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Heroes come in many shapes and sizes, like the iconic heroes we see on the big screen, for example, Batman and Superman, or normal everyday heroes, like a doctor or a firefighter. But I think that the biggest hero is the one that is closest to me, and that is my Mom. Everyday, I admire and look up to her, and others should too. My Mom teaches heroic life lessons that you and I should admire her for. A time this happened is when I first realized my Mom was my hero at the age of 5. We had just

I have chosen comic 5 of the Superman comics to analyze. 1. The most striking aspects in these Superman comics for me was the fact that all the people looked really similar. All of their faces were very simple and very alike. On page 60, the newspaper editor, George Taylor, would have fooled me in thinking he was Clark Kent if not for what he was saying. This makes me question whether the creators wanted all the characters to look simple and similar so they could be more relatable or so that they

Iron Man and Batman are both superheroes. Both Iron Man and Batman have similarities when it comes to their life style and their way of saving people. They may not have super powers but they are super when it comes to brains. Iron Man and Batman use technology and weapons that they create. They both built the suits they wear as well. Iron Man and Batman have differences as well for example, Iron Man is a hero and Batman is a dark hero. Gotham citizens were scared of Batman unlike Iron Man. Batman

Batman and Superman All superheroes have at least one thing in common- they all fight crime and save people; however, Batman and superman have more in common than that. They even have more similarities than being the best known and loved supermen of all time. They have more similarities than they might like to admit. These men have small things and big things in common with each other. Batman and superman share aspects from their personal, work, and overall lives. One thing that these two superheroes

Thesis: Throughout the Wonder Woman film, there are several Christian undertones that one is able to see upon taking a closer look. There are many Christian themes presented (despite the pagan background of the story), many spiritual messages or implications presented in the film, as well as many aspects that are either very similar or contrary to the accounts found in the bible. Review of secondary source: I have chosen to review the article, "Four Fascinating Spiritual Messages in Wonder Woman"

Many doubters of the medium will say “What impact have comic books had on the world?”. The answer is, much more than many first suspect. In January 1993, the world was shocked at the death of a character present in the American zeitgeist since 1938, Superman. The event was highly covered by media around the world, most notably in a headline news piece by media gargantuan CNN. “The Death of Superman” as the multi-issue story arc was named, represented more than just the death of a fictional character

Superheroes Aren’t The Only Heroes In This World “A true hero is not measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart.” (Hercules). The size of a hero’s heart helps determine the sacrifices they are capable of making and what they can accomplish. Accomplishments for heroes come with the price of sacrifice. Personal sacrifice is necessary for someone to become a hero who instigates change and influences others. A hero is someone who steps up when everyone else backs down. They

cartoons. These were fine representations of the character and her story, but the last attempt to bring the character in front of mainstream adult audiences were with the ABC/CBS show from the 70s. This was in contrast to the other two members of the “DC Trinity”, Superman and Batman, having numerous theatrical outings.

The article “Out of Character: Wonder Woman’s Strength is Her Compassion- What Happened”, by Stevie St. John takes a look at the various depictions of Wonder Woman’s character. As many know, Wonder Woman is shown to have compassion for people with the goal of fighting for “peace, justice and equality” (St. John, pg. 459). However, there was a time when Wonder Woman was depicted to be angry and heated when using her powers (St. John, pg 459). Regardless of the slight multiple shifts of Wonder Woman’s

Lots of people have heard of Batman, Superman, and Spiderman. All 3 of these names go under the category of your average hero. But, Have you ever stopped to think,” What makes a hero?” You don’t need to have superpowers, a fancy suit, or even a concealed identity to be a hero. There are many people out there that are heroes Just like Oprah Winfrey and Gloria Estefan. These two people have donated millions, help others, and set up charities. Now anybody can be a hero, by contributing to society,