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superhero
Superman belongs to DC Comics, judge affirms
Jewish Journal
October 18, 2012
The heirs of Superman co-creator Joe Shuster do not have the right to reclaim copyrights to the popular character, a federal judge ruled.
Patriot games: Is Captain America too American?
Jewish Journal
July 18, 2011
In March 1941 — nine months before the attack on Pearl Harbor impelled America to enter the Second World War — one colorful American hero already had joined the battle: Captain America.
It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane — Oy Gevalt, It’s a Jewish ‘Watchmen’
Jewish Journal
March 13, 2009
And in fitting with “Watchmen’s” trademark plot twists and surprising revelations, “Watchmensch” has one of its own: Although it’s crammed with Yiddish dialogue, Jewish in-jokes and black hats, its creator isn’t Jewish.
A Hero’s Struggles
Tom Tugend
February 7, 2002
\n\”Once you\’ve tasted fame. It\’s very difficult to live without it.\”
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