Beyoncé returns to the Toyota Center for the second time in six months to prove why she’s America’s superhero.

Beyoncé Knowles is the closest thing America has to a superhero. Consider the evidence from last night’s show at the Toyota Center:

Beyoncé’s mere presence can evidently cause flames to shoot out of the stage and sparks to fall from the sky.

No matter what her position on the stage, Beyoncé’s long mane of hair was always blowing perfectly in the wind.

She changed costumes faster than Clark Kent changed into Superman. One of Beyoncé’s myriad costumes was a black sequined leotard accessorized with a black cape.

About two-thirds of the way into the concert, Beyoncé actually flew through the air and landed on a second stage at the opposite side of the arena.

As if being a superhero wasn’t enough, Beyoncé apparently also aspires to be American royalty. Her concert began with an introductory video of a coronation ceremony in which courtiers escort Beyoncé to a regal throne, where she graciously accepts the delivery of her crown.

When Beyoncé herself finally appeared on center stage in a beaded white lace teddy, flanked by her eight backup dancers, she certainly received a royal welcome from the capacity crowd.

“Houston, Texas,” was all Beyoncé had to say to send the audience into spasms of delight. “Houston, Texas,” she repeated, further ratcheting up the energy before launching into a ferocious performance of “Run the World (Girls),”

which is as clear a declaration of superhero status as you’re likely to hear.

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