That also reminds me of some one-off DC characters from back in the Silver Age. They were from a future long after all of the contemporary heroes had died or buggered off somewhere. Each person on this team was artificially granted one of Superman's powers through a combination of genetic modification, cybernetics, and other super-science. However, they all suffered drawbacks from their lone power, mostly stemming from not being able to turn it off. The guy with flight had to be tethered when he wasn't active, because he would otherwise drift aimlessly whenever he wasn't focused on flying in a particular direction. The super strength guy had to have other people feed, clothe, and clean him, because he would otherwise crush whatever he tried to pick up. The super-breath guy had to have his chest harnessed in order to breathe normally. The invulnerable girl was encased in a small forcefield, and could no longer touch anyone or anything. How she was supposed to eat or change clothes was never addressed. The guy with heat vision had to wear a Cyclops-style visor to prevent accidental discharge, and even then he had to only sleep for a few minutes at a time: if he didn't shoot off a blast every hour or so, he would explode.