Spider-Man is a fictional super hero, which I think is a modern epic hero. He uses his power to fight off evil after tragedy befalls his family. Spider-Man reacts quickly to danger because of his foes. As he transforms from a being Spider-Man to the lonely high-schooler "Peter Parker", he has no social life and clings to his home and family members, which only consists of his uncle and aunt.
Nurses are considered to be known as an epic hero in most people sight. They're considered as a profession placed to care for individuals, families, and the community. Their approach to caring for others are very unique, training to become a nurse is very important and detailed. Every nurse that I have come in contact with take their job very seriously and it becomes emotional a lot of time. Nurses consider their patients has a family member even though the patients don't go home with them it's just that bond that gets stronger throughout their stay.
With both of these heroes they're the same because of the passion they have within for caring for others and making sure that their well-being is their number one priority. The different is that Spider-Man leaps across the city with webs coming from the palm of his hands and wearing a costume and a mask to cover up his identity from the world. The nurses run through the hospital wearing scrubs and tennis shoes trying to save their patients lives and making sure that their comfortable and pain free.
Interesting comparison between Nurses and Spider-Man. I would have to say that Nurses would be looked at, in my eyes, a bigger super hero than Spider-Man. I like the point you made about them giving their all into everyday life. Most jobs in corporate worlds are emotionless and mundane. Nursing are the polar opposite.
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