Money is Power

Money is Power
Does The Super Hero make The Money? Or Does The Money Make The Super Hero?

Does The Super Hero make The Money? Or Does The Money Make The Super Hero?

In the comic industry and in society today you see the value that money provides you with. The diversity you make to become a super hero it would get you the latest gear that technology can offer viewing this from a super hero’s point of you. You would want to be the man or female that cannot be destroyed. In society today you see billionaires become super heroes, because money gives them the option to do whatever they want with it. In this blog my group and I would be focusing on how in the comic industries, and in society today money is the resource needed to become a super hero. A variety of examples are shown to us that makes us reflect on that specific super hero, or in that specific individual in society. The effect that has in us is that you would want to be that Batman, Captain America, and that Donald Trump. This is a necessary topic that needs attention, because not everyone is a billionaire, or with valuable expensive gadgets. This is not a matter of individuals, but nation wide how do we as a country manage our financial stability. Being rich person and a super hero isn’t so different. To be straightforward you’re sitting on top of the world with all that merchandise.

In the film and comic industry and in society now in days money plays an important role in the resources once has. Along with the abilities the resources could allow you to reach. With money a person could create it’s own combat gear or weapons along with a new identity. When they are under cover playing their double life as a super hero fighting crime. For example if we look how batman Ironman and Arrow become super hero’s would they had actually been able to be who they are with out the resources that their riches has provided them. As a billionaire or even a millionaire the world is your playground to explore to build and to discover. The sky is the limit and at times not even the sky is a limit anymore. Many times this multi billionaires individuals having money isn’t enough for them they want to leave a legacy behind and what better way would that be to be a super hero.

Thursday, October 8, 2015


            Hello my fellow bloggers this week I have found a Peer Review article that would emphasize that money makes a superhero. In the article, “ Batman’s Back,” by Leslie Gray Streeter gives us various options that makes us comprehend the role of money plays has a huge impact on superheroes. In the article it states, “Batman’s only internal power is his pain and survivor's guilt, supplemented by the nifty gadgets and armor supplied by Daddy's money.” Streeter makes us realize that money is what makes batman a superhero. She also compares and contrasts the different scenarios when he has had to face villain, but has had to rely on his gadgets to safe the day.
         Overall her argument is well organized and affective because she gives statistics about the past of batman to his future. Streets argument is very persuasive the examples and scenarios she illustrates to us throughout the article support her argument that without money Batman wouldn’t be who he is. What I suggest to Ms. Streeter is that if she stated the gadgets he used in detail it will support her claim even more. The example she provides makes us the audience look at batman in a way that makes us doubt his heroic persona.

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