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Superhero Superpowers
One of the reasons I’ve never been able to place comic book heroes in the science fiction or the fantasy genres has been common sense. Science fiction might take the idea of faster-than-light travel and run with it, but there … Continue reading
Posted in Comic book heroes
Tagged Batgirl, Batman, captain america, Catwoman, comic, Daredevil, DC, DC Comics, Fantastic Four, Guardians of the Galaxy, High Evolutionary, Hulk, Invisible Woman, Ironman, Jean Grey, Justice League, Lone Ranger, Magneto, Marvel, Middle Earth, Mr. Fantastic, Nick Fury, punisher, Scarlet Witch, Spiderman, Star Trek, Star Wars, Stargate, Storm, Supergirl, Superman, thor, Wasp, Wonder Woman, x-men, Yoda
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Sequels, Prequels, and all that Rut
I admit to being a little behind, but I just watched Agents of Shield last night. I was already impressed with the interwoven plots of the Avengers movies, but this, timed with the aftermath of The Winter Soldier, was amazing. … Continue reading
Posted in Comic book heroes, George Lucas, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Stan Lee, Star Wars, The Force
Tagged Avenger, Avengers, captain america, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hobbit, Joss Whedon, Marvel, Nick Fury, Star Wars, Tolkien, Whedon, Yoda
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Christopher Nolan and Joss Whedon
I think it’s kind of neat that two individuals who did not make a name for themselves in comics have been centrally responsible for the rise of comic book movies in film of late and think a little background on … Continue reading
Posted in Comic book heroes, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged Avengers, Batman, DC, Justice League, Marvel, Nolan, Superman, Whedon
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Demi-Gods; the World’s First Superheroes
This spring and summer we have Spider-Man, Captain America, X-Men, and Guardians of the Galaxy. Next summer promises to be even better with Avengers 2 anchoring and Star Wars Episode 7 in the fall. Sure we have romances, action, fantasy, … Continue reading
Posted in Comic book heroes, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Star Wars
Tagged Anakin Skywalker, Avenger, Avengers, Batgirl, Batman, Black Widow, Buffy, captain america, Catwoman, Chosen One, Daredevil, Darth Sidious, DC Comics, Duncan Idaho, Fantastic Four, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hercules, High Evolutionary, Hulk, Invisible Woman, Ironman, Jean Grey, Magneto, Marvel, Mr. Fantastic, Muad'dib, Nick Fury, Ozymandias, Paul Atreides, Scarlet Witch, Spiderman, Storm, Supergirl, Superman, thor, Wasp, Wonder Woman, x-men, Yoda
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The Aging Gene in Sci Fi
A few years ago scientists discovered what has since been called the aging gene. It’s a simple thing really, a gene that controls the rate at which our body matures from infancy to adolescence, adulthood, and beyond. From an evolutionary … Continue reading
Posted in Comic book heroes, Historical Science Fiction, Sci Fi/Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged Atreides, DC Comics, Dr. Who, Marvel, Star Trek, Time Lord
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Hercules vs. Hercules
The passed few weeks I have been comparing DC and Marvel characters to demonstrate how making the DC versions so overwhelmingly strong/durable/fast/magical that they have lost a key element in making them more interesting characters. I had planned on writing … Continue reading
Batman vs. Punisher
In the previous two comparisons I have started with a Marvel character and tried to find a DC equivalent. This week I thought I would start with a DC character – Batman. His original, and primary, quality is that he … Continue reading