Sentence examples for screen superheroes from inspiring English sources

— Movie screen superheroes never die.

Millions more share an apparently unquenchable appetite to believe that our big screen superheroes are really super, really heroes, actually capable of feats which would floor most of us mere mortals.

The big questions are whether die-hard fans and casual moviegoers will embrace screen superheroes with a harder edge, and whether the glut of comic book-based movies will lead to diminishing returns.

These figures make Iron Man the most financially successful silver screen superhero ever.

The actor's appointment means that all three of the major big screen superhero series feature actors with British roots in the lead role.

Mr. Gunn's own tastes in big screen superhero fare run from Christopher Nolan's recent "Batman" films to "Hero at Large," a 1980 confection in which a struggling actor foils a robbery while wearing Captain Avenger attire and starts taking his fantasy role seriously.

The very earliest of the big-screen superheroes, Captain Marvel (1941) and Batman (1943), were marked out by their apartness.

Beyond that, it's now the norm for big-screen superheroes to be brutal, emotionally unstable, and generally miserable sods.

But the do-gooder, as played by former Glee star Grant Gustin, is now becoming something of a pacesetter in small-screen superheroes.

And yet if big-screen superheroes are slowly turning to the dark side, they are also returning to a cooler, meta-infused vision of their child-friendly roots.

And perhaps the Amazonian princess needs a little something extra to shout about, a genuine distinguishing mark, for us to hear her voice through the cacophony of big-screen superheroes heading to screens over the next few years.