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        In a summer of Hollywood superheroes, the 2011 documentary Disabled But Able to Rock presents the most compelling story of an ordinary person with an extraordinary alter ego. Local director Blake Myers profiles AtlantaÂ’s Betsy Goodrich, aka Danger Woman, a high-functioning autistic woman who likes to dress as a superhero and fight the forces of Â“homophobia, race-ophobia and disable-phobia,Â” largely through her ear-splitting karaoke performances.&hellip;
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