“One definition of a hero is someone who cares about the well-being of others and goes out of his way to help them, even if there is no possibility of reward. That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is in fact undoubtedly a true superhero." – Stan Lee. Normally this is where most people put something really inspiring or sad or something like that. Well, this time it won't happen. Since I couldn't decide exactly which person I wanted to write about in this essay, I will write about my favorite Marvel heroes and why they are my favorite. This gives me the opportunity to write about something I really enjoy and gives the reader a chance to hopefully read something a little different. My three favorite Marvel heroes are Tony Stark, Peter Parker and Natasha Romanova. Say no to plagiarism. Get a tailor-made essay on "Why Violent Video Games Shouldn't Be Banned"? Get an Original Essay First of all, there isn't just one specific reason why Tony Stark is one of my favorite heroes. Like the other heroes, he had no powers. She only had her dress. The dress he made because he wanted to be able to correct the mistakes he made and some he didn't make. If you think about it, how smart he is could be considered his power. This, along with the suit, gives him advantages over some of the other physically stronger heroes. One of the main reasons he's one of my favorite heroes is that he loves what he does. This is shown by the way he plays loud music and jokes about everything while fighting. Another thing that shows he loves what he does is how long and how often he updates the suits. How powerful is the suit, what are its limits. I'm not saying he loves fighting just for the sake of fighting. He loves to protect the people he loves. Then, Peter Parker is my personal hero. One reason is its background story. I understand that many heroes' background stories are tragic; Peter Parkers is just unique to me. After his parents die and he is sent to live with his aunt and uncle, he goes on a field trip where he is bitten by a radioactive spider. That's where he got his powers. Later his uncle is killed before his eyes and he uses his powers to find the killer and protect New York by becoming a vigilante. Another reason is his age. He's about the age I and a lot of the people I go to school with and I feel like he's someone we can look up to and relate to. Obviously not the powers but more along the lines of what high school was like. I can only imagine how some of my friends would handle the stress of high school and have powers like that. Just like Tony Stark, he loves what he does and that is fighting to protect the people he loves. Finally, Natasha Romanova is definitely my heroine. I will admit that a large part of the reason is because she is a girl. There are all these big, tough guys who are heroes and there are very few women. It would be nice if girls had someone like that to look up to and were represented that way. In some ways she's really relatable, but in others I simply have no idea how she managed to do what she did. For example, I've never killed anyone, but the guilt of something I did and now I have to fix it is relatable. Since he killed so many people, I get the feeling he thinks he should give back whenever he can. I admire it but at the same time I don't really like her. I understand that she feels the need to make things better and make everything go away, but from what we've seen from her in the films so far, she's already made things better. Besides bringing all those people back to life, he did his best. Please note: this is just an example. Get one now?