The comic book heroes in Daniel Picard's Superheroes series appear in a dramatically new context. Situated in the context of mundane, everyday activities, these characters amuse with their human-like appearance. Picard looks at the classic protagonists of American comic history with a refreshingly new eye as well as a keen awareness of the current zeitgeist. After all, even in the most impressive film adaptations, these heroes increasingly descend from the superhuman sphere, showing weakness and vulnerability as they transform into relatable characters. Picard explores this trend in a unique