I would suggest doing a third option.
For me the first option makes too much emphasis on how heroes are normal so it can get boring (first 3 sentences all mention superheroes being normal I think one sentence describing this would be enough).
The second one is interesting attention wise (have bias for tv references) but super confusing on the plot. You have to read it several times to get it.
If you rewrote the first option I think it could work very well. But as it is now you are being repetitive so try to connect your ideas.
Maybe something like: "In Queensbridge city, superheroes are constantly needed to fight crime. Despite their god-like superpowers, they still have one major weakness. They can't bring their children to their dangerous work! Worry not, as there exists an elite squad known as the superhero babysitting unit. Follow Clary Potter together with his/her companions as they fight for their lives to bring fun, snacks, and naps to the super children."
I mean I super improvised and its probably a bad blurb since I don't know your story and I didn't really put much thought into it (besides the obvious grammar errors I made lol) but it may help you get your ideas flowing.