Personally it used to be superman for me but now I'm closer to the hulk, not because of strength but their character. I used to be in a mild mannered disguise, hiding my true self from the world while quietly helping everyone in it yet feeling utterly alone in this world that I feel I don't really belong to. I would risk my life to save those that I care for then retreat to my fortress of solitude when I needed to catch my breath...this cycle repeated over and over until I felt suffocated by everyones problems and put down my cape...
Fast forward to the present and now I feel more like the hulk, normally a mild mannered scientist who enjoys being able to study in peace and have intellectual discussions but containing a savage beast that lies deep within which is brought out by pure anger. I'm not easy to anger but if I get pushed too far then the beast breaks loose and will wreck havoc until the situation is calmed. It doesn't happen often but when it does it's frightening as I black out a bit like the hulk and pure rage governs my actions until peace is restored. Recently it happened during a crisis where I was repeatedly pushed too far causing my hulk to come out but then the situation escalated and fueled the rage to the point that I put my fist through a door into the wall and dented the fridge door where I was at (my knuckle's still busted over a month later but maybe it's because I didn't see a doctor ha) . That's another reason why I relate to the hulk as the madder I get, the stronger I get, but without thinking about it. It's strange as I don't know where these rage muscles stem from as I'm not huge or anything and I don't know how to summon this same strength when calm. I've been known to pickup and slam someone weighing more then double my weight in hulk moments and have torn things apart bare handed that boggles my mind once I return to calm...it scares me a bit at the things I'm capable of when I'm not thinking.
So does anyone else relate to a comic character in some way? If so I'd like to hear who and why