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Harry Potter Spider-Man vs. The Evil Zombie Ninjas
Taught by Eric Canosa
Ages 6-8, 15 students
Wednesday, February 3, 2010: 6-7:30pm

Clearly, the Iron Man is an awesome hero because he has feet rockets. Some super-people are very easy to analyze. But what about more subtle characters like Harry Potter? Does the lightning-bolt scar indicate a hidden capacity for evil? In this workshop we will discuss such things — as well as the finer points of capes, lightning swords, and mutants. If you are a human or robot (or 1/2 and 1/2) between 6 and 8, please join us!

Eric Canosa is an intimidatingly well-educated and widely-traveled front for a nano-bot bootlegging ring. He can see atoms and perform hexadecimal calculations. It is widely whispered that his ancestry can be traced back to the very first abacus. If none of these things impress you, he is also a passionate professional educator and creative writer! Some claim that if you listen very closely at just the right moment, you can actually hear his gears spinning.

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Harry Potter Spider-Man vs. The Evil Zombie Ninjas

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