Legion of Super-Heroes

Barry 's POV As I woke up from my all night food coma I woke up in my armor and decided to wear a simple jogging outfit consisting of a wife beater and some dark sweat pants. As I ran I pondered what I should do in this universe. I ran a couple miles until I ran past a hospital next to a retirement home. "Smart move there." I backtracked remembering how my father was a docter and how I always loved helping people. I made up my mind as I chose to enter the retirement home first to apply for

praetor of the legion, as part of her scheme to unite the Greeks and Romans to fight a greater enemy. Percy can't remember his name, where he is from but he does know that he has memories that could help Percy to help Camp Jupiter. Hazel, however has the opposite problem. She has too many memories of her past life before she came to Camp Jupiter.  A third conflict is that the 5th cohort is now the worst cohort in the legion because of a doomed 1980's expedition that caused the legion to lose their

For this moment, he has a particularly nasty super villain to deal with. To halt evil from spreading throughout the globe, he has to be preemptive and cut out the infection, much like a diseased area of the body. Adam will be furious to see him, yet Superman- in his current unpredictable mood at least-

Novac, Novac to Cottonwood Cove, Eve walks, her shadow an Eyebot she repaired. The desert fights against with hordes of Radscorpions and ants but it’ll take an army of Deathclaws to stop her. The Mojave sun dips below the horizon as she reaches the Legion camp, sky a picturesque mix of pink, orange, and purple. In another life, she’d pull out a camera and snap a picture of the sunset. For now, she’s content with committing the beauty to memory. Too dark for Lucullus to ferry her to Fortification Hill

I mean, did you ever think there was going to be an Aquaman movie outside of Entourage? That being said, there are a few characters that will never get their own film. Here's our top five. Number Five: Matter Eater Lad A member of the Legion of Super-Heroes, Matter Eater Lad has the great power to eat anything. In the comics, Keith Giffen actually managed to make this work and focused on other aspects of the character but we still have a hard time believing we will ever see the tag line “You

mind. A twelve-year-old girl, a collector of comic books, spends her weekly allowance, of a quarter, on super hero comics. She enjoyed the Legion of Super Heroes and Super girl, with Super girl being her favorite. The stacks that she had acquired were almost as tall as she was. She had them all in her closet. After she fell asleep at night she would have a recurring dream of being a Super girl and could fly. In her dream she would go to the roof of the apartment building, or barrio (a Spanish

Ever since the beginning of time, people have been fascinated by heroes. From Hercules to Superman, children gathered around telling the historic stories of their marvelous victories. The problem with the entertainment industry is that the majority of these stories are fairy tales. Movies are meant to make people feel something or to change their perspective, not tell the same storybook endings. Of course children need fairy tales, yet at some point they need to grow up and realize the hero doesn’t

Heroes normally display feats of strength or knowledge exceeding that of normal men. In Ancient Greek and Roman texts, heroes were inspired by the legends of Hercules, Jason and Perseus who were all normal men, seen to have super human strength, knowledge, or strategy. Heroes do not all have godlike strength, many of them were war generals or emperors who faced danger but fought through adversity with triumphs of courage or bravery or even martyrdom. There are heroes who develop certain characteristics

Leagues and legions of superheroes are usually effective while exploring each individual and all of their normal and supernatural abilities. This could include super-human strength, lightning-speed, telepathy, or other powers that are able to categorize them as an individual and as a hero. In this paper, I will be discussing the different individual attributes some characters from Guardian of the Galaxy portray during the movie. Some of the psychological principals that will be discussed are self-concept

and repetition of significant words which reinforce the theme. The similes are “Supergirl comic books in my bedroom closet that was tall as I am”, and “sleek and hard as a supersonic missile” (Cofer 317). In addition, the allusions refer to Legion of Super Heroes and Supergirl comic books, the mention of Puerto