Liono - he actually was a kid in a man's body and then for some reason the other Thundercats expected him to lead them.

Captain America - no finer hero ever created.

ooh, just like Jonathan Gorden(sp?)-Levitt's charachter in 3rd Rock from the Sun.

I liked that show.

Sherlock Holmes
Captain Haddock
Batman
Tony soprano
Eric Cartman

Jesus

Right now my top 5 are as follows (not in rank order)

Matt Dylan - Lawman who is fair, calculating and just. Understands the full weight of responsibilty on his shoulders as Sherrif of Dodge City. Represents an Ideology of Wild West Justice rather than a truer nature which was gunhand/killer turned vigilant/legal to empower oneself.

Bender - Wheras he is a robot, his charachter role is unmistakenly human. He is the "complete male" in the fact where if a guy wasn't heldback by societys repremands he pretty much would be bender. I wonderful dynamic, and is much witier than Homer

Harlequin - Dante's most masterful works yielded ingenuity that is mostly unparralelled to all artists. Harlequin who inspired Clown, was a magnificent and wity creation melded with tragety. Beautiful in his own right.

Lucifer - more outstanding than Morpheus, Cross, truly delved in deep with the ideologies that are portrayed in religion, yet creating an intriguing panorama of persception that most would give him. Crosses melding with dark graphic novel, religion, comedy most define, and making him almost a superhero of sorts really makes this artistic creation unique and worthy of the greats.

Batman - He's Batman come on! Other than that encapsulating peoples wish to have true justice prevail with no buracratic restrictions. A complex super hero who is actually human and becomes superior with out nordinary powers. And he can kick supermans ass. And soo Scorpions! I can't wait for MK vs DC!

James Tiberius Kirk

Sex machine

Jay & Silent Bob
Short Round

Severus Snape! =D

Gerald Tarrant
House

Mr Peanut

only wants the world to love eating his nuts