Hello again fellow CBMer's, some of you may have caught my two previous articles on the round up of Marvels Phase one, and my ideas on the sequel for Captain America 2. As always I enjoy the feed back from you all, and I believe each time I jot down one of these articles I get a little better each time, thanks to you all...
Whether you are flipping through the pages of a Marvel or DC comic, or fantasizing about ripping through the air like superman, or sitting down crunching on popcorn waiting for the next best CBM to screen before your eyes, we realize at one point or another that these things have become a major part of our lives. The only question now is, how much of an impact does it leave in our hearts? And is it enough to change our morals or ideals of the violence and sometimes daunting reality of our world?
I believe that comics and movies have saved my life at one point in time or another, the decisions I made, and how it affected me left me to become a stronger person. Can you ask yourself what your life would be like without these things. What would the world be like without the idea of a superhero?
In light of tragic events that happen all over the world, when do we stand and say, we can be better people, that we can be the heroes of our generation, and that the same inspiration we draw from comics, movies, and heroes is etched in our hearts and our minds to teach to future generations.
What hero do you take inspiration from? For me it's Captain America, not because of what he represents but because of the natural leader he is.
And what are your opinions on the state of our world now and how comics or movies can help inspire others through difficult situations.
Thank you for reading. And thanks in advance for your feed back...
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