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Black Panther: The Most Dangerous Man Alive (2010-2012) #529 (Black Panther: The Man Without Fear (2010-2012))
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“The world they lived in - both of the worlds, really - needed killers more than it needed builders. That was the sign of the dire times they belonged to.”
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Shadow Slave
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Batman is what you might call a character of meaning. His oath makes sense of what would seem utter madness—plunging nightly into the most dangerous city in the world, without superpowers, denying himself the monstrous privilege of killing.
Jason T. Eberl • Joker and Philosophy
- Dragon energy manifested in the warrior archetype shows its grandiosity in workaholism, the fantasy that you can keep the world from crashing down around your ears by working harder and harder.
Robert L. Moore • Facing the Dragon: Confronting Personal and Spiritual Grandiosity
I understood what he spoke of. The Viking people did not like kings who sat in their halls and did nothing. It was not entertaining, and the gods rarely favoured such cowardice. Yes, Sitric needed a battle, but one that he could win.
Shauna Lawless • The Words of Kings and Prophets: an epic fantasy novel based on Irish history, myth and legend (Gael Song Book 2)

Bayaz pointed the stem of the pipe at Logen from across the fire. ‘Ah, but that is my point exactly. I have known many fighting men, soldiers and generals and champions and whatnot. A great fighter must act quickly, decisively, whether with his own arm or with an army, for he who strikes first often strikes last. So fighters come to rely on their b
... See moreJoe Abercrombie • The Blade Itself: Book One (The First Law 1)
- Attributes: Unstoppable. Competent. Admirable. Tireless. Wise beyond your years.
- Secret Flaw: The Hero must never show weakness, fear, boredom, or ordinary need — or risk losing the crowd's applause (and thus, survival).
Your internal mythos demands relentless motion, improvement, and emotional sterilization.