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Originally Posted by Greenskar

This is honestly how I'm starting to feel about Batman. I disagree with your comment about Wolverine not deserving to be that popular, fans get to determine that, that's just the way it is. What I do agree with is the level of down right ridiculousness that that both Wolverine and Batman fans bring to message boards with their godly ability to pwn every Character in either universe in a fight (no wonder these two formed Dark Claw in Amalgam).

I seriously have to tune out and just read the stories for what they are and watch the movies for what the are (sorry Wolvie, but you're severely behind the curb in both categories to Batman lately) and ignore the silliness of how Batman > MW3 or whatever stupid meme gets thrown out these days.

IGN is the worst for this actually. I can't go into one article about anything Marvel related without noticing every comment associated from "fans" is about Batman. Just to be dicks.

Someone should just write a blog about when Good Superheroes become annoying because of fanboys.

I'd have to agree with this, even though I've been a fan of Wolverine's since his debut. I think part of it is that the whole anti-hero idea caught on like a wildfire, so everyone was trying to either create their own or attempt to duplicate their success.

Of course, it's the same problem I have with most companies these days. Every minor original hit is copied and cloned and rehashed into oblivion. And it's only when they get the inevitable tsunami of a backlash they finally let go of a concept and things go back to normal (for a while). Rinse and repeat.

As to the poll, I will abstain. Cyke and Logan have both made mistakes in the past when it comes to leadership, but both can be really effective as field commanders. To me, the only true leader of the X-Men is Charles.