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    superpowers. Many people can identify heroes in their everyday life as well. Heroes can be someone that helps a person‚ for example many people consider their parents to be heroes because of the support they provide them in life. The difference between a superhero and a hero is that heroes are normal people just trying to be there for others while superheroes are made up characters in a book or movie with extraordinary powers. Mistakes are part of everyone’s life‚ but the difference between a normal person

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    Everyone has a favorite super hero‚ with the “best” qualities‚ but not every super hero is the same. So‚ how is any one of them determined to be the best super hero? Take for example‚ Superman and Batman; they both do amazing things‚ but what sets them apart? Superman is an unnatural human with unnatural abilities. He came to earth from the planet Krypton‚ and he was raised by Jonathan and Martha Kent (who named him Clark Kent) on a farm in Smallville‚ Kansas. Clark developed abilities as he grew

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    It is strenuous to come up with a definition of the word hero because heroes differ across many facets such as from cultures to cultures‚ personal backgrounds‚ goals‚ choice of weaponry‚ sizes and shapes it is. Take‚ for example‚ a police officer and Superman‚ who are both considered heroes‚ however‚ they differ completely. Superman is immortal‚ possesses supernatural powers‚ unprecedented strength and a villain whom he fights. On the contrary‚ police officers do not possess any of those traits‚

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    In 1993‚ a new live action show for kids‚ Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (MMPR)‚ debuted and its popularity has endured since with its 16th incarnation to air in 2008. The Power Rangers series was based on the long running Super Sentai series of shows that had begun in 1975 and is still in production today. MMPR‚ the first of the Power Rangers series‚ was adapted from the 1992 series Kyouryuu Sentai Zyuranger. John Stossel of ABC’s 20/20 reported that “from an adult perspective‚

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    Keegan Fitzgerald January 16th‚ 2012 Super Heroes and Science Fiction Mr. Gast Stan Lee: A Short Investigation Stan Lee is an American comic book writer who had a very influential mark on the history of comic books and in many ways shaped their future in American culture. Stan Lee is unquestionably one of the great writers of all time‚ creating characters that people would look at for decades. In many ways Stan Lee revolutionized the comic book industry. Stanley Martin Lieber was born in New York

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    Since the early 90’s‚ there has been talk of how media violence and aggressive behaviour have affected the youth. Worried that violence was creeping into their children’s lives‚ a group of child care centres in Melbourne have declared themselves "superhero-free zones"‚ wherein children are prohibited from wearing any symbols or costuming of their favourite superheroes‚ as well as pretending to be or have any super powers. They claim that today’s superheroes aren’t suitable for today’s children‚ and

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    What does it mean to be a superhero? What does it take? Before Stan Lee made his mark in the comic book scene a superhero was perfect no flaws what so ever. They were meant to be better than the rest of humanity that’s what made them heroes. But Lee introduced us to a whole new type of hero‚ a real hero flaws and all. He humanized them to an extent that people thought wasn’t possible‚ made them just like any other person. Publishers didn’t think the comics would sell but in reality the sales went

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    Augustus Freeman IV and Icon In the article “Comic Book Masculinity‚” Jeffrey Brown highlights the prominent differences regarding the masculinity of black vs. white superheroes‚ and he reflects on why Milestone comics are different from other black superhero comics. Comic book superheroes and the black male body are each viewed as models of hypermasculinity‚ so when combining the two‚ to make black male superheroes‚ there is a significant risk of being far too hypermasculine. Outside of Milestone’s comics

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    view of a hero varies greatly. A child’s hero may be a comic book superhero‚ a purely imaginary character‚ while a teen may choose a famous actor or musician. What causes this choice? Many factors may play a role in how a person sees a hero. It may be they are seeing the “hero” as a role model they can look up to when times are rough. Or as someone who is always there protecting the innocent from violence as found in superhero comic books. Do you have to have superpowers or incredible talent to

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    Contemporary Literature 2 March 6‚ 2013 Traits shared by many superheroes demonstrated by the two main characters Joe Kavalier and Sam Clay This paper shows that the two main characters in the novel “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay” named Joe and Sam demonstrate traits shared by most superheroes. The novel written by Michael Chabon and published in 2000 won the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction in 2001. The novel is about the two cousins Joe and Sam who start writing comic books. Joe

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