Bruce Banner made a mistake. The Bruce Banner –indestructible, rage monster– made a mistake; no surprise, however, it being the metastory of his life. It started as an attempt to rebuild a life for himself; a life that didn’t cater to apocalyptic threats or murderous AI (although he was partial to blame for that one). It was meant to be a new beginning for him by returning to the root of his first love: science. It, nevertheless, gone awry; such was the fate of a hazardous man who didn’t deserve any happiness, to begin with – not for the crimes he committed. - Simon Utrecht, a political figurehead of Utrecht, Netherlands, former communist spy, and ruthless businessman, had everything a caliber man could ask for: billions at his disposal, class, charisma, and an extraordinary business sense. Unfortunately, everything he possessed could not grant him the one fixation he desired most: power. As the known universe expanded, revealing other worlds and impossible science, so too did the Earth and her inhabitants. Once Tony Stark outed his identity as Iron Man, superheroes exploded by the dozens. So when the scientist known as Bruce Banner accidentally unveiled a latent characteristic of radiation –the ability to mutate ordinary humans– Simon finally understood the greatness he was destined for: to become the next giant leap in human evolution, because he alone …show more content…
So, in his search to find those who worked alongside the physicist and the government funded project, he had found three second-best experts to exploit the radiation for his own gains. However, the attempt to recreate gamma radiated version of the super soldier serum ended in multiple failures. All his money and all his resources couldn’t make his scientists brighter. If he wanted results, he'd need the brightest of them all; he'd need Bruce
During the four stage which was industry vs. inferiority. In this stage Bruce was diagnosed with dyslexia. Also during this stage when Bruce was in Second grade he was held back to repeat the second grade again. This is the age around 8 or 9 Bruce went into his sister’s closet and got out a dress and when he took out the dress he marked the spot so he could put it back away fast in case someone was coming and that no one would know it was out of place. Then he went into his mother’s room and got out a scarf so he could put it on his head because he had short ha...
The Death Ray by Daniel Clowes is a graphic novel about the story of Andy and how he learned about his superpowers. A superhero is someone who has saved the day by accomplishing something heroic. Even though we look at superheroes as a something fiction, based on this we have everyday heroes around us such as firefighters, police officers, doctors and many more. In Clowes work, we quickly discover that this superhero theme plays out a little differently than what we are used to. The way that Clowes presents Andy to his super power, it is evident this is not an ordinary superhero story. It is arguable that despite the fact that Andy did more harm than good with his powers, his intentions were good. Therefore, he would be considered a superhero.
... monster, do not rise above, and their ends are miserable and often undeserved. Still others continue to try every day to beat a mental illness, understand their anxiety, or move past a traumatic event, all in the hopes that the next day will be better. There is no solution, and I don’t think there ever will be, but there will always be people who need help, and it is our responsibility to give them the support and understanding that beings such as Frankenstein’s monster never received.
Resilience, the ability to overcome or recover quickly from a difficult situation, has been shown many times throughout Ishirō Honda’s 1954 film Godzilla. Taking place in Japan, the movie starts out with a series of mysterious ship disappearances off the coast of Odo Island. After a massive storm destroys most of Odo Island, the Japanese government sends Dr. Kyohei Yamane, a paleontologist, and his team of researchers to investigate the phenomenon that plagued the area. While examining the island, Yamane stumbles upon a giant dinosaur, Godzilla, who emits radiation, similar to that of the hydrogen bombs tested by the United States. After further investigation, Yamane concluded that Godzilla was created because of its exposure to the radiation
In addition to, revolutionizing characters, Stan Lee made many of his comic books intricate and interesting compared to simple boring comic books in the past. His intricate comics had to do with his...
There were many a times when the individuals in the documentary Particle Fever by Mark Levinson, encountered problems. These problems hindered their success in the making of the Large Hadron Collier that would be used to discover new particles in the universe. For instance, when Large Hardon Collier began to leak of helium, the team of theorists and experimentialists: Fabilola Gianotti, Martin Aleksa, and Monica Dunford did not become doubtful or aggravated but simply took a deep breath and proceeded to their project. They needed an explanation as to why the leak was caused and concluded that there was an excessive amount of power being used at once. After a few repairs were made due to damages caused by the leak, the team then used half the power of what was used before. The Large Hadron Collier began to run more efficiently than as it did with too much power and alas the team of theorists and experimentalists sighed with relief. Knowing that the life of a nurse is a challenging one, and being faced with problems occur continuously, regardless of the problems, I will use patience to help the ones in
The movie Invincible is based on a true story on a 30 year guy old named Vince Papale. Vince was a huge football fan and his favorite team was the Philadelphia Eagles. Vince worked as a teacher and a part-time bartender in Philadelphia. One after morning as Vince went to work at his teaching job, the principal called him into his office to tell him that he was being let go because of budget cuts. So that only left him with the bartender job, which he was already struggling financial with both jobs. Vince was not only dealing with losing his job, his wife also gave up on him saying he’ll never amount to anything and she asked for a divorce. One night working at the bar Vince and his buddies were watching the television, because the Philadelphia
The coming of a Jews messiah to liberate the Jews community has been well known for multiple generations, however, the coming of two messiahs at the same time to liberate the Jews, is a 20th century popular comic addition to Jews mythology. Detective Comics introduce two messiahs; Batman and the Golem. By contrasting Batman's sense of the present, of humanity, as well as his role as protector of the city, with the Golem's creation purpose and role to liberate Soul’s from his regrets. The comic The Golem of Gotham #631-632, portrays two messiahs; Batman is the human messiah and the Golem is the supernatural messiah. With this evidence the comic implies that an imperfect human messiah is more capable of saving the Jews community than a mythological creation.
Bruce arrives with around $100 dollars, given to him by his parents. While attending the University of Washington, he majors in Philosophy. It is here he meets his future wife, Linda. He lives with an old friend of his father's, while working at the Ruby Chow Restaurant, in exchange for room and board. Unable to finance his education, he begins giving Martial-Arts lessons to various students at the University. Bruce attends a Martial-Arts tournament in Oklahoma, where he is "discovered". He is invited for a screen test for an untitled pilot, which is scrapped shortly before production. Fourtunately, he is chosen for for the role of "kato" in the television series, "T...
After Frankenstein discovered the source of human life, he became wholly absorbed in his experimental creation of a human being. Victor's unlimited ambition, his desire to succeed in his efforts to create life, led him to find devastation and misery. "...now that I have finished, the beauty of the dream had vanished..." (Shelley 51). Victor's ambition blinded him to see the real dangers of his project. This is because ambition is like a madness, which blinds one self to see the dangers of his actions. The monster after realizing what a horror he was demanded that victor create him a partner. "I now also began to collect the materials necessary for my new creation, and this was like torture..." (Shelley 169). Victor's raw ambition, his search for glory, has left him. His eyes have been opened to see his horrible actions, and what have and could become of his creations. As a result, Victor has realized that he is creating a monster, which could lead to the downfall of mankind. His choice is simple, save his own life or save man.
As a Chinese-American, Bruce faced racism and inequality. When he founded his Martial Arts school, the Jun Fan Kung-Fu In...
When dealing with an extremely complex character, like Bruce, he was able to show the patternings of cheating and the beginnings of insanity with perfect clarity. I was not once confused when trying to understand his objective, except for the overall why he killed himself; however, I think that is the thinking point of the show. It’s a question that has been swimming around in my head all day.
Anthony “Tony” Stark was the son of Howard and Maria Stark, born in Long Island, New York. As a young child he loved working with machines, and he entered the electrical engineering program at MIT when he was only fifteen. At nineteen, he graduated with two master’s degrees, and inherited Stark Industries at 21 when his parents were killed in a car crash. Always an expert in the fields of physics and engineering, he skillfully guided the weapons company with incredible success, creating many new technologies for the military.
Next on the list of heroes to analyze is Dr. Bruce Banner or, as he is called when in hero form, The Incredible Hulk. Dr. Banner is a man victimized by something living in his own psyche. He has a monster that his must mentally, and often times physically, control; otherwise it will escape and wreak havoc on anything or anyone nearby and pave a path of destruction in its wake. Whether one uses the comics, the TV show, or the movies, the back-story is always the same. Dr. Banner has a lab accident that causes him to become a giant, green monster whenever he loses his temper. Afraid of hurting others and being hunted the government; Bruce goes on the run across countries and continents. His ever persistent quest is to learn how to reverse the effects or at least how to live with his new life.
During the time of Captain America's inception World War II was going on. “He was a superhero whose entire creation was based on aiding the...