By Niccolò Graffio
Growing up, like many American-born boys, I was enamored with tales of superheroes, men with "powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men" who used their powers in the fight against evil. The names of these fictitious heroes no doubt would ring a bell with many who are reading this article: Superman, Spiderman, Thor and Daredevil, to name just a few.
To a young boy like me it was exhilarating to read of the exploits of these people in comic books, even if in the back of my mind I knew they didn't really exist (except in the world of imagination). Of all of them, my favorite was always Batman. Why Batman, you say?
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