You know, with all this talk about dating Super Hero ladies, were there any subscriptions of comics where like Rogue, Supergirl or Spiderwoman, etc....dating or had some male love interest in the book? Or does that just ruin things for us?

Actually, I don't think that it would ruin things for us readers, because some of us readers sometimes "immerse" ourselves in these stories, and I think sometimes if we allowed like Spiderwoman or perhaps Ms Marvel to date a regular joe, it would be interesting for us, because WE....as comic readers are ...regular joes, you know?

Because I'm sure if female superheros existed, seeing this in that story would make us happy or really gain interest in seeing a guy like us dating this beautiful female with a gorgeous figure that can carry us into the sky on a romantic evening.

Kinda like when in the movie superman did with Lois Lane?

Back in the old days the heroes usually always dated regular people but now-a-days they just date each other.

Tony: I was reading your post and threads. you are really sick person ,you know?




















I admire you!.


















j/k.

Guess I picked up some bad habits from you guys.

Depends on how you define 'regular joe.'

Wonder Woman had Steve Trevor. Catwoman had Slam Bradley. Huntress banged some tollbooth operator guy at some point.

One of the first what I remember was Donna Troy Wonder Girl and a guy who looks like Cousin Itt

http://www.addamsfamily.com/addams/itt01.jpg

(the hairly guy from the Adams Familly). She even married that thing.

Don't forget She-Hulk and Wyatt Wingfoot.

And somewhat more recently, She-Hulk's been linked with a lot of people. At the start of Dan Slott's She-Hulk series it was some male model and she recently spent the night with Clay Quartermain. And in her relationship with John Jameson she wasn't interested in him being Man-Wolf/Star-God at all.

Ms. Marvel's currently hitting on the owner of a restaurant (though comics being comics, I suspect there's more to him than just being "normal" - especially since he knows all the right things to say like, not bringing up her Ms. Marvel career even though it's public knowledge).

Jessica Drew used to date normal guys that inevitably became "un-normal".

Duo-Damsel got together with and married an un-powered Chuck Taine which is darn near normal.

Crystal first cheated on Quicksilver with a traveling salesman...

Really though, as noted earlier in the thread, it used to be more likely for female heroes - if they dated anyone - to go for "normal folks" but these days they stick more to super-heroes; hey, if you're a woman surrounded by movie-star looking men with tight muscles and spandex I guess we can't fault them.