We all know that I can talk about Scarlet Witch all day, everyday. I will never stop writing articles about how badass she is because people who refute me don’t actually read comic books, or know how to read at all who knows, so here is an even more in depth look at the growth of Scarlet Witch’s powers. The powers of the Scarlet Witch are often overlooked (or dismissed because she didn’t get what comic book nerds would consider overpowered until House of M), the reality is that she was always truly powerful her powers just weren’t clearly defined until closer to the 1980s.

Ever since the 2021 Batman movie was announced, the internet has been filled with nerdy conspiracy theories and fan-casts. Every Batman fan has their idea on who should play their favourite super hero's rouges gallery . In my opinion, Robert Pattinson is the dark knight we didn't know we all needed. He has all the characteristics of the classic Bruce Wayne, the strong jaw, full head of hair, not to mention the sex appeal.

Ever since Avengers: Endgame has ended the 10 year journey beginning from Iron Man (2009), there has been some groups admitting they are becoming tired of the superhero genre. There was even some who have felt tired of multiple superhero movies before endgame such as WhatNerd, who like many others, started feeling fatigue from superhero films.

If one were to create a list of the best Superman stories ever written, chances are one would find 2003's Red Son upon it. Written by Mark Millar and published as part of DC Comics' Elseworlds line, it told the tale of a Man of Steel who landed not in Kansas but the Soviet Union of the Cold War era. It's no surprise then that, after the success of the animated adaptation of Gotham By Gaslight, that Red Son would receive such a treatment. Now out on streaming and physical media, how does this Red Son hold up as both an adaptation and as the latest entry in the long-running DC Universe Animated Original Movies series?

Iron Fist (Danny Rand) is a fictional superhero in American comic books which Marvel Comics publishes. Designed by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane, Iron Fist first featured in Marvel Premiere # 15 the character is an specialist of martial arts and the wielder of a mysterious power known as the Iron Fist, which helps him to evoke and concentrate his energy. The City of K'un-Lun which opens every 10 years learns this expertise. Danny Rand was born in The city of New York. His narrator, Wendell Rand, visited the magical city of K'un-L'un as a young boy. Wendell saved the life of Lord Tuan, the king of the town during his time at K'un-L'un, and was adopted as Tuan's wife. Eventually, however, Wendell left K'un-L'un and became a successful US businessman. He married Heather Duncan, a socialite, and had a son, Daniel. Later, Wendell organises an expedition to recover K'un-L'un, bringing with him his wife Heather, his business associate Harold Meachum and Danny, nine. When riding up the mountain, Danny slips off the road and his tie-rope carries his mother and father along.

Marvelman was similar to Captain Marvel: Micky Moran, a teenage researcher, encounters an astrophysicist, not a magician, who gives him superpowers based on atomic energy rather than magic. He used the word "Kimota" to turn into Marvelman, which is, on the contrary, phonetically "atomic" instead of "Shazam." Marvelman was preceded by Dicky Dauntless, a teenage messenger boy who became Young Marvelman, and young Johnny Bates who became Child Marvelman instead of Captain Marvel Jr. and Mary Marvel; all of their mysterious words were "Marvelman" Michael Moran, version of Alan Moore, w. Using the word "atomic" backwards ("cimota"), he recalls the word "Kimota" as he puts the word written on glass over a door; Marvelman is resurrected and he saves the day. As Marvelman, Moran recalls his early days as a superhero, admitting to his wife Liz that he lost his memories after an atomic blast consumed the entire Marvelman household.

The Hulk is a fictional superhero who appears in US retailer Marvel Comics publications. The character was first created in The Incredible Hulk's debut series, by the writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Scientist Robert Bruce Banner rescues teenager Rick Jones who drives to the test ground following the atmospheric detonation of a nuclear bomb; banner forces Jones into a trench to save him, but he is struck by the explosion, consuming massive quantities of gamma radiation. He wakes up seemingly unscathed later on but that night transforms into a gloomy, lumbering shape. One soldier who tried to name the beast a "hulk" Initially, it was thought that Banner's transformations into the Hulk were induced by sunset and reversed at sunrise, but later, after Rick observed Banner's daytime transformation into Hulk after Ross's men failed attempt to send the Hulk into space, it was discovered to be activated by rage. Superman had been healed in The Incredible Hulk # 4 so with the understanding of Superman decided to restore Hulk's abilities.

Giovanni "John" Zatara appears, as a fictitious character, in comics distributed by DC Comics. He appeared as a superhero, making his first appearance in the first issue of his Action Comics storeys during the Golden Age of Comics. He's described as a stage magician who does real magic all the time. The character, along with other links to Batman, will make occasional appearances in the futuristic DC Universe, as a supporting character affiliated with his daughter Zatanna. In various DC Comics publications John Zatara is depicted as a superhero, beginning with Action Comics # 1, dated 1938, which also marks Superman's first appearance. Unlike the somewhat close Sorcerer Mandrake, Zatara would share his early adventures with a major East Indian as a companion / bodyguard called Tong.

Hellboy is a super fictional character created by writer-artist Mike Mignola. The character first featured in Comic-Con Comics # 2 in San Diego and has since starred in numerous homonymous miniseries, one-shots and crossovers between corporations. Hellboy, or as he was called "Anung Un Rama," was born on 5 October 1617, her mother-in-law, Sarah Hughes, was on her deathbed a human being. Yes, Sarah was a witch who acquired her powers by being the archdemon's consort, Azzael, an Archduke of Hell, and the "biological" father of Hellboy. Bringing the body of Sarah into hell as she attempted to weep on her deathbed in a chapel in East Bromwich, England, Azzael burnt her away so that her child would be raised and cut off the infant's right hand and replace it with the "Right Hand of Death," a amulet attached to the Ogdru Jahad. Having heard from the other Hell princes about his actions, Azzael sent his half-demon child away after he had been deprived of his abilities and frozen in stone.

Hawkeye (Clinton Francis Barton) is a fictional superhero that features in American comic books that Marvel Comics has published. The character first appeared as a villain in Tales of Suspense # 57 and then joined theAvengers in The Avengers # 16 (May 1965), created by the author Stan Lee and the artist Don Heck. He too has been a strong mentor in the team. Raised in Waverly, Texas, Clint Barton was. He lost both of his parents to a traffic crash at a young age. After six years in an orphanage, Clint ran away to join the Carson Carnival of Traveling Wonders, with his brother Barney Barton. Clint quickly caught the Swordsman's attention and took the child on as his partner. The Swordsman trained Clint to become a master-archer with the aid of Trick Shot.