This is a list of various websites and resources related to the Real Life Superhero movement.
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- These are links to third-party external websites. The RLSH.net Wiki is not responsible for the content available on these sites.
General Links
This is a list of the sites operated by third parties dedicated to documenting the RLSHs but not directly associated with them. These tend to be sites that provide overviews or are geared towards a wider audience.
Encyclopedia Superheroica
An independent wiki devoted to chronicling superheroes in general, there is a section that lists the RLSH out there. Visit it here. However, this site hasn't been updated since 2012 and so much of the information is no longer accurate.
Heroes in the Night
Originally a blog documenting various RLSH by freelance writer Tea Krulos in Milwaukee, in October of 2013, Tea's book 'Heroes in the Night: Inside the Real Life Superhero Movement' was published by Chicago Review Press and became available to purchase all over the world. Visit the website here.
Real Life Superheroes Index
This site is a fan site about superheroes in general and has a small but dated subsection devoted to just RLSH. (Site removed because it now redirects to malware)
Real Life Superhero Community
This is a list of websites known to be directly linked to or affiliated with RLSHs where the community socially gathers.
Real Life Superheroes
Website operated by the community with registry and info about RLSH with forums and blogs provided for users. (Link Removed due to being dysfunctional and directing to a Chinese website instead)
TheRLSH.net Forums
Forum for the RLSH community, including heroes and non-heroes/hero support. There is a portion of the forum that is only viewable by members. Visit it by clicking here.
STAND
The name is an acronym: Superhero Tips And Networking Department. A site run by Rock N Roll, it reports on community outreach efforts of various RLSH groups serving as a coalition. Visit it by clicking here.
Superheroes Anonymous
Originally founded in 2007, Superheroes Anonymous first began as an annual conference for Real Life Superheroes, but has since become world-renowned for its efforts in homeless outreach, community service, fighting crime, and inspiring others. Visit it by clicking here.
The Unreality Labs
Forums linked to the Watchtower site. Registration is currently locked down to prevent spam. Visit it by clicking here.
RLSH.net Social
This site is a social media site for the RLSH community and meant as an alternative to Facebook and Twitter. Visit it by clicking here