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    Astonishing Member Old Man Ollie 1962's Avatar
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    Default Most Depressing Marvel Character

    Hero or villain

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    Deadpool can be pretty damn depressing.

    Surprisingly, so can the Silver Surfer.

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    Deadpool is heartbreaking.

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    Spider-Man, Daredevil, Deadpool, or Cyclops are high up there for most depressing Marvel hero. Spider-Man is damned to constant failure and loss, with no real success or progress or even long-lasting victory to show for his efforts. Daredevil is pretty much the same, except even bleaker than Spider-Man because unlike Spider-Man, he doesn't quip as a defense mechanism. Deadpool pissed away all the work he'd done trying to redeem himself by hooking up with HYDRA-Cap, so he's pretty much doomed to being an outcast among the heroes and reverting to villainous type. Cyclops . . . where do I even start, especially with where he's ended up? For all his ideals and hopes and struggles, he didn't even get to go out making one last quasi-heroic stand for mutantkind, he just died. That's pretty depressing to me.

    For most depressing villain, I'd say Doctor Doom or Magneto; Doom because he's locked into a blood feud with Reed Richards over a petty grudge that he only has because he can't just admit that Reed might be better than him where it counts, and Magneto because in trying to prevent mutants from being the new Holocaust victims, he himself has become little better than the people who started and perpetrated the Holocaust in the first place. Sure, they're both grandiosely charismatic and compelling characters, but when you think about where they started and the roots of their villainy, it's really quite depressing.
    The spider is always on the hunt.

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    Stan Lee's Silver Surfer was a real downer.

    Peace

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    For me nowadays spiderman

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nomads1 View Post
    Stan Lee's Silver Surfer was a real downer.

    Peace

    Indeed it could be

    but it was almost a vertigo style

    years ahead of its time imo

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    The Sentry?
    We're all the Doom Patrol!!!
    Opinions come in all shapes and sizes.
    But they're still just opinions yo

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Celtic Batman View Post
    The Sentry?


    Good one

    It's all angst with him

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    Quote Originally Posted by kilderkin View Post
    Indeed it could be

    but it was almost a vertigo style
    years ahead of its time imo
    Oh, I liked it. but it was kind of depressive.

    Peace

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