Let see what happens to superheros living in the real world.

I think they came as close as possible with "The Incredibles" to show us what life would really be like for superheros in our boring little planet. The public law suits for negligent super hero rescues that resulted in human and property damage, the family life fiasco's with offspring that would constantly bicker, and let's not forget the "do this forever" 9-5 job. It would seem to me that comic books and cartoon series never really put our superheros in the "hum drum" nothing-ever-happens lives that we would really experience every day.

We've gotten use to Spiderman's Peter Parker that has his spiderman pajamas under his docker pants just in case a villain is misbehaving which would be every other waking moment, Superman only has about ten minutes to look like a Clark Kent then back to hero work for him. Batman is the alter ego of a well known millionaire and Bruce Banner who becomes the Incredible Hulk always seem to hitch-hike himself into a good old fashioned, small-town butt-whipping in every episode.
Where's that superhero that makes you say,"look at that, all the years I've seen Frank doing lawn work, I never knew he could fly"