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The Internet Has Heart: 7,000 Strangers Make One Kid's Batman Dream Come True
Nov 13, 2013 01:36
A five year old boy named Miles just got his wish granted through the Make-a-Wish Foundation. He has leukemia.
Miles loves superheroes, and he is fondest of Batman. Make-a-Wish put out a call for help to help him realize him dream. His dream is set to come true in a set of stunts on Friday November 15.
The foundation got 7,100 RSVPs on the website, and counting.
Miles will don the suit and become Batkid. He will have an action-packed day around the city - rescuing a damsel in distress on a cable car and capturing the Riddler and chasing Penguin around. He will then get the thanks from a grateful may and police chief.
The Penguin even has a new account setup to taunt Miles Batkid. Check it out below:
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