Best superhero
Twenty-five comic-book superheroes from Marvel, DC and beyond. Who is the greatest hero of them all?
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- Superman — DC's Man of Steel, the alien Kal-El, whose 1938 debut launched the superhero genre.
- Batman — DC's Dark Knight, billionaire Bruce Wayne, who fights crime in Gotham City without superpowers.
- Wonder Woman — DC's Amazon warrior princess Diana, with the Lasso of Truth and bulletproof bracelets.
- Spider-Man — Marvel's Peter Parker, a teenager given spider powers by a radioactive spider bite.
- Iron Man — Marvel's Tony Stark, a genius inventor who fights in a powered suit of armour.
- Captain America — Marvel's Steve Rogers, a super-soldier from WWII who carries a nearly indestructible shield.
- Thor — Marvel's version of the Norse god of thunder, who wields the hammer Mjolnir.
- Hulk — Marvel's Bruce Banner, a scientist who turns into a green giant when angered.
- Wolverine — Marvel mutant with healing powers, heightened senses and adamantium claws.
- Black Panther — Marvel's T'Challa, king and protector of the fictional African nation of Wakanda.
- The Flash — DC speedster, best known as Barry Allen or Wally West, the fastest man alive.
- Green Lantern — DC hero, famously Hal Jordan, whose power ring creates constructs from willpower.
- Aquaman — DC's Arthur Curry, king of Atlantis, who can breathe underwater and talk to sea life.
- Captain Marvel — Marvel's Carol Danvers, an Air Force pilot turned cosmic-powered hero.
- Black Widow — Marvel's Natasha Romanoff, a former Soviet spy turned Avenger.
- Daredevil — Marvel's Matt Murdock, a blind lawyer whose other senses are superhumanly sharp.
- Doctor Strange — Marvel's Stephen Strange, a former surgeon who becomes the Sorcerer Supreme.
- Deadpool — Marvel's wisecracking mercenary Wade Wilson, known for breaking the fourth wall.
- Storm — Marvel mutant Ororo Munroe of the X-Men, who can control the weather.
- Silver Surfer — Marvel's cosmic herald Norrin Radd, who travels space on a silver surfboard.
- Robin — DC's Boy Wonder, the title held by several of Batman's young partners, first Dick Grayson.
- Supergirl — DC's Kara Zor-El, Superman's cousin from Krypton with similar powers.
- Shazam — DC's Billy Batson, a boy who becomes an adult hero by saying a magic word.
- Hellboy — Mike Mignola's demon-born paranormal investigator from Dark Horse Comics.
- Ms. Marvel — Marvel's Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American teenager from New Jersey with shape-shifting powers.