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Israel superhero gets ratioed by Captain Palestine
StandWithUs posted an image on Twitter of an idealised Israeli superhero named after the state’s air defence system - the Iron Dome [@StandWithUs/Twitter] June 1, 2021 at 10:26 am
The comic book superhero genre is one of the great American art forms of the 20th century, its impact on popular culture is immense and it continues to thrive through other media such as blockbuster movie franchises and video games, not to mention a new generation of comics and graphic novels.
It is widely acknowledged that the Golden Age of comic books was pioneered by Jewish Americans which included the likes of DC s Superman by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster or Marvel s legendary writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby who were behind some of the most enduring, iconic superhero characters to date; Spiderman, Captain America and the Hulk to name but a few.
Your vertical photos will start to look a lot better when scrolling through feeds on Twitter.
The social media platform said it rolled out bigger and better images for both iOS and Android.
Previously, when users would post a vertical photo, it was only available to view fully when you clicked on an individual tweet. When those photos streamed onto your feed, they got cut off, sometimes in awkward ways.
With this update, users will now be able to see those vertical images completely in their feeds.
Twitter demonstrated the change with a side-by-side comparison of an image of a long-necked egret. No bird too tall, no crop too short, reads the company s tweet.