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Logan
Popularity rank in the US: No. 13
Meaning: Small hollow
One of Marvel's most popular comic book characters of all time, also called Wolverine, has been a member of the Avengers, Alpha Flight and the X-Men since his inception in 1974. His chosen first name, Logan, is from the Scots language (which is actually a group of dialects collectively called a language).
Diana
Popularity rank in the US: No. 297
Meaning: Divine
A name that is truly fit for a goddess, Diana is from Latin. Diana Price is Wonder Woman, a superhero known to champion the causes of justice, freedom and feminism.
Bruce
Popularity rank in the US: No. 401
Meaning: Woodlands
The name Bruce immediately evokes images of wealth, luxury and a millionaire in a bat suit. French in origin, this boy's name brings to mind a certain caped crusader, known by day as Bruce Wayne, whose vigilante tactics in the pursuit of justice ensure that he's the ultimate good guy.
Kara
Popularity rank in the US: No. 442
Meaning: Greek
This girl's name is the name of superhero Kara Zor-El, otherwise known as Supergirl, who made her debut in 1959 as Superman's biological cousin. The name is derived from Greek.
Clark
Popularity rank in the US: No. 382
Meaning: Scholar
It's a bird, it's a plane! It's your very own super baby! So what name could be more fitting than that of Superman himself? Earth dwellers will remember that Clark Kent is the mild-mannered reporter whose alter-ego is the ever-patriotic and heroic Superman, former resident of the planet Krypton. The name comes from the French language.
Veronica
Popularity rank in the US: No. 375
Meaning: True victory
A perfect title for any little princess, Latin-derived Veronica is the name of the raven-haired heiress Veronica Lodge, who competes with her friend Betty Cooper for the affections of Archie Andrews, star of the Archie Comics.
