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    in danger. This essay will prove that Batman is the better hero than Odysseus for many reasons but some may think Odysseus is the better hero. Some people believe that Odysseus Is a great hero because he is bold, powerful, and cunning, but he is not even close to being as good of a hero as batman. To start, Odysseus is bold which makes him more heroic. In the Odyssey, Odysseus stabbed the cyclops in the eye (Homer). While that this shows that Odysseus is brave and heroic because he stabbed the Cyclops

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    Batman super hero research paper In the Great Depression and World War 2 era the first superhero comics began. Kane and writer Bill Finger designed a character inspired by pulp fiction heroes like The Shadow and Doc Savage along with movies such as the Mark of Zorro and a little known silent picture called The Bat. They created Batman. Batman is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics and first appeared in Detective Comics #27. Superheroes have a mission,

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    Batman American Culture

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    Americana: Batman Batman is one of the most iconic superheroes of American culture. The bat symbol is also one of the most recognizable logo/symbol all around the world. Batman is a fictional superhero, in the DC universe of comics. The character first came into light, when artist Bob Kane and his writer Bill Finger added him to Detective Comics #27, released in May of 1939. Batman can be known by multiple names, including but not limited to… the “Caped Crusader”, the “Dark Knight”, and the “World’s

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    generous, bold, brave, someone who would stand up for you or something that is right. My hero would be someone who cares and someone I could look up to. Heroes could be a person, an animal, because it doesn’t matter what color they are or even what they are because no matter what, their characteristics and their actions are what make them heroes. Words and definitions are not worthy to describe a hero, whether they are white, black, Asian, Mexican, or even an elephant. Heroes are bold, courageous

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    think that we all do heroic things but hero is not a noun it’s a verb.” This is a famous quote but people mainly think a hero as a superhero like Batman, Ironman, and Captain America. But what a hero really is a person that can overcome challenges, inspires others, and is brave. A hero is any person that can overcome challenges, inspires others, and is brave. For example a hero would help others to overcome hard challenges. A good example of this is Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln was our sixteenth

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    Flash Research Papers

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    "The Flash" redirects here. For the live-action series, see The Flash (1990 TV series) and The Flash (2014 TV series). For other uses of "flash", see Flash (disambiguation). The Flash The Flash Family.jpg Characters who have associated with the eponymous name: Barry Allen at the center, and from left to right are Iris West II, Bart Allen, Jesse Chambers, Wally West, Jay Garrick, and Max Mercury. Art by Ethan Van Sciver. Publisher DC Comics First appearance Flash Comics #1 (January 1940) Created by

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    Joker and Batman Essay

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    Batman (originally referred to as the Bat-Man and still sometimes as the Batman) is a DC Comics fictional superhero who first appeared in Detective Comics #27 in May 1939. He has since become, along with Superman and Spider-Man, one of the world's most recognized superheroes.[1] Batman was co-created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, although only Kane receives official credit for the character. Batman's secret identity is Bruce Wayne, billionaire industrialist, playboy, and philanthropist

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    The Joker Is A Pop Icon

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    actors that have portrayed Batman’s nemesis, but the dark cloud of The Joker’s past remains obscure and incredibly intriguing. This leaves countless loyal fans wondering who’s behind that killer smile. The inspiration for the Joker came from young Batman ghost artist Jerry Robinson. Jerry Robinson said, "I knew that all great heroes had an anti-hero, and were stronger characters because they were pitted against strong antagonists." "I began to toss around ideas and somehow I thought, well, he 's got

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    embody: faithful, scholarly, skillful, courageous, and ambitious. Of these five traits, a student’s possession of courage will take him or her on the greatest path to success. USC relates the trait “courageous” to itself by proclaiming that students “are bold when faced with opportunities to contribute to USC’s continuous efforts to build a greater university for generations to come” (“Five Traits of a Trojan”). While this is true, this boldness is not necessarily shown immediately or developed overnight

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    Throughout childhood, children grow up with a personal hero, whether it be Batman or a simple role model. In Homer’s epic, The Odyssey, the character Odysseus appears as a Greek hero to the reader. Odysseus stands out as a bold character due to his unique qualities that make him different from the other characters. Intelligence, bravery, and confidence shape Odysseus, the hero character in Homer’s epic. Odysseus’ persistent intelligence spares him and his men multiple times throughout the journey

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