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Topic: comic-con

The San Diego Convention Center during Comic-Con
New Los Angeles
Saturday, 7/25, 09:48 AM

At Comic-Con, a nonprofit turns kids' wheelchairs into superhero cosplay

  • Magic Wheelchair, an all-volunteer nonprofit, builds elaborate cosplay wheelchairs, free, for children with disabilities and hands them over at San Diego Comic-Con.
  • This year's builds included a 'Battle Cat' chair from 'He-Man.' Among the recipients was 16-year-old Isaiah Mejia of Long Beach, who said he had 'no words for how awesome this chair is.'

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