
Before I begin this little debate over who of the top two "S" titled comic book characters is more relate able to any children when asking about relating those heroes to Religion, Does anyone remember this

from a set of blogs I entitled "Why do I love spider-man over any other comicbook character?", please check them out when you wish they are in the 2008 reading list. Let me ask you a very simple question that without a doubt may have a lot of answers or maybe not a one at all. "Have you ever sat down and thought how much pop culture helps little kids understand things a lot more easily, when trying to share about important subject matters? Like for example when relating to a child on their level of understanding on matters of change for a period of time on something like "We are going to be moving soon to a new home, and you'll get lots of new experiences to meet new people and make new friends" of course a kid being a kid "WILL PUT UP SOME KINDA FIGHT IN THIS AREA OR at LEAST I DID anyway, now though looking back on it I wonder why?". So let say your talking to children about GOD'S WORD better known as the BIBLE how do you relate the promises of the LORD'S goodness of virtue when talking about GOOD vs EVIL?, I think the best way would be to asking the child if they know a person that they call a hero if they do say my father or mother and even some other family member applaud them for looking at their mentors as their character builders of life. If they completely ignore your question altogether try using this tact "Okay then if not your real world relationships how about your everyday four colored world of comic book superheroes character?, most would say this fella shown here:
Then you ask the same question again about "Which SUPER HERO of those comics BEST represents a closeness to you and the heavenly father and his son known as JESUS? It may take a moment or two but, more than likely it will boil down to these two



that I have shown here before of how Peter Parker relates to the man known as GOD these are from PETER PARKER SPIDER-MAN Volume 2 issue # 48. Stan Lee, Peter Parker's creator has always maintained that when he started with Timely Comics/Marvel he himself nor any of the other writers or artists really ever felt the need to put into focus a message of Religious overtones into any of the characters that they created so very long ago. I am sure though that even that still holds true for comic story telling at Marvel, it by NO MEANS DOESN'T make the average comic book reader whether old or young at least a tad bit curious of what the personal faith of their super hero is? A few years ago I was sorta wondering this very question myself not so much of narrowing it down to just two comic book superheroes but out of all of them how do superheroes relate to Religion if they even do at all? I was out at the local Tri Cities PARABLE CHRISTIN BOOKSTORE looking for yet another thing altogether I am sure it was a copy of a Chris Rice CD the one with my favorite song of all that gives me peace when thing of the almighty GOD. When instead I found this
Religion of Characters, search all fields for: Peter_Parker (characters 101 up to 150) , what is also very neat about this said site is that they also have religious beliefs of all comics supporting cast as well as the many Jokers or Green Goblins you wanna find out about it has them as well the every loving villains view on Religion too.
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