The Detroit News reports on a schism in the Real Life Superhero movement in northern Michigan, between Petoskey Batman and Bee Sting. The two men, part of
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Rob Orr writes; Just like McDonald’s, Starbuck’s, financial recession, and gangster culture--he’s your problem now, UK! (Just kidding, I actually dig real
I am continuing to blame Kick Ass.
Ex-military policeman Matthew Argintar, 23 from New Jersey, is a Real Life Super Hero Dressed in a Batman-like face mask, a cape, arm pads and a bulletproof vest And also a pair of handcuffs Outside a Home Depot, he began asking people if there was anything they needed help[...]
This is Shadow, a ninja who patrols the streets of his home town to make it a safer place to live. And it's not a comic. He's a Real Life Superhero in
Following an interview between CBR News editor Kiel Phegley and Valiant's Jason Kothari and Peter Cuneo, Bleeding Cool received a press release announcing
And this is how long a superhero secret identity would last in real life. Britain's street superhero The Statesman has been revealed by the Sun as Scott
In Columbia, wearing a mask is illegal. Not that this has stopped Columbia's crimefighter The Viper wearing a full body black and green body costume and
Bleeding Cool has covered the activities of Seattle's lead real life superhero Phoenix Jones in detail before. Indeed, just last week I had a long
Real Life Super Hero Phoenix Jones is the subject of another TV news report after preventing car theft in Seattle, tackling a robber as he attempted to break into a car, and saving the owner from potential physical attack.
Phoenix Jones has been the subject of previous Bleeding Cool reports, but this is the first time[...]