For Mr Invisible, the first and last blow to his burgeoning career as a superhero was an unexpected punch that flattened his nose.
“After months of designing my costume, getting my street moves just right, it was my first week out as a Real Life Superhero – and probably my last. This tiny, tiny girl did not like me trying to calm down her screaming boyfriend. She blindsided me, I’m still bruised. It’s dangerous out there,” said the deflated would-be crime fighter last week.
Mr Invisible is cheered that at least his grey one-piece “invisibility suit” works, proven when a drunk urinated on him in an alley. But he is weary of lurking in dark, down-town Los Angeles after dark.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article5404186.eceNot an onion article!
And here is the "Superhero Registry".
http://worldsuperheroregistry.com/world_superhero_registry_gallery.htmI'm glad Master legend is ridding the world of handicapped children.
