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Superman’s cape isn’t the only thing you don’t mess with
http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2013/03/supermans-cape-isnt-the-only-thing-you-dont-mess-with/#more-149182
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"When 4-year-old Anthony Smith didn’t want to wear his hearing aid because superheroes don’t wear them, his mother emailed Marvel to ask if they had any pictures of superheroes wearing a hearing aid. Not only did Marvel editor Bill Rosemann respond with an image of the cover of 1984′s West Coast Avengers #1, which featured Hawkeye wearing a hearing aid, he also had artist Nelson Ribeiro transform Anthony into a superhero, Blue Ear."
Real-life heroes
http://www.concordmonitor.com/article/330760/real-life-heroes
http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2012/05/comics-a-m-marvel-answers-frustrated-moms-call-for-help/
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There are some good things in #Prometheus, acting. set design, sporadic ideas but boy does the editing and writing go south as the film moves along.
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Example(s): biologist finds dead alien. What does biologist, a man who of science who has studied and wondered about his life all his life do when he finds an inanimate corpse unlike any ever encountered? He is like, "yo, dawg, I need to like get out of here as fast as I can, See ya later, home slice."
And we can't forget the all knowing Captain that with almost no information (2 infected crewman) realizes that this is a base to manufacture Weapons of Mass Destruction and that nothing can be allowed to leave.
It goes on and on. It is a poorly strung together narrative with some nice scenes and set pieces
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