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"Orphen super heroes"

anyone else noticed that moste superheroes have no perents? Moste of the non family supere heroes like Spiderman, Dear Devil, Batman even Robin are all perentless. Dont you think that sometimes you need more that your perents dieing to do good? Dont you think that someone could have a better reson to fight insted of the cleshay line of "you killed my farther!" poping up in all over the place? Youd think someone would lern from X-men and do something were people just be super heroes because its just rite to help people. Not that Im prasing X-Men but they are original in this context.

I just had to get this down as its been bugging me alot this evning.

Thanks for listening guys
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Yeah, if their parents were alive, they wouldn't have anything to fight for.

I can make my point with one word. FICTION! Its alll made up, the only reason their parents are dead is so that the authors can have a reason they fight crime, and are driven by loss. Also its a good way to keep a grudge, and introdcues a morailty crisis, revenge vs justice. Dont be influenced by the media that much

I guess that working superheros with parents can be difficult.

*agrees with JFH*

poopots wrote:
> Try reading my first ABC’S instead of reading comic books, your
> spelling’s are terrible.

So is your grammar. You dont need an apostrophe either of the times you have used one.

yeah but most of those superhero's knew their parents, not sure about X-Men lot, i know that Logan did not, but unsure about Storm, Cyclops.... but people like Daredevil got into the superhero gig because he witnessed his father die... Isn't orphen when you dont know your parents at all.

In the comics spiderman had Aunt May! so he did have some family, Brue Banner had a sort of family also

Try reading my first ABC’S instead of reading comic books, your spelling’s are terrible.

It's because there's nobody saying "Go to your room, I don't want you going off saving people, they don't deserve it"
That's why I'm no superhero.... yet.

It's pretty simple: having parents means much more work on the plot. Without them, your hero can go along his way without the family getting in the way.

This is a good point.

I can think of others, too.