Nob Man
Saves the World with his mighty nob. Nice sideline in nob gags.
Nob Man
Saves the World with his mighty nob. Nice sideline in nob gags.
Captain Foresight.
The power to see how things could have gone better after they've happened.
Captain Foreskin
"Your bullets cannot harm me, my prepuce is like a shield of steel!"
Catman
With the amazing ability to puke on your rug
Thor!
He's stubbed his toe and has a lisp
Daily Mail Man
With the supernatural ability to whip up old ladies and stupid people into a xenophobic frenzy.
English Man
Strengths: Moaning about the weather
Weaknesses: A nice cup of tea and a chocolate hob-nob
Quote: Frankie Rage @ October 27 2008, 10:48 AM BSTAaron Man
Forever Clark Kent no matter how hard he tries to unbutton his shirt to reveal Superman.
Weakness:
Zooois LaneKryptonite:
Frankie Rage
Inspired. Not entirely sure about the kryptonite though.
Quote: Nigel Kelly @ October 27 2008, 11:13 AM BSTFlash Norden.
Pokes fun at other superhero mishaps.
Bravo.
Quote: Huge Bear @ October 27 2008, 1:46 AM BSTDidn't there used to be a load of them on Whose Line Is It Anyway?
I love that bit of "Whose Line..."!
Quote: David Bussell @ October 27 2008, 8:30 AM BSTMandrill - Part Man, Part Black & Decker.
Brill-
Quote: David Bussell @ October 27 2008, 11:29 AM BSTFlightless bird man.
-iant.
Mr Forumator!
Special skills: Owning no social skills.
Mr Sloppy Party Bottom!
Special skills: I'd rather not say.
Horse Man: 'With the awesome power of a horse he can leap fences of a reasonable height in one leap(with a decent run up)'
Gaydar
Catch phrase: "yes I'm sure he is".
Quote: Lee Henman @ October 27 2008, 12:39 PM BSTCaptain Foreskin
"Your bullets cannot harm me, my prepuce is like a shield of steel!"
Using correct medical terminology doesn't stop it being a nob gag, Henman.
Craneman.
He can lift heavy things within a reasonable radius, but nowadays is mostly worried about being mistaken for a man-bird hybrid.
Quote: Winterlight @ October 27 2008, 2:18 PM BSTMr Forumator!
Special skills: Owning no social skills.
Where's the realism?
Quote: David Bussell @ October 27 2008, 2:24 PM BSTUsing correct medical terminology doesn't stop it being a nob gag, Henman.
Hey, don't knock nob gags!
The Ploughman's lunch.
Sharper than a branston pickle, stronger than cathedral city cheddar and with a cox's apple of justice.
Even though I know I wouldn't like a ploughman's, I've always wanted to try one. Makes me think of proper cosy village pubs and the like.