who is the first comicbook superhero and who draw or penned him?
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The first costumed character was the Phantom who came out Febuary 17th 1936 and was created and drawn by Lee Falk. The Phantom while costumed was an ordinary person. The first Hero with super powers was Superman who appeared June 1938. Superman was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster.
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Stan Lee (born Stanley Martin Lieber on December 28, 1922, New York City) is an American writer, editor, Chairman Emeritus of Marvel Comics and memoirist, who — with several artist co-creators, especially Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko — introduced complex, naturalistic characters and a thoroughly shared universe into superhero comic books. His success helped change Marvel Comics from a small publishing house to a large multimedia corporation. Lee's first published work, the text filler "Captain America Foils The Traitor's Revenge" in Captain America Comics #3 (May 1941), used the pseudonym "Stan Lee", which years later he would adopt as his legal name. \nIn later years, Lee became a figurehead and public face for Marvel Comics. He made appearances at comic book conventions around America, lecturing and participating in panel discussions. He moved to California in 1981 to develop Marvel's TV and movie properties. He has been an executive producer for, and has made cameo appearances in, Marvel film adaptations. He can be spotted as a jury foreman in the TV movie The Trial of the Incredible Hulk (1989), as a beach hot-dog vendor in X-Men (2000), as a festival salesman in Spider-Man (2002), about to cross a street with a newspaper in Daredevil (2003), as a security guard leaving a building (with former TV series Hulk Lou Ferrigno) in Hulk (2003), dodging debris in Spider-Man 2 (2004), as Willie Lumpkin, the title characters' mail carrier in Fantastic Four (2005), and he will also make a cameo in X-Men 3 (2006).\n\nLee also made a cameo in Kevin Smith's motion picture Mallrats (1995), recorded interviews with Smith as in the non-fiction video Stan Lee's Mutants, Monsters, and Marvels (2002), and appeared as himself on the thirteenth season of The Simpsons ("I am Furious Yellow", April 28, 2002). He voiced himself as a character on a Spider-Man animated series in 1998 ("Spider Wars, Chapter 2: Farewell Spider-Man", January 31, 1998) and on the MTV-produced series in 2003 ("Frank Elson" in "Mind Games" Part 1 & 2, Aug. 15 & 22, 2003). Lee also appears as himself in the Mark Hamill-directed Comic Book: The Movie (2004), a direct-to-video mockumentary primarily filmed at the 2002 San Diego Comic-Con. He also appeared in "The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement" (2004) as the "Three Stooges Wedding Guest."\n\nContrary to popular belief, he is not the father of Jason Lee, star of "My Name is Earl".
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his powers were better than the other super heroes.  plus, i think the creators of the comic book figures sort of voted amongst themselves to have one invincible super hero.
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The Green Lantern is a comic book character. See the link below for more info.
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Out of the bigger comic book characters like Superman, Spiderman, Batman, etc, I would have to say Batman.  But I would have to say I've always loved Wolverine.  I think they would do well with a Wolverine spin-off.\n\nI just wish we could see more of the old comics like Iron Man and Silver Surfer.  I think they would be received very well!
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BATMAN\n\nThe man is a genius, a self-made superhero, a superb martial artist. All without any freak accident involving nuclear spiders, being born in a different planet (or island), nor brandishing a power ring.\n\nComics aside, he's basically the epitome of what human nature can achieve when given a purpose.
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Adventure Comics\nGreen Arrow & Green Lantern \nMarch of the Vermin \nhttp://www.the5earths1.50megs.com/earth-1/timespast/e1adventure1980-00.htm
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I'll list 'em in order, Wolverine's first five appearances.  And no, while he was contemplated to be part of Alpha Flight and has made guest appearances later, he never was part of the Canadian team.\n\n1 - Incredible Hulk, 180,  Oct. 1974.  Last page, kind of a darkhorse entrance.\n\n2 - Incredible Hulk, 181,  Nov. 1974.  First full comic intro of Wolverine.\n\n3 - Giant Sized X-men 1, 1975.  Fans of comicdom know THIS ish.\n\n4 - X-men 94, Aug. 1975, and further - (now what is formerly Uncanny X-men) - Wolverine joins the team.  Claremont and Byrne develop the beginnings of the character into what he is today.\n\n5 - The first mini-series, Sept. to Dec. 1982, with Claremont and Frank Miller at the helm.
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I know exactly who you mean, unfortunately, i don't remember his name.  I have a Daredevil comic stored away somewhere with him in it, also Wolverine as a guest.  If i remember correctly, the artist for that issue is Rick Leonardi.  Hope this helps in some way.\n\nEdit: I found it.  Daredevil #249  Character's name is Bushwhacker.  Providing links for more info.  Enjoy!
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No Roger Sterms but there  is a Roger Stern\n\nRoger Stern (born September 17, 1950) is an American comic book author and novelist.\n\nIn the early 1970s, he and Bob Layton published the fanzine CPL (Contemporary Pictorial Literature), one of the first platforms for the work of John Byrne. Stern broke into the industry in 1975 as part of the Marvel Comics "third wave" of creators, which included artists Byrne and Frank Miller, and writers Jo Duffy, Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio.\n\nStern worked briefly as an editor (notably on The Uncanny X-Men), but is better known for a brief run with John Byrne on Captain America and for his lengthy stints on The Amazing Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, and The Avengers.
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Check this site out:\n\nhttp://www.thewebcomiclist.com/fluent.php\n\nIt has a thousand, if not more, comics produced by amateur artists and some professional people.
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haha just think of all the superheroes and comic characters, u'll get ur answer!
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None. MUTANTS got their powers at birth because of the x-gene. Superheroes like spidey who got their powers from an experimental accident are called MUTATES, not MUTANTS. Sheesh. Sorry, my fanboy instinct was acting up again. Anyway, here is a list of MUTATES from Marvel.\n\nA\n\n    * Abomination\n    * Absorbing Man\n    * Anaconda\n    * Angar the Screamer\n    * Armadillo \n    * Arnim Zola\n    * Atlas\n\nB\n\n    * Basilisk\n    * Bill Foster\n    * Black Cat\n    * Black Mamba\n    * Black Panther\n    * Blackout\n    * Blue Shield\n\nC\n\n    * Luke Cage\n    * Captain America\n    * Cloak and Dagger\n    * Corruptor\n\nD\n\n    * Carol Danvers\n    * Daredevil\n    * Darkoth\n    * Deadpool\n\nE\n\n    * Electro\n    * Equinox\n\nF\n\n    * Fantastic Four\n    * Firebird\n\nG\n\n    * Gargoyle\n    * Glorian\n    * Graviton\n    * Green Goblin\n    * Grey Gargoyle\n\nH\n\n    * High Evolutionary\n    * Hulk\n    * Human Torch\n\n\nH cont.\n\n    * Hydro-Man\n\nI\n\n    * Invisible Woman\n\nJ\n\n    * Jackal\n    * Jolt\n\nK\n\n    * Klaw\n\nL\n\n    * Leader\n    * Lionheart\n    * Living Laser\n    * Living Lightning\n    * Living Monolith\n    * The Lizard\n\nM\n\n    * MODOK\n    * Madcap\n    * Maestro\n    * Man-Beast\n    * Man-Bull\n    * Man-Thing\n    * Master\n    * Mister Fantastic\n    * Mister Hyde\n    * Molecule Man\n    * Moonstone\n    * Morbius, the Living Vampire\n\nN\n\n    * Count Nefaria\n    * New Men\n    * Nitro\n    * Nuke\n\nO\n\n    * Doctor Octopus\n    * Orka\nP\n\n    * Plantman\n    * Power Skrull\n    * Purple Man\n    * Henry Pym\n\nR\n\n    * Radioactive Man\n    * Rage\n\n\nR cont.\n\n    * Monica Rambeau\n    * Red Ghost\n    * Rhino\nS\n\n    * Doc Samson\n    * Sandman\n    * Sauron\n    * Scorpion\n    * She-Hulk\n    * She-Thing\n    * Mister Sinister\n    * Songbird\n    * Speed Demon\n    * Spider-Man\n    * Spider-Woman\n    * Spider-Woman\n    * Spider-Woman\n    * Spot\n    * Super-Skrull\n    * Swarm\n\nT\n\n    * Thing\n    * Tiger Shark\n    * Tigra\n    * Titania\n    * Tombstone\n    * Triathlon\nU\n\n    * U.S. Agent\n    * Unicorn\n\nV\n\n    * Vermin\n    * Volcana\n\nW\n\n    * Wasp\n    * Whizzer\n    * Wonder Man\n\nY\n\n    * Young Gods
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Comic Sans MS...\nlooks like kids writing... my son writes in the same way...
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Superman is arguably the world's most recognizable superhero. He first appeared in Action Comics #1 (June, 1938) and is considered the first character to embody the particular combination of traits that characterize the modern superhero.\n\nThe comic book character, created by Canadian artist Joe Shuster and American writer Jerry Siegel in 1932 and sold to Detective Comics, Inc (today DC Comics) in 1938, subsequently appeared in various radio serials, television programs, films, newspaper strips, and video games. As was written in the first edition of Action Comics #1 (June, 1938), Superman is born on the planet Krypton and as an infant is rocketed to Earth by his scientist father, moments before Krypton explodes. The rocket lands on Earth, where amiable couple, the Kents, find the baby and adopt him. As he grows, he discovers that he possesses powers far beyond those of mortal men and women and resolves to use them to help others. When not fighting the forces of evil as Superman, he lives among humanity as "mild-mannered" Clark Kent, a reporter for the Daily Star (later changed to The Daily Planet). Clark works alongside reporter Lois Lane, with whom he is romantically involved. In current comics continuity, they are married; however, the character has several other relationships throughout his years in comics. Today, the character's adventures are published in a number of comic books.
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hell no - well I would first use my superpowers to build up a small fortune for myself, superheros dont get paid much I hear -
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MLA:\n<i>Batman Begins</i>. Dir. Christopher Nolan. Perf. Bhristian Bale, Michael Caine, Liam Neeson, Katie Holmes, Gary Oldman. Columbia, 2005.