First question: Street level or cosmic level?
Second question: Why?
First question: Street level or cosmic level?
Christian Martin
Jack Ross
are you really asking if the green goblin is cosmic level?
are you fucking retarded?
>goblin bombs don't explode in space.
Ryder Cooper
Green goblin is a street level for unless he got a boost recently.
Owen Powell
No, which do you prefer?
Eli Murphy
Cosmic. I like big battles
Lucas Butler
Why not both?
Jackson Cook
guys i don't think his pic is related to his question
Thomas Baker
so is Kingpin cosmic level because he can afford space travel?
Xavier Green
Depends on the character. I like both for Superman. But cosmic doesnt fit guys like Spider-Man.
Lincoln Hall
No, he has to be able to effect the universe in a cosmic level like S.S or Doctor Doom.
Why would he use that pic then? It makes no sense.
Joshua Martinez
fantastical cosmic sci-fi is kind of lame and boring so street level, i guess. it's much more relatable without all the weird, fancy fictitious jargon ruining the immersion. it's why i couldn't get into dune.
Austin Miller
Neither
Lincoln Torres
Like, for stories in general, or are you talking about the specific character you posted an image of? I'm going to guess the former.
I don't care, I like good stories. They can have a large or small scale. They can be realist domestic dramas about a suburban family, or they can be stories about god-beings fighting for the fate of the universe. It doesn't matter, so long as it's written well.
Jack Howard
>muh relatable
Pathetic.
Lucas Johnson
Stormin’ Norman is somewhere between street level and cosmic. He helped destroy Asgard and unleashed the void, but he’s also way too obsessed with Peter Parker to even think about cosmic.
Nathaniel Sanders
not that it has to be relatable, just that otherworldly spaceshit about spacepeople doing spaceshit is boring and lame. i can't specifically relate to most of the things i read or watch because i'm not a buff, attractive crimefighter, but they're also not completely boring and lame.
Jonathan Watson
op if your pic isn't related you have to say pic not related.
this has been a thing since 2004.
Lucas Phillips
This is just sad
Josiah Green
Cosmic level but small scale. Intimate stories.
Ayden Davis
The heart!
Isaiah Gray
>Why not both?
Luis Howard
Streetlevel. Easier to grasp, easier to write. Big cosmic battles feel juvenile to me.
I can read some cosmic stuff once in a while but I always prefer streetlevel burglar-punching tight-wearing heroes.
Aiden Perez
Street level if it is realistic. So not Batman.
Cosmic level could work if it is about something else than conflict. Exploring philosophical concepts, time travel and such.
Owen Cruz
Your the only sad one here
Ethan Hill
Who do you consider a realistic street level? Punisher? Green Arrow?
John Watson
This. And also the opposite. Don't put Superman in Gotham, then he contaminate Batman so Batman becomes an abomination. A street level character that is so extremely skilled that it becomes a superpower in its own right only limited by what the writer can do.
Cosmic heroes are more "relateable" than beings like Batman because they have a limit to their powers.
Kayden Jenkins
As long as they are humans and not some kind of Mary Sue-hybrid.
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