Marvel created a new superhero, "THE BLUE EAR," for a kid who has a hearing impairment

A superhero created by Marvel Comics helped a 4-year-old New Hampshire boy to overcome his unwillingness to wear a hearing aid to his school.

Anthony Smith's reason behind his aversion in using his blue hearing aid is that superheroes don't wear them.

He was born with a genetic disorder that left him a significant hearing loss in the left ear while his right ear was unable to function properly.

His mother, Christina D'Allesandro, wrote an email to Marvel Comics in New York City asking for assistance.

Bill Rosemann, a Marvel editor, was the one who thought to create a superhero that will make Anthony feel good about wearing his hearing aid.

The superhero's name was Blue Ear, he has supersonic hearing by using his hearing device, and the one who assists Hawkeye in his adventures.

Thanks for Manny Mederos and Nelson Ribeiro, the men behind the creation of a brand new superhero just for Anthony. 

Truly, Marvel Comic's kind gesture made the child wear his hearing aid in school, knowing that he can fight bad guys and help people also.