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== Comic Books == |
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* The standard attitude of the characters in ''[[The Beano]]''. |
* The standard attitude of the characters in ''[[The Beano]]''. |
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* Creeps in around the edges of the books in the [[X-Men]] line. While the original X-Men were sometimes shown studying actual school subjects, in recent years, despite the characters often living in a school, they're almost never shown studying anything other than using their powers, fighting, and, in recent years, "superhuman ethics." The implication being that superhumans don't ''need'' to know silly things like history, math, reading, or science. |
* Creeps in around the edges of the books in the [[X-Men]] line. While the original X-Men were sometimes shown studying actual school subjects, in recent years, despite the characters often living in a school, they're almost never shown studying anything other than using their powers, fighting, and, in recent years, "superhuman ethics." The implication being that superhumans don't ''need'' to know silly things like history, math, reading, or science. |
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** Of course, virtually all of the major characters are adults, so the fact that they're not students is rather less surprising. |
** Of course, virtually all of the major characters are adults, so the fact that they're not students is rather less surprising. |
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== Film == |
== Film == |
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