If you take nothing else away from my words — what I want to share is that what makes all of us giants is how much we look out for the little guy,” it continues. “How we help out our fellow humans when they need it most. How our greatest super-power can simply be a listening ear, a concerned eye, or an outstretched hand. How we don the 'hero’s uniform' by simply showing up and doing the unbelievably unlikely job that life has just handed us.”

quoting the old cliche, When life gives you lemons, make lemonade…forget the lemons. Life has already given you a you that’s like no other. And that’s what you’re better off making stuff out of.As fun as it will be to see Michael Keaton return as Batman in The Flash, seeing him play the villain here was a blast. And his big moment to shine can with the terrific twist where he turns out to be the father of Peter's girlfriend. Look Out for the Little Guy! is a book written by Scott Lang about his journey from being a convict, becoming Ant-Man, joining the Avengers and finally culminating in the battle against Thanos.

Even though he fought with the Avengers, Peter still has a lot of learning to do about being a superhero. With his high-tech new suit from Stark, he starts to think he's ready for the big leagues and tries to take down Vulture himself only to cause further mayhem.Now, if you're familiar with the films, you'll likely start to hear Paul Rudd's voice when you're reading this. That actually works well as the tone and the cadence of the text is very much in line with how the Ant-Man character was written for him. If you know that take on the character then you can see how he would have penned a book like this.