The lives of RLSH or Real Life Super Heroes can be fraught with danger, but that doesn't stop some people from donning capes and costumes to fight crime.

Amid hard times, an influx in real superheroes. Story Highlights "The movement is growing," said Ben Goldman, ... "The movement is growing," said Ben Goldman, a real-life superhero historian.

I’m pretty shocked at how popular the story on real-life superhero Phoenix Jones was this week. Similar news about actual “Kick-Ass” types were all over the Internet last year with less ...

Welcome to the battlefield, IRL. OVERWATCH in REAL LIFE is a full-throttle cinematic fan film where your favorite heroes come ...

Like most real life superheroes, Geist doesn't believe he has superpowers. He can't fly like Superman, climb walls like Spider-Man or sprout deadly spikes like Wolverine.

The real-life superhero is exactly what it sounds like: a determined citizen focused on justice but who lacks super powers. (In fact, some purists reject the superhero label for that very reason).

A mystery vigilante in a Batman costume dragged a wanted man by the scruff of the neck into a city centre police station where he handed him over to officers and told them: “I’ve caught this ...

Real Life Super Heroes (RLSH) are people who dress up in costume and perform services to help their community. After years of research and interviews, Tea Krulos wrote the book, ...

In real life, Marvel’s superheroes would have a weight problem by Susan Perry 05/03/2019 02/06/2024. ... if those heroes were actually real, they would not be considered healthy.

Real-life superheroes who grab a suspected villain may find themselves under a specter of trouble. "Not a good idea," said Katy Parker, legal director for the ACLU of North Carolina.