Compare And Contrast Batman Of Dc And Iron Man - 925 Words

Comics, (specifically superhero comics,) have been a pop culture icon for over 50 years. Though there are comics from all over the place, the main two companies that are most well known are Marvel comics and DC comics. Of these two companies, two of the most well known superheroes are Batman, of DC, and Iron Man, of Marvel. Though they have much in common, they have many differences that need to be discussed, because people are constantly trying to argue whether or not one hero is better than the other. Batman and Iron Man are two of these said heroes. Let’s start with money. Money is always a factor in life, is it not? I wish it were otherwise, but both Iron Man and Batman are successful in protecting the people of their respective†¦show more content†¦The two heroes both use technology to fight crime and protect the common people, but the tech they use is vastly different. Iron Man uses, to an extent, a suit of armor. Equipped with the power of the ARC reactor, the Iron Man suit has many different weapons and tech built into it. The first and foremost utility it uses is the jets located in the hands, feet, and back to fly. The power of the ARC reactor is nigh limitless, so this gives Tony the ability to fly at the same speed, if not faster than most military aircraft. Another important piece of equipment that was made before the Iron Man suit is J.A.R.V.I.S., Tony’s artificial intelligence. J.A.R.V.I.S. stands for Just A Rather Very Intelligent System, aptly named by Stark himself, and it is a highly sophisticated AI that runs most of Tony’s tech. J.A.R.V.I.S. usually serves as a reminder for Tony not to go completely nuts with his suit, something Tony usually ignores given the situation. Batman, however, uses a very broad assortment of gadgets, along with his martial arts skills and large amounts of money from Wayne Enterprises. Because of his intellect, he makes his own tech to help him as he fights crime in Gotham city. Among these gadgets is the grappling hook, Batman’s most prominent and well known gadgets. He uses it to escape sticky situations as well as climb to the rooftops where he moves. Some other things he uses are the finger-taser, freeze grenades, underwater bootShow MoreRelated_x000C_Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis355457 Words   |  1422 Pagesinterpreting results in authentic situations or give students the experience necessary to be able to use statistical methods in real settings. We believe that the exercises and examples are a particular strength of this text, and we invite you to compare the examples and exercises with those in other introductory statistics texts. Many students are skeptical of the relevance and importance of statistics. Contrived problem situations and artiï ¬ cial data often reinforce this skepticism. A strategy thatRead MoreContemporary Issues in Mana gement Accounting211377 Words   |  846 Pageswork processes unintelligible. Translated, for example, into piece rates, standard costs, or overhead allocation rules, the underlying logic may be clear to the accounting expert but irrelevant to most employees (van der Veeken and Wouters 2002). By contrast, standard cost information broken down into its constituents for each process step could more easily be used for operational problem solving. (Ahrens and Chapman 2004: 279–80) Internal transparency in performance measurement and control systemsRead MoreLogical Reasoning189930 Words   |  760 Pages.............................................................................................. 248 Fallacy of Circular Reasoning........................................................................................................... 250 Straw Man Fallacy.............................................................................................................................. 251 False Dilemma Fallacy........................................................................................