When did you stop looking up to superheroes?
Honestly, I never did. You see, I wasn't really ever into them in the first place. I was a little.nonconformist kid............ But, nowadays, I love all those things suddenly. I admire the way superhero stories lead up to something more fascinating and always have a message or a lesson behind them. It's always interesting to watch the development of a story, which is all I honestly ever look for in them. As an adult, yes, you can gain something from reading comics or watching hero movies. Just don't think of superheroes as ridiculous — think of them as people who needed that extra push to learn a few life lessons of their own, and maybe who needed to gain some confidence and morality, too. Something that most readers/viewers would love to do as well. I mean, as long as adults and children, such as my little cousin, learn how to be responsible with power, learn right from wrong, learn about the value of what they have, and learn to broaden their young imaginations, we shouldn't think of superheroes as ridiculous at all. They can be great role models for children. ...maybe not counting Iron Man and Batman, lol. Captain America is my cousin's fav hero. Mine too! The guy is a leader, and he would risk his life for the sake of anyone else. Great lessons learned there.
Who agrees Falcon is one of the lamest Marvel superheroes?
For those of you who read Marvel comics then you know about Sam Wilson aka Falcon or one of the first black superheroes in comics. In my opinion Falcon has got to be one of the lamest superheroes ever to exist. All the other black superheroes like Black Panther, Luke Cage and Storm are cool but for some reason Falcon just sucks like really sucks who agrees? All Falcon does is talk to birds and fly= lame in my books
Is Spiderman a Super Hero, or a Vigilante?
Spiderman is a Super Hero and a Vigilante. He takes the laws into his own hands as will as saves/protect lives.
If anyone ever read the book "stormbreaker" please help me compare and contrast the hero and the villain?
so far in my Venn diagram i have: Alex Rider: kind, considerate, curious, brave. Herod Sayle: evil, vengeful, diabolical, crazy. what they have in common: determined, smart, scrutinizing. I just need a little more detail so if anyone can help me plz do!!! thnx!!
Mohammed is a superhero?
Mohammed's sexual strength is equal to 30 men. Anas said, "The prophet used to visit all his wives in an hour round, during the day and night and they were eleven in number." I asked Anas, "Had the prophet the strength for it?" Anas replied, "We used to say that the prophet was given the strength of thirty (men). " Vol. 1:268 Mohammed married a 9 year old girl. "Narrated Aisha that the prophet married her when she was six years old and he consummated his marriage when she was nine years old."Vol. 7:64 Allah hurries to please Mohammed's sexual desires. When the Quranic verse that allows Mohammed to postpone the turn of any wife was revealed, and when Mohammed said that Allah allowed him to marry his adopted son's wife, Aisha (one of his wives) told him, "O Allah's Apostle I do not see but that your Lord hurries in pleasing you. " Vol. 7:48 When a woman is divorced irrevocably, she can not return to her husband until she marries (including having sexual intercourse) with another man. "Narrated Aisha: The wife of Rifaa Al-Qurazi came to Allah's Apostle and said, 'O Allah's Apostle, Rifaa divorced me irrevocably. After him I married Abdur-Rahman bin Az-Zubair Al-Qurazi who proved to be impotent.' Allah's Apostle said to her, 'Perhaps you want to return to Rifaa? Nay (You cannot return to Rifaa) until you and Abdur-Rahman (the impotent man) engage in sexual intercourse!" Vol. 7:186
I need help writing an essay on my favorite superhero.?
Perhaps you should draw up an outline or a writing plan to help you organize your thoughts. 1.) Origins of Super hero. a.) b.) 2.) Super hero's early years. a.) Powers b.) 3.) Villains
Is knowledge about superheroes largely useless?
It really depends on one's perspective. For many it's useless. But for me it's much more than that.I met many people who are like me. We can just sit and discuss superheroes and wild theories, movie leaks, analyse little details in movie trailers for hours! In fact I met many interesting people because of this.Superheroes are fictionalised characters. No doubt about it. But they teach us valuable life lessons like anyone else. I personally feel like I'm a better person because I was guided by these heroes.For example take batman. He's orphaned and has overcome so much! He technically owns the Justice league where it's filled with people with superpowers! That teaches us lessons about leadership and self belief among others. He's an outcast, different from everyone he meets and yet he excels at every problematic situation he faces!I've known many people who just ridicule us because we look upto fictional characters for inspiration! But everyone's entitled to their opinion and I wouldn't bother myself with arguing with them. I would just walk away. (that was taught me by my heroes too btw!) I would've bashed them or trolled them otherwise. They've taught me how to handle myself at my worst and how being scared and angry only impairs your judgement.It really depends on how you view these characters. For me, they've save me from situations, where I couldn't even think of getting out of them.