Comic Book Heroes

Comic book heroes make the impossible look possible. They save the world by night and work in an office by day. The many heroes we think of such as Superman and Batman originate from the comic books children read everyday. Inuyashu and Sailor Moon are two heroes from Japan, both TV shows but also comic books. Comic book heroes display the concept of supernatural powers through American and Japanese comic books.

American Comic Book Heroes




Iron Man trailer displays the regular man saving the world with the powers of his past (making weapons).







The Batman trailer shows, again, the regular man transforming into a hero and saving Gotham City from the villains such as the Joker with his powers acquired by his assets (his money).






















Superheroes are shown in the place of Jesus and Mary, displaying the significance of them through famous paintings.
















The old Superman cover shows his strength and his want to help ordinary people.





















Spiderman saves his town with the powers he received when bitten by a radioactive spider.



Japanese Comic Book Heroes

















Dragon Ball Z is a common known name in Japan, even here in America. The main characters struggle to keep their world safe from invaders and dictators.

















Sailor Moon is also a common known name. Sailor Moon protects herself and her friends from destruction and evil. She's a school girl by day and Sailor Moon by night.






Inuyashu is another hero who keeps his village safe from the harsh world around him.


Conclusion

The comic books these superheroes are born from provide the reasons for superheroes and display the concept of supernatural powers through American and Japanese art. The world is kept safe from nasty villains and evil dictators by the wonderful superheroes we so praise. Their supernatural abilities and kind hearts save the world from destruction and mishap.