The Kobe Case: Somewhere there is a hero

Growing up as a bookworm I spent many weeks worth of my allowance on my favorite super-heroes. I believe that comic books for a young boy do nothing but plant seeds of great imagination and help to bolster a usage of words that young people would normally bulk at. I would envy the Incredible Hulk's brute strength, gasp as Spider-Man dodged bullets with a ballet dancer's deft, and marvel at Batman's analytical mind. Underneath a

Heroes do exist, but sometimes they are the underdogs. Meanwhile, the public is left to fight our own comic-book-type-battles inside our minds. We fight to uncover the truth. That maybe there are superheroes who become entangled in the webs of someone else's greed and jealousy. Or maybe we come to realize that the man we wanted to be a hero was quite possibly nothing but a villain all along.

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