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What if New York had a new superhero? Thanks to AI, we now do.

They may or may not wear capes, but there are some CNY citizens who deserve as much attention as the Marvel Comics standouts.

Comic fans everywhere have been asking why no one is working on a Black Widow movie. Well, Saturday Night Live decided this was the perfect time to come out with their idea of a Black Widow movie, and it's everything you would expect from SNL.

When we last checked in on “real life” superhero ‘Phoenix Jones,’ the Seattle-based crime fighter was getting arrested after he peppered sprayed a group of brawlers outside an area nightclub. Jones might get on the nerves of the authorities — who would rather he just call them then involve himself in such incidents — but he has become somewhat of a folk-hero in the Pacific Northwest. Even so, eve

It started a few months ago in Seattle, when would-be masked crusaders came out of the woodwork, taking on crime in the city (and in one instance bravely stopping a man who was exposing himself on a city bus). So how are the heroes doing now? To put it bluntly: not so super. Just ask "Phoenix Jones, the Guardian of Seattle," who got clocked in the face and threatened with a gun over the