Blankman

Shazam! involves a young boy who can transform into an adult superhero by uttering a magic word. The film's light-hearted and comedic approach to the world of caped crusaders aligns well with the humorous underpinnings of Blankman.

Kick-Ass tells the story of an ordinary teenager who sets out to become a real-life superhero, leading to a darkly comic and action-packed adventure. Fans of Blankman will enjoy the mix of humor and homemade heroics.

Super follows an everyday guy who transforms himself into the Crimson Bolt, a superhero with the best intentions but lackluster skills. The film's dark comedy and gritty take on the superhero genre are a good match for fans of Blankman's more whimsical approach.

Mystery Men showcases a ragtag group of amateur superheroes with quirky powers who team up to save a city, paralleling the underdog theme and comedic tone found in Blankman. It's a perfect pick for those who appreciate the comedic side of superhero tales.

The Meteor Man, like Blankman, is a superhero comedy that blends humor with a community-based hero. When a mild-mannered teacher gains superpowers after being struck by a meteor, he uses them to fight crime and clean up his neighborhood, much in the same vein as Blankman.

Hero at Large stars John Ritter as an actor who plays a superhero and ends up becoming one in real life. This feel-good superhero comedy captures the same spirit of everyday heroism as Blankman.

Defendor features a protagonist who creates a superhero persona to combat crime, despite having no actual powers. It blends comedy with a grounded sense of heroism in a way that will resonate with Blankman enthusiasts.