To be fair, as comic guy, I never liked super hero groups.  Justice League and Avengers, with the exception of a couple runs, have been boring.  It's exhausting having END OF THE WORLD problems to solve every week, and yet unless there is one, there's no reason to hang out together.

The exception is the X Men, who come together because of persecution, and see the school as a safe haven.  That can create interesting stories.  Not, "We're rig and powerful so let's hang out together and punch space in the face until it bleeds."

Batman fans are actually *happy* his parents were murdered; otherwise Batman wouldn't exist. How fucking selfish can you get?

Kick-Ass, that was a good one. Iron Man, fair enough. But now we don't need any more superhero films. Especially not pretentious ones. There's a new Dark Knight film out this year. Calling Batman "the Dark Knight" is like calling Papa Smurf "the Blue Patriarch": you're not fooling anyone. It's a children's story about a billionaire who dresses up as a bat to punch criminals on the nose. No normal adult can possibly relate to that, which makes his story inherently boring, unless you're a child, in which case you can enjoy the bits where he rides his super-bike around with his cape flapping behind him like a tit. The scenes where some improbable clown-like supervillain delivers a quasi-philosophical speech are even worse, incidentally.

Tip: if you want to make your bad guy interesting and menacing and exotic, don't waste hours gluing prosthetic dice to his eyelids and giving him a name like "the Quizzlestick". Just show him masturbating into an oven glove while watching earthquake footage on CNN. Then you've got my attention. And automatically made a film worth watching.

This looks like a  real wildcard. I'm not holding my breath for anything mindblowing, but it certainly shows some potential.