And we’re back with our 2nd LogoBlog Poll results. Last week, the question of our poll was “Which of the following Superhero logos is intelligent, relevant, and fantastic?” Our options included: Spiderman, Batman, Fantastic 4, X-Men and Superman. Our choice for last week’s topic stemmed from several factors. Among them, one is the growing curiosity and increasing interest of people in famous comic heroes.
For a few decades now, moviegoers have been fascinated by screen adaptations of ingenious fictional characters that adorn the silver screen by their super-human persona and amazing superpowers. Apart from being physically incredible, all these superheroes have been symbolized with some form of figurative logos that make these characters even more exhilarating. Secondly, many people of all age groups cherish these creative logos as they represent their favorite superheroes. Interestingly, our choices of the superhero comic series have been made into successful animated and science fiction movies over the course of past two decades. Thus, we felt that these superhero logos are worth putting into a visitor poll.
As for the result, it was a clear win for Superman, getting 12 votes out of 26 making a hefty 26% of total votes. At second place we have a tie between Spiderman and Batman logos (no wonder) each getting 5 votes. At fourth, it’s the Fantastic 4 logo winning 3 votes, while the X-Men logo finished last, getting just 1 vote.

Congratulations to the Superman logo for winning the LogoBlog Poll.
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