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Hey there, thank you for the follow ;). I hope you have an epic day! 

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          //*also throws knife at you* thanks!

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@CornflowerA4 Ohh so then I'm fine? Awesome.

Very true! Too heavy a dialect isn't good. I'll do a How-To about dialogue and dialects, too. :) Thanks for the comment!

No, it means that only DC or Marvel can call their characters 'super' hero as in "Emma Frost was a super ero," as opposed to "Emma Frost was a super hero," with a space in between. 'Superhero' isn't copywrited (I think).

Yeah, i heard that, too. So does that mean no other author can ever use the word superhero in their writings? :/ And technically, SuperHero can be argued that it's not referencing a superhero. It's Super Hero (a pun calling the character, Hero, super), and it's the name of a covert scientific experimentation. It doesn't actually mean superhero in the same sense.