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ELI5:Super Hero "suffixes"; Early on, with so many ending in man/woman/boy/girl etc - How was this not seen as repetitive, in-house or copy cat by other agencies ?

Was it all just new in that era ? Was it not seen as having the idea copied by other comic agencies ? Would it not get boring ? ..
**"he has insane speed.. and tough enough to even shoot his girlfriend on Valentines" .."Oh. My. Days .. It's PistoriusMan" **.. Too soon ?
But seriously.. GoatGirl..LlamaBoy.. TableMan .. shouldn't it have got to a point where it was just boring/ silly/ repetitive ?
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Comic book writers at the time wanted the character's name to scream what he / she does - especially where a character appears in many different short stories that someone might pick one up for no apparent reason in the middle of the story. Rather than having to read through the first episodes to understand that "Peter Parker" has superpowers of a spider, if his name was just Spiderman, people will know that he's a man, and that he's got something to do with spiders without even knowing the story.