Phoenix Jones, the real-life superhero who has gotten fame for patrolling the streets of Seattle, found his kryptonite in the guise of two attackers that left him with a broken nose over the weekend.

Real-life superheroes who grab a suspected villain may find themselves under a specter of trouble. "Not a good idea," said Katy Parker, ... But the costumes go with the gig, ...

Real life superheroes Phoenix Jones and Purple Reign are costumed Seattle based crimefighters. ... Purple Reign and Phoenix Jones insist that you don't need a costume to be a hero.

Armed with a skintight black, belted costume, a cape and a fedora, Phoenix Jones suits up to fight crime in Seattle, leading a vigilante justice movement -- the Rain City Superhero movement.

For some, the emergence of real-life superheroes is proof that human nature isn’t inherently selfish, but instead, noble. And for others, it’s a sign that they should become supervillains. You ...

A Real-Life Comic-Book Superhero. Published Jul 30, ... costumes that could have appeared in the pages of Vogue, and heroines who moved with the muscular grace of dancers.

The Real Life Super Hero movement started in 2008, shortly after the "Kick-Ass" comic book was released. The organization is a collection of everyday citizens who don super hero costumes, and roam ...

Real-life superheroes' comical battle. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 36°F. Monday, December 30th 2024 Digital Replica Edition. Home Page. Close Menu. News. Latest Headlines; ...

For years, Phoenix Jones was a "real-life superhero" to the people of Seattle. Unfortunately, legal troubles transformed him into a bit of a supervillain.

FLINT, MI -- For Arsenul, becoming a real-life superhero was a decision born out of tragedy. The Eaton Rapids native watched as his neighbor died in a house fire. That’s when he realized that he ...

Fodor typically wore a costume underneath his street clothes in case he encountered crime on the streets, ... RELATED STORY:Phoenix Jones: Real Life Superhero.