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Superhero

Captain America in an Orlando theme park.

A superhero (sometimes rendered super-hero or super hero) is a type of stock character possessing "extraordinary or superhuman powers" and dedicated to protecting the public.

Spanking in early superhero comicsEdit

 
Batman spanking a woman in a 1960s comic book, with dialogue changed for parody purposes.

The early forties saw the emergence of the American superhero as a specific comics genre. While the first actual superhero – Seigle and Shuster's Superman – first appeared in June 1938, similar characterizations could be traced back to Lee Falk's The Phantom, Lester Dent's Doc Savage, Johnston McCulley's Zorro, and even Emmuska Orczy's The Scarlet Pimpernel. The advent of World War II (and America's subsequent entry into the conflict in 1941) led to a proliferation of costumed superheroes, spurred on to some degree by the patriotic ferver of the times.

Comic book heroes of the 1940s typically fall into three basic categories. The first – arguably the most prolific – of the period includes super powered heroes such as Captain Marvel (Fawcett), The Flash, Green Lantern (All-American), Wonder Woman, Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner, and The Human Torch (Timely) – all of whom were descended to some degree from Doc Savage and Superman.

The second grouping includes costumed Mystery Men such as The Batman (DC), Mr. Scarlet, Spy Smasher (Fawcett), Midnight (Quality), and others who could trace their lineage back to pulp magazine heroes such as The Shadow and The Spider. Mystery Men tended to have no special powers and depended more on detective skills than brute force.

A third category comprised the so-called "stars and stripes brigade": super-patriots like Captain America (Timely), Minute Man (Fawcett), The Shield (MLJ) or Fighting Yank (Standard). Super-patriots often adopted 'Old Glory' as their motif and fought America's wartime enemies – Nazi spies, Fifth Columnists, Japanese invaders, et al.

Superhero spanking videosEdit

  • Batgirl Spanks Wonder Woman (Spanking Veronica Works, 2020), photos
  • Christina Carter's Catwoman Doublecross (ChristinaBound.com)
  • Christina Carter's Batman, Catwomans Demise (ChristinaBound.com)
  • Wonder Woman Disciplines Burglar (Clare Spanks Men), Femdom, photos
  • Wonder Woman Spanked (Cali Logan Land), photos
  • Wonder Woman Spanks Batgirl (Spanking Veronica Works, 2020), photos

See alsoEdit

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