Real life superhero comes to life in US after being bitten by spider
Those of you who think that real life superheroes require a billion dollar fortune and a Micheal Caine father figure, think again.
Because there's a superhero in Norfolk, Virginia, in the US, who doesn't need a secret basement full of high-tech crime fighting gadgets to kick law-breaking arse.
All he needs is pepper spray, a baton and a noble spirit.
Meet the Black Widow, a mysterious character who turned to a life of crime fighting after being bitten by a spider two years ago.
We don't know much about this guy, but we can assume the name he gave CBS 3 News, Matsuda Yuuma, was not on his original birth certificate.
He told journo Brian Hill he was bullied growing up, but now that he has a black belt and renewed confidence he's just trying to do his bit to help his community.
Black Widow gets about in what looks like a homemade suit to hide his true identity, with the kit looking like a combo of compression tights, a hoodie and an adapted pair of speed dealer sunnies.
This is like a mixture between Kickass and Spider Man and we're not complaining.
