Year 2016 promises a lot of anticipated movies and most of these happen to be film adaptations from comic books. The biggest ones would be 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' from DC and 'Captain America: Civil War' for Marvel.
DC is apparently paving the way for a sequel that involve forming its superhero team The Justice League. Marvel, on the other hand, already has Avengers, but this potentially marks the beginning of a large conflict of an intergalactic scale in the Marvel universe.
It makes us wonder how these superheroes are able to travel to locations in order to come to rescue a victim from an evil doer or a calamity. Only notable superheroes are capable of flight, which means that one way or another, a hero usually employs a vehicle to traverse great distances. While there are vehicles made popular by movies, here are some of the many iconic vehicles that have aided superheroes in their crime fighting duties.
The Silver Surfer's Surfboard is perhaps the coolest manner of space travel. It borrows the concept of the watersports board we usually see when someone takes a vacation at the beach. The transportation is capable of traversing planets and solar systems like a typical spacecraft due to its unexplained alien material.
The Green Hornet's Black Beauty is an Imperial Crown Sedan modified to fight crime in style. Aside from it being a luxury car, its black paint and green light give it a mysterious feel.
If there's a motorcycle that a daredevil would want to have, it's got to be Ghost Rider's Hell Cycle. It has flaming wheels that leave a trail of fire wherever it goes and is capable of various motorcycle stunts.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle's Turtle Van is the teenagers' choice not only because it's durable for fighting crimes but it can also accommodate the whole gang, making it the 'the party wagon.'
In order to get from point A to point B, the superhero team X-Men uses The Blackbird that is also referred as the X-Jet. It has a device that locates other mutants to be later talked into Professor X's cause of equality between humans and mutants.
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