“Instead, Kyle should simply retain his infallible godlike powers forever, enshrined in comics history as the most powerful superhero of all time.”

“Neither, although his comics have brought him a certain degree of wide-eyed adulation, is he any kind of superhero.”

“We went to see Daredevil last night, a fairly good, if rather violent, superhero movie.”

“I don't mean to exoticize these women and elevate them to superheroine status.”

“Warner recently took the superheroine away from him, to exert more control and to allow other, less expensive producers to take a shot at it.”

“Wonder Woman has undoubtedly been the best superheroine of all time.”

“In keeping with the show's cartoon theme, they dressed as superheroines as they sang Spice Up Your Life.”

“For me, in 1973, it was Mel Ramos blondes wavy as surf, clean superstacked superheroines stashed away in my father's tidy domain.”

“Not only do her powers typify villainous characters, but I would suggest they also characterize the powers of female superheroines in the X-Men cycle of films.”

“Each piece is neatly framed with fabric printed with horses and superheroes, like children's bed sheets.”

“The science illustrator has creatively illustrated an adorable clowder of cats as comic book superheroes, villains, and zombie hunters.”

“Where, pray tell me, are our superheroes going to get changed next time Lex Luthor unleashes his brain-melting death ray.”