White House Photog Catches Obama In Tiny Spiderman’s Web
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Gaby Dunn is a writer, journalist and comedian in New York City.
She is an editor at Thought Catalog and a ... Oh man. If this isn’t the cutest thing you’ve seen all day, I don’t know what you spend your day looking at.
Call J. Jonah Jameson! We’ve got a clear pic of Spiderman with the PRESIDENT for the front page of the Daily Bugle. Pete Souza, you glorious photographer. Can we just have more photos of our Commander in Chief with various little children dressed as superheros please? Maybe a bunch of tiny Avengers. This one is the son of a White House staffer around Halloween and Obama having the perfect, adorable reaction to being webbed.
The White House released this photo to TIME Magazine as part of 125 photos of the President’s daily life.
Which you know, sometimes includes miniature masked vigilantes! 
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