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    civilization, to the ancient Greeks, and even to popular culture now. Three specific stories with very similar hero-sidekick themes are the relationships between Gilgamesh and Enkidu in the Epic of Gilgamesh, Achilles and Patroclus in the Iliad, and Batman and Robin in the graphic novel Death in the Family. This essay will explore the similarities and differences between these important pieces of literature. The three mythologies are quite different in relation to the three pairs’ relationships with

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    In her essay, “Superhero Worship” published in The Atlantic Virginia Postrel discusses how people limit themselves to try to become what they are not. Although people view celebrity impact on society as positive, Postrel argues that superhero’s or celebrities limit ordinary people 's lives because they strive to be what they can not. The author talks about how the word glamour has changed over the years, and how different the definition has become. Postrels’ definition is “it is an imaginative

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    There is no shortage of villains in the world of films but the ultimate villain has to be the Joker in The Dark Knight. Batman and The Joker 's character traits isn 't what makes them so vastly different, it is their perspectives and the way they use that cleverness both of them possess. The Joker’s madness is not limited to gun power because the Joker’s most effective weapon is his evil mastermind. When one first catches a glimpse of the Joker, fright will surely ensue. The Joker’s clown like appearance

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    INTRODUCTION This paper involves discovering how the morality of Batman and Superman has, or has not, changed throughout the happenings in The Dark Knight Returns compared to their previous depictions. The goal of this paper is to show that the morality of Batman and Superman have altered due to the extension of their personalities. The paper is claiming that Batman and Superman act as extensions of their formerly depicted selves by overindulging in their personal beliefs and ideologies as each

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    "Using promiscuity is just the catch to working up to the position an executive superhero obtains" I'd thought, but clearly my potential had lacked in such a drift. Evolving into a tight-fitting, pitch-black bodysuit used to everlastingly depict Batman as an adversary, I had maintained my prevalence in my every attribute. From a stinging, venomous whip to a slick, tight fitting body suit, I developed attributes not just to demolish one's success, but to obliterate one's future. In all, using my

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    Nicholson’s brilliant Joker as he laments in Tim Burton’s classic 1989 film, Batman, “Where does he get those wonderful toys?” The average person may not be villainously inclined, but one can certainly relate to having their best laid plans constantly being thwarted. Though, to be fair, probably very few people would take issue with someone as awesome as the Batman getting in their way. Despite being a mere mortal, Batman and his fellow graphic novel heroes serve as present day gods akin to the ancient

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    Batman Vs. Superman Although Superman is unable to be controlled or contained, Batman is much to unpredictable and goes well outside of the law to get what he needs. Superheros are the fictional embodiment of all of our greatest aspirations, they are also a symbol of hope and give families a lightness in times of hardship or struggle. Sometimes people need something to take their attention off of everyday things.From the day we are able to walk, people want to run, but what happens after we run

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    police. Batman, a moral solitary man from armor to the skin stood quiet and motionless enveloped by the black of the night actively listening to the live call-in feed to the police dispatch and infiltrates the hospital that is held hostage from the joker in a hasty attempt to defuse the situation. Batman then enters Joker 's patient room, where batman is fooled into thinking Joker is dead when he sees a Joker dummy attached to a flat-lining vitals monitor. Surprise! The real Joker knocks batman unconsciousness

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    through this report that Anti-heroes are more than just vigilantes, more than a villainous hero. That they 're admirable people that just use unjustified methods to save those who need saving. I hope to do this by using the Anti-heroes in the films; Batman directed by Christopher Nolan, James Bond - Casino Royal directed by Martin Cambell, Iron Man directed by Jon Favreau, and Arrow directed and created by D.C. and C.W. The theme I chose is 'anti-heroes - doing good behind the bad ', as I believe

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    that devious jokester from stealing precious minerals to fund destroying Gotham only this morning.”,exclaimed Adam. “I will not rest until my beloved city is safe from these villains.” “Adam, we 've gone over this a few times, you aren 't actually batman.” “What are you saying?! Robin i 'm surprised, you mustn 't be thinking clearly after this long day.” As I tried to explain

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