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* The Golden Age costume of ComicBook/TheFlash featured a helmet sporting MercurysWings, but like their mythological inspiration this just symbolised SuperSpeed, not flight.
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* ''Webcomic/PixieTrixComix'' has Tess, a [[ProfessionalWrestling pro wrestler]] whose wrestling persona is some kind of supernatural ice-being. When her costume receives an upgrade, it incorporates a large pair of decorative gossamer wings, symbolizing her supposed supernatural nature. (These are removed when she actually fights in the ring.)
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* ''Webcomic/PixieTrixComix'' has Tess, a [[ProfessionalWrestling pro wrestler]] whose wrestling persona is some kind of supernatural ice-being. When her costume receives an upgrade, it incorporates emphasises this image by incorporating a large pair of decorative gossamer wings, symbolizing her supposed supernatural nature. (These later switched to something less unwieldy and more ice-like. (The wings are removed when she actually fights in the ring.)
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* ''Webcomic/PixieTrixComix'' has Tess, a [[ProfessionalWrestling pro wrestler]] whose wrestling persona is some kind of supernatural ice-being. When her costume receives an upgrade, it incorporates a large pair of decorative gossamer wings, symbolizing her supposed supernatural nature. (These are removed when she actually fights in the ring.)
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* "Literature/TheBible": The popular depiction of Christian angels is a man or a woman dressed in white robes with dove wings on their backs. However, the Biblical description is....[[EldritchAbomination somewhat different.]]
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* Batman's cape is frequently depicted as a pair of bat wings; Batman uses this as an intimidation/scare tactic when confronting criminals.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Batman's cape is frequently depicted as a pair of bat wings; Batman wings, which he uses this as an intimidation/scare tactic when confronting criminals.
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* In both the film and the book of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'', the Gondorian Guard are depicted as having helmets with integral symbolic wings. The soldiers' version has the wings crafted as an integral part of the helmet shell rather than protruding; but the Crown of Gondor worn by the King has fully-fledged wings like a bird in flight.
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* In both the film and the book of ''Film/TheLordOfTheRings'', the Gondorian Guard are depicted as having helmets with integral symbolic wings. The soldiers' version has the wings crafted as an integral part of the helmet shell rather than protruding; protruding but the Crown of Gondor worn by the King has fully-fledged wings like a bird in flight.
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** The elite assault tropes and characters of the Blood Angels Chapter of [[SuperSoldier Adeptus Astartes]] often decorate their [[JetPack jump packs]] with large angelic wings in imitation of the mighty pinions of their [[SuperPrototype Primarch]], the [[WingedHumanoid Great Angel Sanguinius]]. The angelic image that these wings give these mighty warriors greatly boosts the moral of their allies and strikes fear in the heart of their enemies.
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** The elite assault tropes and characters of the Blood Angels Chapter of [[SuperSoldier Adeptus Astartes]] often decorate their [[JetPack jump packs]] with large angelic wings in imitation of the mighty pinions of their [[SuperPrototype Primarch]], the [[WingedHumanoid Great Angel Sanguinius]]. The angelic image that these wings give these mighty warriors greatly boosts the moral morale of their allies and strikes fear in the heart hearts of their enemies.
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** The picture depicts the hussars' wings incorrectly, and they did indeed have a function. The 'wings' were actually numerous large feathers tied with cord to a double wooden frame starting from the wearer's waist and arching along the back, ending in a forward curl above the hussar's head. In a full gallop, the resulting wind through the feathers would create a buzzing or rumbling noise. Multiply that noise times hundreds or even thousands of riders, and you can imagine what a frightening din that would sound like to the enemy.
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* ''Series/{{Smallville}}'': In the pilot, when Clark's parents tell him that he's an alien, he runs at super-speed and eventually finds himself in a cemetery at the same time Lana is visiting her parents. When she looks at Clark, he is standing in front of an angel statue, giving the appearance of him having wings.
