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Great Summer Graphic Novels For Your Kids!

If you are looking for some great graphic novels for your kids this summer. DC is bringing

JUNE:

Primer

Written by Thomas Krajewski & Jennifer Munro; Illustrated by Gretel Lusky

6/23/2020

New superhero ALERT!!! Settling into her new foster home, thirteen-year-old Ashley Rayburn finds herself in possession of some highly classified military property—a set of body paints which, when applied in combinations of three, gives their wearer a wide range of super-powers.

JULY:

DC Super Hero Girls Weird Science

Written by Amanda Deibert, illustrated by Yancey Labat, Erich Owen, et al

7/14/2020

When the DC Super Hero Girls enter Metropolis High’s science fair, magic and science make a mess of the competition.

AUGUST:

Lois Lane and the Friendship Challenge 

Written by Grace Ellis; Illustrated by Brittney L. Williams

8/11/2020

Thirteen-year-old Lois Lane is an aspiring social media star. But after creating a sure-to-go-viral video channel, Lois learns firsthand about the confusing world of social media and its toll on friendships.

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Teen Titans GO! To Camp

8/4/2020

Written by Sholly Fisch, illustrated by Marcelo DiChiara et al.

The Teen Titans head off to summer camp, but their outdoor fantasies come to an abrupt halt when they arrive at Camp Apokolips—a forbidding place filled with unconventional camp activities. Told through various letters home, readers get to see through the eyes of each of the Titans as they just try to make it through camp.

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Christopher Lewis


Christopher is the co-founder of Fathering Together and the Chief Information Officer. He is the father of 2 daughters that are now in their tweens and teens. He started Dad of Divas, a blog to share his own personal experiences in being a father in 2007 and in 2018 started the Dads With Daughters Facebook Group to allow dads to connect, learn and grow together. He works in Digital Media on a daily basis, but also has over 20 years of experience in higher education administration.

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