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And now The Magnificent Chameleon takes centre stage……

Cover Story:
Kate is the other half of The Clear Thinking Partnership, she performs in live theatre and can often be found singing the songs from the musicals (both in the shower and on stage), she can occasionally be found on the set of Corrie, and she likes cats!

Costume:
As The Magnificent Chameleon she combines the GREEN of the Creator Innovator with the YELLOW cape of the Explorer Promoter

Powers:

• Creative thinking
• Problem solving
• Thinking on her feet

Turbo Power:
High Energy!

Catalyst for transformation:
Spotting a new opportunity that needs a unique response

Catchphrase:
“What’s all this malarkey?”

A message from The Magnificent Chameleon:

“Give me a challenge and I relish the opportunity to find an inventive solution for it, this means that life is never dull! I get a buzz from being creative, especially if it means that…

As we introduce the team at Superhero HQ……it’s the turn of The Wild Phantom.

Cover Story:
Bev is half of The Clear Thinking Partnership. Work takes her around the UK and to some further flung locations including the USA, Brazil and into Europe…. although some of these are “virtual trips” from the comfort of her office in the North West of England.

Bev bolsters her secret identity by masquerading as a domestic goddess and she bakes a mean fruit scone. The illusion is strengthened further as Bev perfects her face painting skills to entertain her children, and any grown ups who wish to indulge themselves.

Costume:
As The Wild Phantom her costume combines the ORANGE of the Assessor Developer with the BLUE of the Controller Inspector – an experimental combination for the Phantom who normally prefers a yellow cape.

Powers:

• Analytical & resourceful
• Loves working with possibilities
• Sociable &outgoing

Turbo power:
Infectious…

Today we introduce the team at superhero HQ……here’s our very own Captain Cosmic, champion of perseverance and enemy of adversity!

Cover Story:
Paul is the mild-mannered Creative Director for Newmill Digital Media, dad to twin girls. Recently, his work has taken him to lots of interesting places to produce client work – Florida, Switzerland, Cyprus, Holland, and a chicken factory in Hull. Nothing ruffles his feathers when it comes to a challenge!

Costume:
Paul combines the pale blue of the Upholder Maintainer with the red of the Thruster Organiser.

Powers: 

• Visionary & Creative
• Loves turning words into pictures
• Sociable and outgoing

Turbo Power:

A bionic eye for the detail.

Catalyst for transformation:
When words are not enough and moving pictures can tell the story more effectively

Catchphrase:
“Champion of perseverance, enemy of adversity!”

A message from Captain Cosmic:
“I have the power to conjure up brilliant creative ideas to bring your thoughts and ideas to…

In just over 1 week, we don our capes and masks in public for the launch of Pants On The Outside at this year’s World Of Learning Conference & Exhibition in Birmingham.

Recently The Wild Phantom took Mr Phantom and the Little Phantoms to Nickelodeon Land in Blackpool; it was the culmination of about two weeks-worth of pestering!

Apart from the extremely child-and-parent-friendly rides, the big attraction with this particular theme park for our Little Phantoms were the characters – Spongebob Squarepants and Dora The Explorer in particular.

These characters make regular appearances during the day in random locations around the park and it’s a mad scramble as children of all ages line up for a squeeze of their favourite cartoon stars and have their photographs taken by eager parents (and theme park staff!) to remain in perpetuity on a mouse mat or key fob.

Better Together

I can report that the mad scramble I describe happened most noticeably when a handful of characters appeared en masse. From a visitor point of view, the characters were much more impressive this way and…

We love anything that makes us look at the world slightly differently and this week at Superhero HQ we came across Mike Wagner’s TEDx talk on ‘The positive power of being strange’ which made us laugh and also got us thinking too (always a winning combination). If you’ve not seen it before, we would definitely recommend that you take a look!

We are absolutely of the opinion that being strange is a superhero quality – who could deny that walking about dressed in a skin-tight superhero costume will get you some curious glances! But, according to Mike, being strange (in manageable chunks) is a really good thing as we are programmed to ignore the conventional and are more likely to respond to the different/crazy stuff that goes on around us. So……not only does being ‘strange’ give you licence to have lots of fun, but it is more likely that others…

Over the weekend we ventured out of Superhero HQ and headed for Southport where the sky was filled with the drone of engines and the coloured smoke billowing from the tails of the fantastic Red Arrows, the world’s premier aerobatic teams and the public face of the Royal Air Force.

Along with the rest of the crowd we looked into the sky and ‘ooood’ and ‘ahhhhed’ as the Red Arrows (in their 48^th display season) demonstrated the amazing capabilities of their equipment and expertise. Their guiding motto is ‘Éclat’* which means brilliance and their mission is to act as ambassadors for Britain whilst enthralling, captivating and inspiring millions of people both in the UK and around the world and we were definitely not disappointed.

Teamwork

Whilst most people are aware of the fantastic Red Arrow flying prowess, at Superhero HQ we are also inspired by their approach to…