Thunder-Man comic strip promoting Anti-Bullying Week competition

To support Anti-Bullying Alliance’s Anti-Bullying Week (16 – 20 Nov) we are asking students to design a comic showcasing how they would help someone that they saw being cyberbullied. To give students inspiration, we’ve partnered with Xander, 5, and his dad Matt to designed a great comic strip featuring Thunder-Man.

A bit about Xander and Thunder-Man

Xander Goodwin, 5 years old, created Thunder-Man as a class project. But he wanted his hero to do more. He wanted to ‘do charity’, so Thunder-Man became an advocate of children’s charities in Xander’s name.

Xander feels strongly about bullying and understands cyber-bullying too, his teenage sister been affected by it and he ‘does not like bullies, they make people sad.’

When he heard about #AntiBullyingWeek he wanted to get involved, and this is the first ever Thunder-Man comic strip, produced especially for Internet Matters!