First off, Wow! I mean I'm really taken aback at the popularity of this test. It makes me feel like I didn't waste as much time as I did in making this silly test. In only 24 hours it crushed my other test, and is now more than double (soon triple) the number of test takers as my first. I also made a small change to the summaries after the first day to help put the categories into perspective with each other (and I make a change when I notice a grammatical error).

Ok now some of the interesting stats:
Age 40-45 scored highest in intelligence, and women significantly so (compared to their other age groups not to men)
Age 30-34 scored highest in power, but women generally scored higher at age 45-54
Teamwork shows the most difference between men and women. Men age 45-60 scoring highest and women mostly flat with 45-50 and 35-40 being their high mark.

Other things I've noticed:
Most popular male category has been Hank Pym. I wish I had used one of his hero names for the category title now, probably Giant Man but not sure. Another popular one is Vision. Least popular category is Hawkeye which I've seen only once and then Hulk. Most popular female category is probably Tigra, but these are more spread out. Least popular is Warbird which is the only category I've seen no one get. Nevertheless, I'm pretty pleased with the diversity in scores. Apparently people are enjoying the test so that's cool.

The what for:
Well, I'd taken the x-men test, and the other x-men test, and the yet other x-men test and was thinking that something a little more original might be nice (which is why Woverine is NOT a category). I had also taken several of the other "super" tests. I figured this test would be good for some of the more hard-core super hero comic fans, and with 24 categories I would have little problem incorporating old and new Avengers. I even thought of doing 32 categories, but it got a little tricky with the female side. Separating the genders I think adds a bit of interest to the test as well. Afterall, I don't want to score Wasp and she doesn't want to score Hulk.

Any feedback would be appreciated. Otherwise, thanks for taking the test.

Batman seems to be leading the pack, but not by much.
Ye ole stats:
Men aged 40-44 are more likely to pick Batman. (35-49 is pretty high as well)
Men aged 25-29 are more likely to pick Captain America. (still pretty even thoguh)
Women aged 19-20 are more likely to pick Batman.
Women aged 45-50 are more likely to pick Captain America. (really the only clear Cap winning category)
Both men and women are more likely to pick Batman.

Things I've noticed:
There have been very few Batman category or Captain America category scores. This is good as someone will actually have to have good knowledge of both characters (or get lucky) to attain that category score. All but one category has been revealed (and it is a hard one to get). There have been more Batman category scores than Captain America category scores. Draws are a little more common than I thought they would be but not overly so. I'm happy with its current popularity. It's not a sex test and deals with 2 comicbook characters, so other than a few comicbook fans I wasn't really expecting much.

What's it mean:
Batman is more likely to be ahead due to his overall popularity. In the comics, this fight has happened only twice (to my knowledge). The first was a Marvel/DC crossover where fans voted on the outcome, Batman won. The second was in JLAvengers which ended in a standoff, but Batman conceding that Cap could conceiveably beat him given enough time. So, I guess in the comics Batman has a small lead as well. I find the age breakdown much more interesting than anything else.

If you haven't taken the test, check it out. Would love to hear any comments on it, constructive or just be mean if ya want. Oh yeah, score it too if ya could.