Andrew is my superhero. Despite autism, adhd, disabilities and medical challenges, he stay strong, never gives up, and puts others first
You decide who will star in a Stan Lee comic book, receive VIP tickets to L.A. Comic Con, and take home $25,000
Spider-Man: Andrew my admire him because Peter Parker is often misunderstood, highly intelligent, sensitive to what is happening around him, and still chooses to help people. Man also shows that being different does not mean being weak. Importantly, Spider-Man is not specifically autistic, even though meaning autistic people are really strongly to the character.
Andrew loves superheroes because they show him a being different can be the strength. He admires their courage, unique abilities and determines to overcome challenges. As an autistic child, and he can relate to the feeling of misunderstood while still having his own special strength. To prepare us can give his confidence imagination and someone to look up to.
I want the power to fly because I can go anywhere, explore the world from the sky, and help people who need me. I would feel amazing to be free, brave and able to reach places no one else could
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