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    Comic Books and World War II During World War II, every major country participated, typically by supplying troops, supplies, and weaponry to one side. However, throughout the duration of the conflict, one country in particular fought against their foes with a different weapon. The country was the United States of America. The weapon: comic books, yes, comic books. Now popular for their big screen adaptations, comic books have been circulated since the Great Depression and they played an influential

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    There is nothing amazing about being a wannabe YouTube star, however my neighbor, a tall, greedy, e-begging, neckbeard seemed to believe otherwise. His large YouTube channel was an excellent measuring tool for his insatiable ego. He had made a steady living over the years from his pseudo-intellectual rants covering a wide variety of topics. He also did a fair number of internet challenges so he could get some money from the high number of views they received. Needless to say, he was a greedy person

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    Have you ever wondered what the actual meaning of life is and why we are here? Evidently, there is a reason for the existence of things and we are no exception. Every day we observe people struggle to survive in the world, but no one seems to be interested in creating an exceptional and safer world. But, what if we could procreate a difference? What if we were offered the opportunity to have the abilities that we only observe in movies, the ability only super heroes are forenamed to have? What would

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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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    to reach their audience. Around the sixties, when fear of the Cold War was at a high, it got the creative juices at marvel flowing and led to some of the most successful and longest running comic series. (O’neal 2016) The first to appear was the Fantastic Four that received their powers from going into space in an attempt to beat Russia in the space race. The Cold

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    Stan Lee, born Stanley Martin Lieber in Manhattan, is a revered comic book writer, editor, media producer, and emeritus chairman of Marvel Comics. Starting out as an office assistant at Timely Comics after high school, he has then invented a thoroughly shared superhero universe with complex fictional characters with a sense of humanity, tackling real-world issues. Mr. Lee’s tremendous success cannot be denied that he subsequently led the expansion of Timely Comics from a small publishing house to

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    Stan Lee, a 95 year old actor, writer, publisher, T.V. host, and media producer that has created one of the most successful franchises worldwide, Marvel. With the hundreds of characters, that he either has created or helped to create, he has been able to shape the minds of many. He is able to influence from what costumes kids wear on halloween to what to what they watch. Though this might seem overwhelming or distracting to some it can be helpful to those in need of an escape, plus they can be pretty

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    “Differences Between Reviews” Critics can pretty much review about anything and many of which are very similar with one another, however, some of them are quite different actually. The two critics Stuckmann and Jahns focus on Captain America: Civil War (the movie.) Both critics talk about how they feel towards the movie in their own opinions while trying not to spoil the entire movie. Stuckmann and Jahns may not support each other face to face, however, they both portray similar perspectives while

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    Being raised female – and more specifically a female in the mid-west, where being polite and unobtrusive are paramount features of social etiquette – I was taught to never take up too much space physically, vocally, or emotionally. In my younger years I was often chided for things like being too loud or being un-composed, i.e., not keeping my legs crossed. While, over the years I have shaken off certain oppressive doctrines about femininity, I have never managed to let myself take up more space than

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    Case Study – Marvel Entertainment Industry Analysis Comic Book Industry: The comic book industry contains comic or comicbooks that contain narrative artwork in the form of separate panels that represent individual scenes often accompanied by dialog boxes. The first comic book appeared in the United States in 1933 usually appearing in the earlier newspapers comic prints. The reason for the name “comic book” came from the use of humor comic strips in newspapers. However most modern comic

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