Superheroes in comic books are different from real-life
heroes in many ways. Many superheroes are very famous and have many people
stare at their powers, speed, strength, and courage and are dressed in fancy
costumes and seem to be showing off in some ways. However, many real-life
heroes do not seek adulation after they accomplish something big such as taking
down a robbery of a drugstore. Those people, unlike fictional heroes, have to
face true death and make a choice whether to risk their life or allow someone
else’s life to be taken by the hand of Death. A true hero is one that has a
normal life and when he/she sees a crime, will find a way to comfort them and
bring out true courage to actually confront the criminals. Also, fictional
superheroes seem to have super human qualities already and whereas normal
people simply use what they have to adapt to their situation. Super heroes, in
my opinion, are just fake cowards with undeserved super human qualities but
true real life heroes are people that are faced with a moral choice of their
own happy life with the chance of a family and happiness against risking all
that happiness and life to try and safe another one’s. The true courage is the
courage of standing up in the face of death when it is drawn out from your
heart instead of having super powers which allow you to be invincible or
invisible.
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