Green Lantern Essays

  • What Does The Green Lantern Symbolize

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    hands and faced to the dark sea, staring on the green lantern which were glowing dimly. The simple lantern was so attractive to Gatsby that his behavior confused Nick. As the content of story develops, Gatsby described his dream to Nick that he loved Daisy and hoped one day he could escape with her from America. Therefore, the green lantern symbolizes Gatsby’s hope to cross the sea with Daisy and live happily with her. Gatsby also regarded the lantern as his navigator to American dream, so that’s why

  • Free Argumentative Essays: Where Was The Green Lantern?

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    Where was the Green Lantern? In the city labeled by the U.S. Attorney General, Homer Cummings, “the poison spot of the nation, a haven for criminals, a citadel of crime”, where the police were as corrupt as the crooks, everyday citizens lived next door to the FBI’s most-wanted criminals such as: Baby Face Nelson, Alvin Creepy Karpis, Machine Gun Kelly, Ma Barker’s Gang and Public Enemy #1 John Dillinger;. It was in St. Paul Minnesota. St. Paul during the Prohibition Era was one of the largest criminal

  • Are Superheroes Good Role Model

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    “Since it is so likely that children will meet cruel enemies, let them at least have heard of brave knights and heroic courage. Otherwise, you are making their destiny not brighter but darker.” — C.S. Lewis. A popular debate that has been raging since the first comic was published is, are superheroes good role models? Superheroes are good role models for many reasons. They teach kids to be selfless, have the courage to do what’s right, to be dedicated and hardworking, and to be accepting of others

  • Stereotypes In Superheroes

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    those that do bad. Another example of an unrealistic behavior would have to be Spider-man being able to have the abilities a spider has, Superman being able to fly, The Flash being able to run super fastened lastly the Hulk being able to turn into a green monster. All of these unrealistic behaviors tend to mess with the minds mentally because then kids are wanting to do the same exact these so called role models

  • Gender Inequality In Othello

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    The play “Othello” by Shakespeare is about a man who eloped with the senator’s daughter. Then became deeply in love. The play also includes a man named Iago who hates the general Othello because he gave the lieutenant position in favor for Cassio. As a result, Iago decided to play devil and manipulate Othello’s mind by telling him that his wife Desdemona committed adultery with Cassio. Which lead Iago asking his wife Emilia to steal Desdemona’s handkerchief so he can place it in Cassio’s bedroom

  • Diana Prince: Wonder Woman's Origin Story

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    One of my favorite superheroes is Wonder Woman (also known as Diana Prince). Not only is she a modern day feminist, but she also continues to be the most well developed DC comic book character (in my biased opinion) to date. Wonder Woman’s origin story is extremely unique because it’s always changing. She’s seen as an amazon, a demigod, a princess, and a lump of clay in various adaptations. In the 1941 comic, Wonder Woman's birth takes us back to the classic origin stories from both Hellenic mythology

  • Superman Vs Superheron Research Paper

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    immune to diseases and toxins. Many other super powers and abilities are: invulnerability to temperature, super breath, heat vision, X-Ray vision, and flight. Superman has some weaknesses as well as abilities. Superman's biggest weakness is kryptonite. Green kryptonite is extremely toxic. Red kryptonite also extremely toxic which affects his

  • Superman And Wonder Woman Research Paper

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    Superman and Wonder Woman On the day I turned 8 months old in December, my father was involved in a traffic accident that claimed his life. My mother was 2 months pregnant with my younger brother and my happy family of four quickly became a family of three. It was a tragic roller coaster for my family, but since I can’t remember, all I’ve known is who my dad was and how my mom has upheld the family. Even though I do not remember my father, he is Superman and my mom is like Wonder Woman. Therefore

  • Batman Vs Superman Research Paper

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    “God versus man! Day versus night! Son of Krypton versus Bat of Gotham!” These are some quotes from Lex Luthor in the hit indie film Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, which highlight the numerous differences between Batman and Superman. While at first glance these two members of the DC Comics Trinity seem to be complete opposites, there actually are many similarities between them. For instance, some of these similarities are the fact their mothers share the same name, both have prominent symbols

  • An Analytical Review Of Cw's The Flash

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    The Flash is a TV show that runs on the CW with new episodes airing every tuesday at 8pm. The Flash is a show that has based off of the DC Comic superhero. Season one stars Grant Gustin as Barry Allen the Flash, Tom Cavanagh as Harrison Wells, Jesse L. Martin as Detective Joe West, Candice Patton as Iris West, Danielle Panabaker as Caitlin Snow, and Carlos Valdes as Cisco Ramon. The show follows Barry Allen, a crime scene investigator who gets the ability to run at superhuman speed, which he uses

  • Superman Argumentative Essay

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    “For decades, Superman has stood as the most iconic comic book superhero,” says a comic enthusiast. After arriving to Earth, he discovered that he had been gifted with incredible superpowers. Superman values the choice to always use his powers for the betterment of mankind. Through wars, The Great Depression, and many other hardships people faced throughout the years, Superman was recognized as a sign of hope. People read his comics to escape the mess of the world, and he had the power to make them

  • Significance Of The Green Lantern In The Great Gatsby

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    story that goes to show that the American Dream is never attainable to the extent which one desires through, something which Fitzgerald does best through the use of the symbolization of the green lantern, the relationship between George and Myrtle, and the setting of the Valley of Ashes. Firstly, the green lantern which Gatsby gazes at throughout the length of the novel shows how no matter how much you have, you can never have enough. At the beginning of the novel, Nick sees Gatsby for the first time

  • All-New Ultimates: An Intertextual Analysis

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    One of the identities that the All-New Ultimates touches on is sexuality. On page 83 of the trade written by Michael Fiffe, it is shown that half of the team has taken the day off from being superheros to relax on Coney Island Beach (2014). It was on this page that Jessica Drew, also known as Black Widow, confesses some serious information. She tells her friends that being a clone of Peter Parker with all of his memories makes her romantically attracted to women.Her teammates’ response to this on

  • My Philosophy Statement

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    I choose the theme “ Knowledge is my Superpower” because I believe the strongest superpower any person can have is their mind. I based my theme from comic book heroes and what they stand for. I believe that if everyone can have the mindset to be a superhero then the world would be a better place and where’s the best place to begin that? Well the classroom of course! Superheroes appeal to almost every age group there is, and the lessons they teach can impact the life of just about anyone. As a teacher

  • Tullus Aufidius: The Speech Of Menenius

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    Though the film is supposed to be taking place in the present-day, the screenwriter, John Logan, decided to use the original text of Shakespeare minimal changes like cutting short most of the scenes and altering the order of the character’s lines and entire scenes. This techniques work for most part of the film but in the first scene, for example the speech of Menenius to the angry people is reduced to merely two lines and through a TV broadcast so the audience cannot realize how gifted he is using

  • Feminism In Wonder Woman

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    4.3 Feminist Heroine or Sexualized “Hussy”?: Criticism on Marston’s Wonder Woman While Wonder Woman is one of the most revolutionary character, there is also a lot of criticism regarding her appearance, different motifs in the comics and the message the character might send. Primarily Marston’s many depictions of bondage, as previously discussed, and Wonder Woman’s choice of weaponry are often considered inappropriate, especially since Wonder Woman was initial marketed as a children’s comic. The

  • Sweet Movie Analysis

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    2. Sweet Movie (1974) This film was directed by a Yugoslav director named Dusan Makavejev. This is one of the weirdest movies you can ever watch. Sweet Movie was faced with fury when it was first out in theaters. The story described the strange, chaotic discovery of communism and sex. This film was basically a tableau when one weird scene was released on the screen after another surreal scene. 3. L’ Age d’ or (1930) L’ Age d’ or was a strange black comedy film that was considered to be one of France’s

  • Violence In Chuck Dixon's Legends Of The Dark Knight

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    Someone once said “All the violence in the movies and literature, you cannot tell me that it would not disturb a normal person.” In our days graphic novels became so violent that they cannot be demonstrated to the kids. The comic book “Legends of the Dark Knight” that written by the author named Chuck Dixon shows the great examples why the comic books should not be presented to the children. In this book author tells us how Batman violently defeats the irresistible beast. Batman kills the beast

  • Comparing Breaking Bad And Arrow

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    Breaking Bad and Arrow are two shows that entertain me with all their twists and turns. Both shows revolve around two main characters, Walter White and Oliver Queen, respectively. Walter starts out as a chemistry teacher in high school, and eventually turns into a crystal meth cook trying to save money for his struggling family. Oliver is a millionaire in his 20’s that returns to his hometown as a vigilante after being thought as dead for 5 years. These two shows draw the viewer in with their interesting

  • Cause And Effect Essay On Barry Allan Lab

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    The Flash How did the flash get his powers and become the fastest man alive? Barry Allen was at work at Starling City Police Department in his forensic lab, when an experiment went wrong at S.T.A.R. Labs, a science facility not far from the SCPD office. Scientist H.G.Wells had made a particle accelerator, which was going to be the cities new power source. However, it exploded and caused a massive electrical storm as well as a particle wave that sent aftershocks throughout the city. Barry was