Who were the closest things to real world superheroes and supervillains in human history? My theory is they existed and we just don't think about them in those terms because they aren't fictional. My list so far:
Superheroes: >Crazy Horse >Houdini >Red Baron >White Death >Buddha
Supervillains: >Unabomber >Vlad the Impaler >Pogo the Clown >Little Boots >The Manson Family
Yeah, groups are maybe even more plentiful than individuals for this question.
>KKK >Jonestown >ISIS >Blackwater >Bloods and Crips
Isaac Richardson
Adolf Hitler was like a narcissistic supervillain who wanted world domination. Most dictators in fact.
Justin Harris
>Unabomber >villain
Kevin Cruz
>antihero
Asher Bailey
I only didn't include him because he didn't have a super-name. I guess maybe The Leader. Honestly having a super-name is my #1 consideration for producing entries to these lists.
Jayden Price
Was Unabomber our Punisher?
Dominic Scott
El Chapo, villain or anti hero?
Julian Brooks
Cool thread OP
John Ortiz
Comic book villains were directly inspired by the nazis, that's why they look similar. Also the comic book industry is, or at least used to be more Jewish than Hollywood. Batman, Superman, X-Men, Spider Man, etc, all created by Jews.
Samuel Taylor
The de' Medici family
Jackson Smith
Einstein
You decide for yourself
Ryder Hill
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Grayson Hernandez
ned kelly is a hero in my book
Camden Perry
Spring-heel Jack
Josiah Moore
If we're counting borderline fictional / possibly historic but probably not people, then I'll add:
>Robin Hood >Grettir the Strong >Santa Klaus
Unrelated, but also just thought of:
>Billy the Kid >Doc Holliday >Santo
Xavier Morris
Superhero. The guy has a Batman tier moment, and decides to use his fists to dispense justice in a lawless town.He's almost mythic, because no one really knows his roots.
Brayden Ortiz
It's acceptable but you have to call him by his super-name Bear River. I can't emphasize enough how important the super-name requirement is.
Liam Richardson
Garibaldi is definitely up there as a superhero. Can't put my finger on which one, but everything about his life just screams of epic badassry for a noble dream: The Unification of the Italian lands and peoples.