Astro Boy
Shoots machine guns from his butt, has rocket boots and just a down to earth really nice kid.

Super Ted and Spotty
Everyone’s teddy bear or favourite toy is their superhero and Super Ted was mine.

I liked watching the X-Men cartoon when I was younger…. I think Jean Grey was my favourite due to powers which were off-the-scale!

Prince planet even though he was a cartoon I was infactuated with the character.

I did not have a normal super hero as such, did not have a TV for a long time, My super hero was my big brother 15 years my senior, he always had time for me even after working a long day at the Zoo as a keeper he would play with me and let me climb all over him never complaining he is now 78 and currently driving around Australia, still my hero

She-Ra! She fought against evil and was strong and pretty. Plus she knew He-Man ????????

Penny from Inspector Gadget as she looks like me

Tarzan.. he used to swing on the branches of trees and he had so many exciting adventures and he
was always the winner.he did good and condemned evil

ELTON JOHN!
He saved me on many occasions. How you ask??
Glasses and colourful clothes for dress up parties, making me instantly recognisable as Elton (except for that one time when I was mistaken for Dame Edna but that’s another story).

My mum – she rollerbladed, climbed trees, explored national parks, rock climbed, kayaked…dressed up with us, she made our childhood special and fun!!

Budgie the Little Helicopter, because he was always there to not only help his friends when needed but strangers too. Being little doesn’t mean you can’t achieve great things!

Superman because he could fly.

When I was yonger I never had a favourite super hero as such but certainly did enjoy reading fiction novels where I could emerse myself in a fictional world!! I also loved as a small child captain planet!!

OMG I am a little embarrassed to say but Clint Eastwood was my hero as a kid. The good, the bad and the Ugly. He was so cool and was the hero in every movie. I just loved how he played it cool always and always won in the end

Believe it or not,The Greatest American Hero,Who could forget or remember(as it was a long time ago) his blundering antics and crazy police officer partner,He never did really learn how to fly and remember George from Seinfeld?Believe it or not George isn’t at home.

When I was 9 my superhero was my school teacher. I’d just arrived from England, I had a broad accent that people laughed at and I’d lost my confidence. Miss Rush loved and encouraged me and I’ve ended up today still friends with her which is wonderful.

Batman! I just always loved watching him in action, saving the day and always having something funny to say!

I don’t recall having a childhood superhero, although being the bookworm that I was I remember wishing I was like Jo from Little Women

Batman from the 1960s show great, funny and very very funny today.

My superhero was Velma Dinkley from Scooby Doo. She was so bright, quick-witted, intuitive, intelligent, clever, methodical, logical and practical. She was never a stereotypical role model. nor was I! I could also liken to her catch phrase “My glasses! I can’t see without my glasses!”