Geeky Hooker Crochets Superheroes and Hides Them for People to Find

5 years ago, Geeky Hooker taught himself how to crochet. He tinkered around, starting out with lumpy generic little dolls, until he got bored and started making little superheroes instead. From there things got a little out of control.

Five years later, he has amassed a collection of little characters ranging in categories from comic book characters to sci-fi monsters. Sometimes Hooker keeps the little guys for himself, but most of the time he gives them away, and every year he makes a bunch to scatter around San Diego Comic-Con for people to find. Hooker tags them with his contact info, and then he crosses his fingers and hopes that they’ll be given good homes. So far he has had a good turnout of adoptions, and hopefully they’ll eventually take over the world, one little sack of yarn at a time!

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