Poor Rogue!

Her's must be the most commonly misspelled super-heroine name. My friend Drew once got a copy of a script where the X-Men writer of the moment had spelled her name "Rouge" about half the time.

I see it spelled this way so often on the internet, I sometimes think they should just give her a red costume and be done with it.

I play Dungeons and Dragons Online (DDO from here out) and I see Rouge SO often that I am inclined to think Rogue is not the proper spelling, but a mis-spelling of the mis-spelling (One of the character classes in the game is the Rogue, a skilled sneaky trap disabler, so the name comes up in chat a lot, as in "12 rouge LFG" .).

I don't remember if I spelled Spider-Man with the hyphen all my life, but now I think of it as indicative of the character's nature, as a "spider" and a "man".

Whereas Robotman is not "man" and "robot". That would be a cyborg. He's a "robotman" or "robot man" meaning humanoid robot.

Since Batman doesn't have actual Bat-Powers, he's Batman, symbolic.

What about Nightcrawler? I guess it's a symbolic name as well, since an actual "night crawler" is a large nasty worm. Nightcrawler doesn't just come out at night, but he's ebony, "night-colored". And his motion system involves a lot of squatting and crawling. Still, he's not OF the night.

If Obsidian was called "Night-Man", would he have the hyphen? I say yes, since he has powers that call up this black, night-like terror cloud. It's part of him, but he's also a man.

Isn't QED used in showing proof for mathematical statements?

The Supreme (Image) logo, the first one I believe looks like an early Superman logo and the name is close. I sort of like those "copies", such as Roy The Superboy or whatever.

Btw, every super-hero with a cape is a Superman copy, that's the way I see it, and have,  since I was about five. MoS "changed" this and made Superman dress up as a "copy" of the earlier super-heroes, once being the "copies", which I also like since I like copies.