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(#11) Superman
- Superman/Batman, Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, Action Comics, Superman: War of the Worlds, The Superman Madman Hullabaloo, Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Day job: Reporter
Clark Kent is always on the pulse of where the action is. His job allows him to be around and blend in with people. It also gives him a steady alibi and reason to be at exciting crime scenes. -
(#3) Iron Man
- Iron Man (vol. 4), Iron Man: Extremis Motion Comic, Civil War
Day job: Genius, billionaire, playboy, and philanthropist
This job allows Tony to be as eccentric as he needs to be, doesn't have any work obligations whatsoever, and being a noted scientist adds a certain credibility. Oh, and he's Iron Man, publicly. -
(#10) Wonder Woman
Day job: Army nurse, and intelligence officer
Depending on who was writing the character, she had one of two very different day jobs (or none at all). No matter which job, Diana Prince had far more access to information and resources to take down bad guys than she would ordinarily. It also put her in situations with an easy escape and return as Wonder Woman, and most importantly, kept her helping people 24/7. -
(#13) Green Lantern
Day job: Stoner
Before he was chosen by the ring, Kyle Rayner was a "Freelance Graphic Artist" in Los Angeles. Read: homie was gainfully unemployed. What better superhero profession is there? -
(#6) Spider-Man
- Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man, Dying Wish, Ultimate Spider-Man, Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man, Untold Tales of Spider-Man
Day job: Photographer
Spider-Man has a sweet gig. He gets paid to take photos of HIMSELF. The first mainstream selfie photographer, he always knows just where and how Spider-Man is going to show up and nails the perfect shot. He has a great excuse to suddenly disappear, and no one really questions too much as to why he's always at the scene of a crime.
Plus, it's freelance so there are no 9 to 5 obligations.
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(#12) Thor
- Journey into Mystery
Day job: Medical student, nurse, and surgeon
In those continuities where Thor is Donald Blake, he is an accomplished med student and then eventually a surgeon. Not only is this an extremely prestigious job, it also keeps him in the thick of humanity, studying and learning about the people he's saving. It also lets him save lives both with and without the cape.
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Many superheroes in the Marvel universe are dedicated to maintaining peace, but fighting against the bad guys is not the thing that needs to be done every day. In normal life, every superhero has his own day job. We can know that all superheroes did not choose to entertain and rest in daily life after joining the Avengers, such as Captain America, who choose to stay in the army, and apart from daily training, he did charity activities.
Every superhero has a certain superpower that makes him or her unique. This random tool explains the 16 best day jobs of your favorite superheroes.
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