Dual Purpose
Super Hero Identities play an important role in any comic book universe, whether it’s Mainstream Comics to Indie Comics to even Foreign Comics.
No doubt you may have even come across a number of comic series to which that they have characters who have a secret identity.
Should we look to secret identities in the real world you will learn a great deal of things, for example the C.I.A would have to keep their identity secret so that they don’t put their own family lives in Danger and any other organizations similar to them around the World.
So to factor the importance of Super Hero Identities in Comics plays an essential role also for the reader as well as the writers of said content.
I’m sure you have seen the movie Superman from 1978 and that collection of movies, to which we see A mild mannered Clark Kent going to see Lois Lane in her apartment, then we get to see how Clark Kent does his Character change to Superman by a slight adjustment to his appearance.
One action represents his actions as a mild mannered reporter for the Daily Planet, whilst his next action represents his actions to be Superman when the time calls for it.
Sure Superman can save people just as much as Clark Kent, but Clark Kent also has to struggle with what Humans deal with from time to Work, take care of things at home even with his own family.
As for Superman his character role is bigger than what he does in his home life, though it’s just as important, his role to the world around him is bigger, from people to save, villains to stop, keeping up with when he is needed to help members of the Justice League.
This isn’t too say that these Super Heroes don’t have their own weaknesses to which they would, that is why they also have an extended cast of characters who can also help them juggle some of their responsibilities.
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