Izzy loves proving people wrong. Born with a condition that stiffens her joints and limits their movement, Izzy has gone on to win four world championships in taekwondo. But her superpower is not just in her extremely hard work and dedication, but in the giving of herself to teach others the sport. There is probably no better example of determination than Izzy. It's her leadership that sets her apart as a hero and now, Marvel is about to make her a true Super Hero, immortalized in her own comic. See how Izzy reacts when she learns that she is about to become a member of an elite group of kids when she joins Marvel's Hero Project.

Daniella lives just a short drive from the Mexico border, but her life in California is a world apart. It was on a trip with some volunteers to build a house for a family in Mexico when she realized how starkly different her home was from theirs. She decided she needed to keep building. One house wasn't enough, so she dedicated the time when she wasn't in school to fundraising for materials and trip costs to go build more homes. Over a dozen families have benefitted directly from Daniella's fundraising and housebuilding efforts. She is not only a builder, though, she's also a leader, inspiring her younger brother to galvanize friends at his school to join Daniella in her volunteer work. With so many other young people following in her footsteps to build homes, Daniella has become a hero on both sides of the border. Now, Marvel makes her a true Super Hero, immortalized in her own comic. It's just one of a few surprises she'll receive when she gets initiated into the founding class of Marvel's Hero Project.