We teach Noah that autism is his superpower. He proudly shares it and shows other kids that being different is extraordinary.
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 is Noah’s favorite superhero because he is a regular guy who is kind and helps people. Noah says Spider-Man’s superpower can be invisible to most people—they only know if he tells them or shows them. That reminds Noah of being autistic: people may not see it right away, but it is part of how he experiences the world. To Noah, Spider-Man proves that an ordinary boy can still do extraordinary things.
Noah’s love of superheroes began when he was little, watching Disney Junior’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends and PJ Masks. He loved how the heroes were leaders, helped others, and stood up for their friends and family even when they were afraid. Spider-Man became his very first favorite superhero, which makes this Stan Lee opportunity especially meaningful to him.
Noah would choose telekinesis—the power to move things with his mind. He says he would use it to create cool things from the elements of the world and make things that are useful in everyday life. He loves the idea of a superpower that is not just amazing to watch, but could also help people solve problems, build things, and make life a little easier.
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