Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The Surprising Politics of Superhero Movies
TotalFilm.com has compiled a list of 30 superhero films and the politics involved there in, ranging from Superman's "Truth, Justice and The American Way" and the X-Men's civil rights analogies to some of the more out there theories involving Unbreakable and the Spider-Man's movies. The whole list can be read here.
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Batman,
Captain America,
Daredevil,
Dredd,
Fantastic Four,
Film,
Green Hornet,
Green Lantern,
Hulk,
Iron Man,
Kick-Ass,
Lists,
Politics,
Spiderman,
Superman,
The Incredibles,
V for Vendetta,
Watchmen,
X-Men
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Friday, May 3, 2013
E-mail now Open
Hey Everyone,
I haven't had much time recently to navigate the internet looking for interesting articles or write up my own, so to hopefully help alleviate that I've setup an e-mail for the blog, SuperPoliticsSuggestions (at) gmail.com, where you can send me links to article you think I should feature and the like. You can also use the box I've set up on the side of the page. Hopefully this will help keep things flowing while I'm busy.
Thanks, Super Politics
I haven't had much time recently to navigate the internet looking for interesting articles or write up my own, so to hopefully help alleviate that I've setup an e-mail for the blog, SuperPoliticsSuggestions (at) gmail.com, where you can send me links to article you think I should feature and the like. You can also use the box I've set up on the side of the page. Hopefully this will help keep things flowing while I'm busy.
Thanks, Super Politics
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Announcements,
SuperPolitics
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Sunday, April 21, 2013
Wonder Woman! The Untold Story of American Superheroines Extended Trailer
The crew of "Wonder Woman! The Untold
Story of American Superheroines" have released an extended trailer for the film, which you can watch below, in anticipation of the film's public airing on PBS.
The film talks about the history of Superheroines, particularly Wonder Woman, and the parallels of the feminist movement, and you can read more about the documentary at the film's website.
The film talks about the history of Superheroines, particularly Wonder Woman, and the parallels of the feminist movement, and you can read more about the documentary at the film's website.
Labels:
Feminism,
Film,
Superheroines,
Wonder Woman
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Monday, April 15, 2013
Visual.ly's Infographic Roundup
Labels:
Batman,
Captain America,
Film,
Green Lantern,
Hawkeye,
Hulk,
Infographics,
Iron Man,
Spiderman,
Stan Lee,
Superheroes,
Superman,
The Avengers,
Wolverine,
Wonder Woman,
X-Men
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Thursday, April 11, 2013
Superheroes and Life Insurance
Business Insider has an interesting article about life insurance and how it would apply to Batman, Spider-Man, Harry Potter, Fred Flintstone and Marge Simpson. The full article can be read here.
Labels:
Batman,
Harry Potter,
Insurance,
Spiderman,
The Flintsones,
The Simpson
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Monday, February 25, 2013
The Problem with Billionaires

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Monday, February 4, 2013
The Correlation Between Gun Availability and Murder
Today we've got a comic from VirtualShackles.com, detailing the direct correlation between gun availability and murders and the lack of correlation between gun related murders and video games. You can read more comics by them on their site.

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Gun Control,
Video Games,
Violence,
VirtualShackles,
Webcomics
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
VH1's 10 Reasons Why Christian Bale Is A Real Life Superhero
In celebration of Christian Bale's birthday yesterday, VH1 has put out a Top 10 List of why he's a real life superhero, which includes a lot of his charity and political work. The full list can be read here.
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Superhero Simulations Make People More Altruistic
A new study published on Wednesday has found that people who experience superhero simulations, such as through the virtual reality video games used in the study, will act significantly more altruistic that people who have not experience such simulations. The full study can be read at PLOSOne.org, and a summary can be read at AdelaideNow.com.
Labels:
Altruism,
Simulations,
Social Commentary,
Study,
Superheroes,
Video Games,
Virtual Reality
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