Supergirl: Being Super
Mariko Tamaki
Graphic Novel / Young Adult
Supergirl: Being Super
by Mariko Tamaki
—· 212 p
Eisner AwardCaldecott Honoradventuroushopeful
Overview
About
Caldecott Honor and Eisner Award-winning writer Mariko Tamaki (This One Summer) and Eisner Award-nominated artist Joëlle Jones (Lady Killer) combine forces for this incredible coming-of-age tale! This is the Girl of Steel as you’ve never seen her before. She’s super-strong. She can fly. She crash-landed on Earth in a rocket ship. But for Kara Danvers, winning the next track meet, celebrating her 16th birthday and surviving her latest mega-zit are her top concerns. And with the help of her best f…
Part of a series
Supergirl: Being Super
Vol. I · 1 of 1 volumes
Series complete
Pages
212
DC Comics
Linguistic complexity
2/5
Straightforward
Thematic complexity
3/5
Layered
Rating
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Reader feel
Visual Storytelling9
Emotional depth8
Pacing8
Character Growth8
Worldbuilding7
Narration7
Prose6
Plot twists6
My journey
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