Kickass Comes to Life: 'Real Life Superhero' Gets His Nose Broken In Street Fight

Phoenix Jones, a.k.a Phoenix Jones the Guardian of Seattle, a.k.a. the "Real Life Superhero" who dresses up and tries to thwart crime in Washington State, had his nose broken and a gun pointed at him in an altercation in Seattle last weekend.

KOMO reports that the incident occurred Saturday night, when Jones saw two men "swearing at each other and like about to fight." The mask-and-body-armor-wearing Jones stepped in to intervene, but one of the men started "swinging" at him. So Jones put him in a headlock, and called 911. That's when the other man pulled out a gun. Jones let go, and was kicked in the face by the man he had just been holding. Both men got away.

Police told KOMO that they fear someone could end up getting killed if Jones and his Rain City Superhero Movement keep up their "patrols."
"They insert themselves into a potentially volatile situation and then they end up being victimized as well," Seattle Police Detective Mark Jamieson said. "If you see something, call 911."
But Jones, who said that he turned down reality show offers from the Discovery Channel, MTV and A&E, sounded undaunted.
"I train for these situations," he said. "I don't just come out willy nilly and run out on the streets."

(h/t New York Post)