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| rdfs:comment | - Charles Edward Ive-Got-Something-To-Tell-You-s (1874 - 1954), better known as Captain Ultrasuperhypermodernism, was an American man who by day was just a mildly ordinary but fairly skilled insurance salesman, but by night would transform into a world-famous composer and battle the enemies of modern classical music in brightly colored tights. Although largely neglected and relatively unknown in his time due to excessive publicity for lawyer superheroes like Igor Stravinsky, Ives would later join Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland as one of the greatest superheroes in the American insurance industry.
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| abstract | - Charles Edward Ive-Got-Something-To-Tell-You-s (1874 - 1954), better known as Captain Ultrasuperhypermodernism, was an American man who by day was just a mildly ordinary but fairly skilled insurance salesman, but by night would transform into a world-famous composer and battle the enemies of modern classical music in brightly colored tights. Although largely neglected and relatively unknown in his time due to excessive publicity for lawyer superheroes like Igor Stravinsky, Ives would later join Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland as one of the greatest superheroes in the American insurance industry.
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