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Top Non-Marvel or DC Comic Book Superheroes.

Top Non-Marvel or DC Comic Book Superheroes. Discover the hidden gems of comic book superheroes, the extraordinary characters you've been overlooking. (Image credit: Image Comics) Despite the overwhelming dominance of DC and Marvel in the realm of TV and film, there exists a realm of remarkable and exquisitely illustrated comic book heroes that originated elsewhere. In this list, we present ten superheroes chosen for their past popularity, enduring impact, and historical influence, which undoubtedly deserve your attention. Among the noteworthy entries, this week witnesses the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Spawn franchises making waves. The TMNT series unveils the highly anticipated second installment of TMNT: The Last Ronin, while Spawn introduces a compelling line of four ongoing spin-off titles. It's important to note that this compilation focuses solely on superheroes, so it's understandable if you notice the absence of some prominent names. Our selection is reserved ...

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10 Instances of Double Standards That Demand Reflection in Our Society

Over the past century, our society has made significant progress, yet achieving true equality remains an ongoing challenge. Double standards, which persistently divide individuals, highlight the need for introspection. Double standards are rules or principles applied differently to various individuals or groups. Gender equality stands out as a prominent example, where actions deemed acceptable for men are often frowned upon when performed by women. Astonishingly, we ourselves unwittingly perpetuate these standards within our immediate circles without even realizing it. 1. Whenever people come across a woman in a sour mood, they often find themselves blaming “those days” as the cause. 2. We often find ourselves justifying every mistake made by men, while unfairly generalizing women’s mental abilities based on minor errors. 3. We often accept and validate a woman’s expression of stress through tears, while unfairly perceiving a crying man as weak. 4. We often embrace a supp...