Image credit: Quality Comics)
  7. Static.
  8. Sailor Moon.

Who is the most unpopular Marvel character?

Marvel: The 10 Most Disliked Superheroes

  1. 1 Iron Man In The Comics Is The Literal Worst.
  2. 2 Reed Richards Is All The Worst Things About ’60s White America Personified.
  3. 3 Beast Has Become One Of The Worst X-Men.
  4. 4 Doctor Druid Was Never Wanted.
  5. 5 Hank Pym Is One Of Marvel’s Least-Loved Founding Avengers.

What is the least known Marvel character?

Lesser-Known Marvel Characters / Obscure Marvel Characters

  • Mortigan Goth.
  • Baron Karza.
  • 3-D Man.
  • Mr.
  • Bi-Beast.
  • Armadillo.
  • Arkon The Magnificent.
  • Hellcow. Hellcow, or Bessie as she is also known, made her debut in Giant-Size Man-Thing #5 in 1975.

Who is the OG superhero?

Created by Lee Falk (USA), the first superhero was The Phantom, who debuted in his own newspaper comic strip on 17 Feb 1936.

What are DC superheroes?

DC superheroes such as Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, The Flash, Green Lantern and Aquaman are from this universe, as well as teams such as the Justice League and the Teen Titans.

How many superheroes are there?

Marvel Comics has a massive library of more than 7,000 characters—maybe more than 50,000 if you count one-off and ancillary superheroes, villains, and other mutants—and it seems keen to feature as many of them as possible on the big screen.