By Jake Clapp Villians of New Orleans, beware. There is a new protector of the city. He is The Black Ghost, and the night belongs to him. Superheros have become a part of American culture. People watch the movies and …
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Cincinnati Superhero Patrols Streets Fighting Crime
When I first heard about these so called “Real Life Super Heroes” I have to admit I was a little skeptical. I was never interested in comic books but I had this idea of adult men in funny costumes who …
Read more in reporter Chris O’Connell’s blog It’s not a bird. It’s not a plane. In fact they don’t even fly. But that hasn’t stopped some ordinary people from doing some extraordinary good deeds around the Twin Cities. Ripped from …
Un uomo si traveste da supereroe e pattuglia da due anni le strade di Napoli pronto a sventare piccoli crimini. Sembra un film, ma è tutto vero e questo giovane napoletano si fa chiamare Entomo.
By Joel Warner You don’t exist. You think nothing, you feel nothing, you are nothing. That’s the secret to becoming invisible, to becoming the Wall Creeper. And he is surely invisible tonight. No one notices as the lean nineteen-year-old makes …
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Once superheroes just lived two-dimensionally in comic books. Now they’ve landed squarely in our cultural mainstream, writes Michael Moran
Published in loaded Magazine By James Swanwick Loaded joins a bunch of ordinary fellas who claim to do extraordinary deeds on the mean streets of New York City. The scene is set: it’s midnight in New York and a woman’s …
By James Boo Complete PDF of Off the Wookie Magazine In Mexico City people know the name, “Super Barrio.” Equal parts political activist, folk legend and bona fide luchador, this masked avenger of the poor was the first great banner …