With Halloween right around the corner, we at The Squeaky Wheel have compiled our favorite spooky, scary representations.
Frankenstein — Actually, it’s Frankenstein’s disability.
Ghosts — Often have invisible disabilities.
The Girl from The Ring — Eyes covered by hair so she can’t see.
The Headless Horseman — There are rare conditions, and there are rare conditions.
The Riddler — To know the monster with the most unique disability, answer these riddles three …*
(*Cognitively only capable of framing sentences in the form of obscure puzzles. He wrote his own description.)
The Girl from The Exorcist — Poster child for low muscle tone.
Grim Reaper — Death doesn’t exempt you from medical debt collections.
Professor Charles Xavier — Did you know the famous X-Men villain used a wheelchair?
Ominous Man With Eye Patch, Chainsaw Prosthetic, and Escaped-Patient Clothes — This Halloween monster classic is an easy contender for “most disabled” with sensory, physical, and psychiatric disabilities. And did we tell you he is also dyslexic?
Disabled People — The scariest monsters of all.