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wraithguard ONLINE (08/04/2015) [-] Well, his secret identity could be a police officer for all he knows. In fact, that would make fighting crime way easier for him. Spider-man doesn't have anyone like Commissioner Gordon helping him out.
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swiftshadow (08/05/2015) [-]
He does have detective Watanabe who helps him from time to time. She also becomes a vigilante by the name of wraith when she feels the law is to restricting to stop the villians.
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friedgreenpomatoes (08/05/2015) [-] Ignore this anon, he says this about anything remotely animesque. He'd call off Teen Titans for being ******** .
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borderlineparanoid ONLINE (08/04/2015) [-] that's a thing I've always wondered. why don't more characters that have superpowers go to the police and say "look at this neat power I have *shows power to them*, I'd like to help fight crime with you".
has a character ever done that?
has a character ever done that?
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makomirocket (08/05/2015) [-] Spidey's cops used to side with him, until they changed it. Heck, pretty sure they gave him awards and ****
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derpthefifth ONLINE (08/04/2015) [-] Aside from the obvious bit about government using them or friends and family being in danger, there's also the fact that they'd have to go by police procedure.
That means gathering evidence and going on patrol in a car and letting a dude walk if you don't have the evidince.
TL;DR- lots of heroes have to strong a sense of justice to be restrained by protocol.
That means gathering evidence and going on patrol in a car and letting a dude walk if you don't have the evidince.
TL;DR- lots of heroes have to strong a sense of justice to be restrained by protocol.
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captainfuckitall (08/04/2015) [-] The general fear of going public with your Superpowers is that
1. Governments or other Organizations will target you to try and duplicate your abilities.
2. Your family and loved ones may be harmed.
3. You will get your ass sued for all the collateral damage you cause.
1. Governments or other Organizations will target you to try and duplicate your abilities.
2. Your family and loved ones may be harmed.
3. You will get your ass sued for all the collateral damage you cause.
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friedgreenpomatoes (08/05/2015) [-] You forgot the big one:
4. Governments or other Organizations will try and dissect you to see how your powers work
4. Governments or other Organizations will try and dissect you to see how your powers work
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thematthew ONLINE (08/04/2015) [-] pretty sure there was a civil war based on this exact thing.
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emperorwatergate (08/05/2015) [-] Yeah, and Black Panther, Spider-Man, and Baron Zemo should be in it!
Why has nobody thought of this before?
Pic unrelated.
Why has nobody thought of this before?
Pic unrelated.
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rollfourexplain (08/05/2015) [-]
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If it had all of those mediocre superheroes that don't get made into huge badasses I would love it even more. I guess I just hope the plot and writing are good, but that's what I judge everything on.
I wonder if it would mention severe cases of autism. Even as a passing reference that would spark some interesting real world discussions.
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If it had all of those mediocre superheroes that don't get made into huge badasses I would love it even more. I guess I just hope the plot and writing are good, but that's what I judge everything on.
I wonder if it would mention severe cases of autism. Even as a passing reference that would spark some interesting real world discussions.
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borderlineparanoid ONLINE (08/04/2015) [-] I know that but working with the police.
like robocop.
like robocop.
