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    The Green Lantern is a good movie to analyze the presence of ancient hero motifs in modern film. Throughout, The Green Lantern, the protagonist and central hero of the film Hal Jordan embodies many of the character motifs of ancient heroes such as opposition, help from others, tokens of recognition, and rewards while also neglecting some of these classic motifs. Typical of most heroes, Hal Jordan receives a lot of opposition from the government, the people and guardians of Oa, and from the main villains

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    many people know 2007's Green lantern film didn't do so well as far as the box office was concerned. Though Ryan Reynolds did a good job portraying the character the movies' screenplay was incredibly inconsistent and although the story plot seemed pretty easily readable from the viewers perception it was all over the place in inconsistencies. Many reviews were mainly negative many not liking the tone of the story and choice of villains and characters alongside the Green Lantern. The movie had an end

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    told that I needed to rewatch Martin Campbell’s attempt at Green Lantern I sighed and began to laugh a bit hysterically. Visual storytelling, whether bland or riveting, gives the viewer an everlasting emotion that is linked to the film itself. For me Green Lantern is my least favorite film of all time. This does not mean that it is the worst movie of all time, I believe Tommy Wiseau’s The Room wins the award by far. However, Green Lantern came out as I was just getting into comics, and it was not

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    dominant, hegemonic culture, whereas the villains usually possess those qualities which the hegemonic culture views as undesirable. This is a typical narrative in well known fiction, discussed in several comics for example Muslim Girl and the Green Lantern Corps, where the hero is given all the positive social values while the villain portrays the negative social vices for example racism and sexism. This archetyping is important since racism has been a common vice in the American society. The early

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    the unlikely green suited duo of Green Arrow and Green Lantern joined forces to combat villains and social injustices. Their stories, while laden with racial slurs and stereotypes, focused on real-life struggles and issues. Utilizing a fun colorful element, like comic books, to tackle hard subject matters like racism, politics, and in this case, drug abuse allows the writers and artists to provide awareness and education. In the case of issue 85 and 86 of Green Arrow and Green Lantern, written by

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    My Favorite Superheros

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    The Flash has been one of my favorite superheroes since I was super young. However, I do not care so much for the second Flash, Barry Allen or even the original Flash, Jay Garrick. I have always preferred the third Flash, Wally West. My favorite Green Lantern is John Stewart. To me, all of the superheroes in DC Comics are my favorite superheroes, but those ones stand out the most to me. Not Marvel, they suck. Nightwing. Dick

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    Silver Age Research Paper

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    The Silver Age is also recognized to be the superhero era of science. Science would explain any dilemma in the story line and would also be the answer to how to fix it. Many superhero origins were also based on the idea of science such as the X-Men, Spiderman, and the Fantastic Four gained their superhuman abilities by genetic mutation. Science topics and factoids also appeared in comics during the Silver Age through comic issues of The Flash. Each issue contained multiple panels explaining scientific

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    screen. The acting of Blake Lively, who plays Nancy, helps to make the film even better, as many people know her from her other acting rolls, such as Sarena van der Woodsen from the hit television show “Gossip Girl” and Carol Ferris from the film “Green Lantern”. The director of the film, Jaume Collet-Serra, is known for creating movies with an extensive amount of suspense. He is able to get an incredible performance from actors, as well as understand all of the scenes from the perspective of the viewers

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    The Flash(Wally West) is best superhero in the 1960’s America. First,Wally West was the first kid flash/first kid speedster. There were no kid superheroes at the at the time besides Super Girl. Furthermore, Wally west soon became the fastest of all the speedsters, most superheroes don’t become better than their predecessors. Wally west would push his powers to the limit, this allowed him to pass his predecessors. Lastly, The Flash’s comic book became one of the bestsellers of the 1960’s. This mesant

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    ¬ Comics : Cultural Mirror and Hidden Intent Cul¬tural texts are objects, actions, and behav¬iors that reveal cul¬tural mean¬ings. An entire space, peo¬ple and their inter¬ac¬tions, the rit¬u¬als, norms and the var¬i¬ous forms in which they man¬i¬fest are “read¬able” texts, suit¬able for obser¬va¬tion and analy¬sis. Especially when talking about culture and what is signified. One such example for cultural text are graphical novels called

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