Comic-Con just wrapped up last weekend and, with The Avengers recently raking in over $600 million, it's pretty clear that we're in the middle of an enormous superhero renaissance. When I was a kid, I used to read She-Hulk comics. I know, I know, I would laugh at me, too. But I think it was better for me as a 9-year-old boy to be ogling a huge green woman instead of muscle-bound men in tights.
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I wouldn't say I had a crush on She-Hulk (that's Jennifer Walters to you), but I wouldn't kick her out of bed. Actually, I couldn't. She would crush me. Outside of her, though, I don't think I'd want to spend much time with superheroes or their human alter-egos. In fact, I think they'd be terrible to take out for a meal. Here's my list of the worst superheroes to take to a restaurant on a date:
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The super heroes I wouldn't be caught dead with are the ones who wear ridiculous costumes. Everyone I'm sure has a little Hulk or Thing in them. We don't exactly have inner selves in funny looking tights and capes and change in phone booths-er-would it be cell towers now?
Peter Parker/Spiderman works at the Daily Bugle.
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