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Christopher Frost
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Superman.
I've always been drawn to characters with a strong sense of decency and values, probably because many people in my real life seem to lack the same, in comics, movies, tv, etc. I can directly attribute this to the impression that the 1978 Superman film made on me as a child (I was four at the time it came out and it's the first movie I can actually remember going to see in the theatre).
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Mike Norris
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Captain America and Superman.
Wonder Woman under certain creative teams.
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Laren Farmer
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Captain America
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Petter Myhr Ness
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Superman.
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Eric Sofer
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I think comic characters are a little too morally loose (i.e., written by different people) to stay consistently high moraled. Captain America? Sure. Superman? Certainly. And at times, Batman, Spider-Man, the Hulk, Wonder Woman, the Vision, Robin, Daredevil, Captain Marvel, etc. - their name is legion.
Maybe the challenge here is identifying the writer as well as the character. Mr. Byrne's Superman qualifies, as does his Captain America... as does his Wonder Woman, etc. He gets the idea of high morals.
And a corollary to this is writers who LOVE giving their heroes feet of clay and deconstructing them to the point of moral ambiguity. Is Frank Miller's Dark Knight morally high ground? How about Kingdom Come's Batman?
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John Byrne
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Seeing a number of posters here who cannot COUNT apparently.sigh
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Charles Valderrama
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ONE choice... I'll go with Captain America.
-C!
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Andrew Bitner
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ONE choice? Captain America.
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James Best
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Based on the volume and type of comics I have read, it has to be Superman.
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Brandon Carter
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Superman
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Allan Summerall
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Captain America.
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Steven Myers
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Captain America
Marvel's DC hero
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