Most Moral Superhero: Superman, Batman, Spiderman, Capt America, etc......

[Tarik One]

Who you got?

[RightToCensor]

They're all white so...

[Jailblazers7]

Certainly not Batman. Dude would be the head of the NSA right now if he were real. I'd probably go with Spiderman simply because he is the most human and actually has dilemmas where he ends up taking the moral high road.

[D-FENS]

Joker

[ButterFace]

Captain America. He is the ultimate boy scout.

[Shade8780]

Clarke Kent seems to be a very reasonable man. Same with Cap.

[Charlie Sheen]

Captain America. He is the ultimate boy scout.

His morality is tied too closely to his patriotism. He's an asshole to a whole lot of people cuz of that loyalty.

Jailblazer got this. Has to be spiderman.

[Jailblazers7]

His morality is tied too closely to his patriotism. He's an asshole to a whole lot of people cuz of that loyalty.

Jailblazer got this. Has to be spiderman.

And Superman's motives seem to be "I'm so much more powerful than everyone that I need to help...imagine all the good I can do" while Spiderman is a dude who could get taken down by a gunshot but puts it on the line because he feels a moral obligation.

[ButterFace]

His morality is tied too closely to his patriotism. He's an asshole to a whole lot of people cuz of that loyalty.

Jailblazer got this. Has to be spiderman.

He stands for the old America though. He will fight against aspects of America that are going the wrong way. Spider-man gets too selfish at times, which blocks is morality.

[riseagainst]

I would say the Hulk. He even warns you when he's about to fck you up. "Don't make me angry."

[MavsSuperFan]

Certainly not superman. He allows individuals he knows would want to destroy or enslave whole galaxies to continue living when he has the power to kill them.

[ButterFace]

Certainly not superman. He allows individuals he knows would want to destroy or enslave whole galaxies to continue living when he has the power to kill them.

Also, he saved a ton of people, but then when he realized his gf died, he went back in time to save her, but never re-saved the people he originally saved and went on with his life as if he was a hero.

[JEFFERSON MONEY]

Peter Parker seems like he's more moral just by his natural empathic and compassionate personality. He hates others suffering and he may not even have a thorough comprehension of ethics, and the guiding heart within compels him to partake in deeds the others (who are born of war)

I give this to Captain America. The one with a strict sense of honor he abides by, BORNE of WAR. The Red Army and the Nazis would compel even strong rational humans to acts of atrocity and collateral damage Sherman Style. The mortal Steve Rogers who was ALLOWED to wield the hammer of a "god" and to earn the favor of Divine and Guardian who with their great power have great responsibility.

[BigBoss]

Superman, Captain America, every other super hero then Batman. I don't think Batman does what he does to make the world a better place, i think its just his outlet to deal with his issues i.e. anger, parents death, etc. Keeping Gotham safe is a byproduct by secondary. He is a broken kindred spirit with all of his villains. Batman is that dude nikka

[JEFFERSON MONEY]

Goku.

[Smoke117]

So the lamest? Superman.

[Megabox!]

Certainly not superman. He allows individuals he knows would want to destroy or enslave whole galaxies to continue living when he has the power to kill them.
Same shit with Batman, all he has to do is simply snap the Joker's neck and the city is a much more safe place to live. Him not ending the lives of any of the major villains he faces in order to keep everyone he knows and loves safe is one of the main reasons why I don't like him that much.

[KingBeasley08]

Superman or Captain America. Spider-Man is close too. Batman is by far the least ethical of this group

[ButterFace]

Deadpool

I was going to say the same thing.