@ghostodoofus2: If you had to pick a single run though, what would it be? I understand it being tough because Spider-man's continuity was so good for so long.
Interesting that you read Wolfman's and Perez's Titans, but not surprising, because of Perez. I never finished it but when I read it when I was younger I enjoyed it more than Chris Claremont's X-Men. It helped me get into DC comics instead of being a Batman/Marvel guy.
It's good that the JLA act more like co-workers than family since they're adults with responsibilities of their own, but a reason why I enjoyed reading younger characters like Titans and Spider-man is because they had the room develop being younger characters.
A problem with modern superhero stuff is that creators make the adults act like teenagers to give them growth, and it's weird. They should act there age. A reason I think the upcoming Batman movie looks lousy is because he's a man acting like a teenager. No thanks. I saw some of Gotham with a teenage Bruce, and it was reasonable the way he was acting, because he was a teenager!
I agree that those were the 3 most important Watchmen characters (although, maybe the Comedian would join them), and, it's a shame Alan Moore acts so oddly that people gravitated to Rorschach. Nite Owl and Silk Spectre weren't very pleasant.
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