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Doctor Strange, a very strange movie indeed, and if you like mystery, magic, and a multiverse with different dimensions then this is the right movie for you. Doctor Strange is part of the Marvel universe, which includes Thor, Captain America, Hulk, and Iron Man. While the Avengers protect the world from physical threats, this movie takes us to a whole new level of mystical threats, much more dangerous than the threats within our world itself, consisting of very powerful characters and ancient magic

“Supergirl” is set to conquer the skies in less than two months and now new spoilers have surfaced about one of the characters in the new superhero series. It was earlier revealed that Red Tornado will appear in one of the episodes of Supergirl. The character is going to be played by “Salem” star Iddo Goldberg, who will also play the role of T.O. Morrow in the series, according to CarterMatt. In the comics, Red Tornado and T.O. Morrow are separate characters, but they will be one and the same in

Marvel® versus DC® There are many superhero universes. The main two being DC comics and Marvel universe. Once both universes came out fans all around the world have wondered which universe , DC or Marvel, would win in a war against each other. Statistics show that in this case DC would win but this will prove how and why Marvel would win against DC. History of both universes Marvel started in 1939 as Timely Publications and was made by famous creator Martin Goodman. By 1961 it was changed to Atlas

Steve met his first Braviary, Liberty, when he first stepped into his role as Captain America in the USO shows. Liberty was actually an actor Pokémon who had become a symbol for America in the early days of the war. He had been brought in to the USO shows to help generate more popularity for Captain America, and it had also been an attempt to the create the greatest American duo to generate more morale for the American people. And while the two were fantastic and well-loved on stage, Steve and Liberty

When you think about a typical hero like Superman, Batman, Spiderman. They save and protect cities and individuals, from any bad or harmful things. But in the real world there there aren't any villains we have to hide from. Those challenges come or propresenter differently, so typical Hollywood superhero doesn't work. This means anybody can become a hero, they just need to inspire others and bring the best traits out of the individual. To inspire people you need qualities others can value common

Ray Mundell Stevenson English - 2B April 30, 2015 Deadpool is a hero created in the 1990’s. He is one of the best character in the marvel universe. He has multiple powers. Deadpool was created by Rob Liefeld. The writer of Deadpool was Fabian Nieieza. Deadpool made his first appearance in The New Mutants #98. Which was published in February 1, 1991 (Deadpool, Comicvine.com). Rob Liefeld wanted a person who had a full head mask just like Spiderman suit. As explained on the site Comicvine“Deadpool

What makes Harriet Tubman a hero in the past, present, and future is by how she helped out many slaves. Harriet was also known as Moses, because of the help she gave. The word hero means someone who is willing to risk things, is courageous, and has outstanding achievements. Harriet Tubman didn’t know majority of who she helped, yet she wanted to end slavery and she found it easier to help them out then and there. Harriet also represents herself as a hero by how she influenced others, to make

Hold on! I haven't forgotten an update this weekend! It's just kinda sorta late is all...but well worth the wait. Valentines weekend brought us the release of Deadpool in all it's R-rated foul-mouthed, dirty humor goodness! Hey! Ryan Reynolds (Woman in Gold, Safe House, Just Friends) plays a fun super hero this time in the form of Wade Wilson A.K.A Deadpool a sword wielding, gun-toting butt kicking comic relief making mad man in a red spandex suite out for revenge on the man who destroyed his

Superheroes don’t exist in my world. I don’t believe in people disguised in masks and capes, battling with superhuman powers. No, those characters set an unrealistic facade of what a role model and leader should be. The heroes that live in my community are able to change the lives around them solely by their skill, talent, and morale. I believe that everyone can develop into a leader through their own abilities and that I, too, have the power to impact my surroundings by my service to the community

X-Men (2000) is the first movie in the X-Men film series, following a group of ‘mutants’ who are born with unique genetic mutations that manifest as a range of superpowers such as telepathy, shape-shifting and weather manipulation. Despite this film being highly entertaining and engaging, it is rife with ideas that conflict with evolutionary principles, such as natural selection, which many evolutionary biologists support. A common misconception of the theory of evolution is that organisms are