The first superhero story was published in 1989, in a special issue of Alfa magazine.

The majority of its superhero stories were written by editor-in-chief Stan Lee.

In 1965 he drew his first superhero story for DC.

The Kroffts also favored quirky superhero stories, often with children involved as the heroes or part of a hero team.

While the larger trend eventually faded, contemporary social commentary has remained in superhero stories to this day.

Cone began teaching pre-school while he was in college, often telling the students superhero stories.

This allows players to simulate situations found in superhero stories.

A fan of American comic books, she enjoyed comics as an artistic medium, but did not feel a connection to the superhero stories.

Its use in the James Bond film series and superhero stories is well known.