Editing SPOILER: Survivor Ideas (section)

==Ian Harrison==
Ian is 7, and his mother put him on a plane in Boston to visit his father in Los Angeles (they are divorced) for the summer. The stewardresses know that he is flying alone, and for some reason they think he's the cutest thing ever, and are constantly bringing him sodas and the like, as well as sitting next to him and chatting with him, which is really kinda bugging him, since he is a big boy now, and didn't need his mom to come with him, let alone a bunch of strangers to come along and constantly distract him from A) staring wide-eyed out the plane window at the cities, clouds, rocky mountains, sunset/sunrise and / or stormclouds, all of which he finds endlessly fascinating, since he has world-class ADD and is happily in his own little world, daydreaming about flying among those clouds, when the darn stewardresses aren't asking him the same pesky questions over and over and over about if he likes flying and if he's scared and how awfully brave his is... or B) reading the same three comic books that he brought over and over. One has the Vision and the Thing in it, and the other has the Thing and Brother Voodoo, and in the Avengers one Wonder Man and Vision get in a big fight because Vision is jealous of Wonder Man giving Scarlet Witch an arm to lean on after a big battle (which he'll explain wide-eyed to any bored stewardress who makes the mistake of asking). He will end up forgetting the comics in the plane during the confusion of debarking, and will be really sulky about that... 
Ian will develop the ability to dissipate into a smoky form that can be invisible, incorporeal and can fly through the clouds, as one of them. Alternate Body: Wind / Clouds (Extra: Invisibility). He may end up with a Lightning Bolt extra or Alt Form: Energy (Lightning) Power Stunt, if the weather is stormy and he ends up watching a lot of lightning wide-eyed and smiling like a loon and bouncing in his seat any time turbulence makes the plane pitch and lurch. Unlike most people, the sensation of his body drifting apart and blowing in the wind will elicit a reaction of 'cool!' from him, instead of the more traditional panic response. He's afraid of heights though, so he'll never fly more than 10 feet over the ground, and rarely more than 5 ft. up.