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The story behind Epi-Man
Epi-Man was created in 2004 by Maxime, who was 6 years old at the time.
Here is the story of how it all began...
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Chapter 2:
Epi-Man is born
Max and Xavier's mom also sent the superhero picture to Anaphylaxis Canada, who included it in their Fall 2004 "Kids' Club" newsletter.
When Max saw the picture of himself and Xavier in the newsletter, he was very, very excited.
"Yes! Yes!" he cried, pumping his fist in the air. "It's us! It's us!"
(Did we mention that he was excited?)
Max wanted to do something about Bill 3 himself. So he quickly ran to get a marker and some paper -- and drew another superhero that seemed to just spring out of his fertile little brain. He called this new superhero... Epi-Man.
[Photo: Epi-Man version 1. The original Epi-Man had a cape (naturally), a mask, and a belt filled with epinephrine autoinjectors.]
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"I Have Allergies!"
(a one-act play for children)
Epi-Man's grade 1 teacher wrote a play about him in French called "J'ai des allergies!" It was performed by Epi-Man and his classmates in June 2005 to a sold-out crowd.
Download English Play
(PDF file, 145 KB)
Download French Play
(PDF file, 170 KB)