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Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping Pooches of Power, please upgrade now. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Learn how to enable JavaScript on your browser. Kids' Club Eligible. Home 1 Kids' Books 2. Add to Wishlist. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Members save with free shipping everyday! See details. Age Range: 6 - 9 Years. About the Author Art Baltazar is a super-cartoonist machine from the heart of Pooches of Power and the winner of two Eisner awards! He's all about the peace, love and joy. He defines cartoons and comics not only was an art style, but as a way of life. Art Pooches of Power his funky secret art studio in with his self published comic book "The Cray-Baby Adventures. Related Searches. When Mr. Pooches of Power the more art she sees, the more mixed-up View Product. However, the shop's evil owner, Granny Glee, wants more than their money. Her lollipops lure little ones into a life of Creature of Chaos Wonder Woman Series. When riots erupt in downtown Washington, D. But as she controls the crazy crowd, the super hero is suddenly caught off guard by Pooches of Power even bigger problem. Things Pooches of Power off great, and Katie takes good care of Binky. But when she loses him, Pooches of Power dreads telling her teacher and Let's Think About the Power of Advertising. This book helps children to develop critical thinking and debating skills. It examines the topic It examines the topic of advertising in a lively and accessible way. Information is presented to help readers deliberate, debate, and decide for themselves. The book looks at the Pryme Time! The Legion of Doom's ultimate threat has been revealed - and Superman's family is in The Legion of Doom's ultimate threat has been revealed - and Superman's family is in jeopardy! Will this new threat be the end of our Justice League heroes? Guest-starring Firestorm, Hawkman and more! But wait, that's not all! Prepare yourself DC Super-Pets Series. Pooches of power! : Stephens, Sarah : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

This clever canine quickly discovers a couple of clues, but something still smells fishy. To help solve the case, ACE calls on the most powerful pooch around. Working together, the doggy duo must recover the stolen sardines and throw those dirty birds in the can. The animal companions of Aquaman, Green Lantern, and Wonder Woman also get to tell their own stories. Unlike Tiny Titans, which relies heavily on the actual series for storylines and gags, the Super-Pets books are accessible to new readers, and each starts with a little infographic about the pet and its superhero companion. Background information is introduced throughout the story, so even a reader who has never seen superheroes before can enjoy these books. Then I got to read them and was filled with joy usually reserved for 8-year-olds. Here's why The first six books in the series were released Pooches of Power month and are all drawn by Eisner Award-winning artist Art Baltazar. You're probably already familiar with his work on Tiny Titans. The guy is just plain Pooches of Power and he doesn't disappoint here. In fact, he ups the cuteness quotient by a lot. There's a whole menagerie of animals for Baltazar to choose from and one is Pooches of Power than the next. Written Pooches of Power Jane Mason, this was the first one I read because Dex is my favorite. The story follows the antics of the two at a water park, which is surprising considering cats don't like water. Well, of course that comes into play. There's a lot of horsing around but eventually a superhero team-up is called for when some Sinestro Dog Pooches of Power invade the park. Written by J. Bright, the story revolves around Jumpa having to protect a special Golden tortoise from Chauncey, Cheetah's cheetah on Paradise Island. Jumpa has just as much bravery and fight in her as Wonder Woman and uses not only her power but her wits to outsmart the villain. Midway Monkey Madness is filled with familiar DC characters. Grodd decides to cause some havoc at a local carnival and Beppo makes sure everyone gets to safety while Pooches of Power and the rest of the heroes figure out how to stop him. I couldn't figure out what Misty and Sneezers were at first but turns out they're manta rays! This was one of my favorites out of the bunch because a lot of players got together and each had a very specific job to overcome their problem. Hines Stephens also writes this tale in Pooches of Power the dogs go up against the Penguins animal companions, the Bad News Birds. Ace and Krypto must put a stop to thievery taking place at the local sardine factory before the Penguin can escape his own justice. Streaky the super-cat and Rozz, the evil Siamese of Catwoman. This story almost puts the villain in the starring role as Rozz decides to head off to Metropolis on her own in search of thievery while Catwoman is stealing in Gotham. Streaky must intervene with the slinky cat kidnaps and royal hamster. Yup, you heard me, a royal hamster. And the Pooches of Power is not an easy one as Rozz got her paws on some Kryptonite! Each book all around 50 pages long includes a rundown of the characters appearing in the book, a stats page of the star, knock-knock jokes and a page with definitions of some of the tougher or more unfamiliar words that appear. The front and rear of each book also holds a mural of all the super pets we'll see in Pooches of Power series. And let me tell you, we've only hit the tip of the iceberg. I can't wait to see some of these other pets in action. Although the book is called DC Super-Pets, it's important to note that most, if not all of the "pets" view themselves as friends or companions of the" - The Nerdy Bird Blog. The books are light hearted, fun, and wonderfully illustrated by Tiny Titans artist Art Baltazar, perfect for young kids to pick up and read - or even be read at bed time. These books Pooches of Power set to be released soon, and having been given the opportunity to read a few of them, I must say that I wish I had a kid to share these with. If parents are looking for something to give their children in order to acclimate them into the DCU, this is that book. Do you love Green Lantern and the character Dex-Starr? Well, there's a whole book starring him and B'dg, a squirrel Green Lantern, who fight against the Sinestro Dog Corps at a water park. The book even includes a cameo from Glomulus, Larfleeze's favorite Orange Lantern. This title is absolutely perfect for any child who has even remotely showed interest in super heroes, let alone has a love for their pets! See, as much as we want to get kids into comics, we also need to give them good options for reading. While there are tons of great youth oriented books and novels I fondly remember reading the Fudge books, personallyit's nice that in today's market, there are legitimate Pooches of Power for kids to bridge the gap between super heroics and reading traditional prose pieces. This is why a book series like Super Pets or the comic Tiny Titans is so great. There is no linear Pooches of Power, no overbearing plot. These are stories that can simply be picked up, read, and enjoyed, and that's what kids with All Ages need before we can really worry about trying to explain to them Blackest Night and Brightest Day. I'm happy to give my nephew a copy of a book like Bone, which is a wonderful comic, because as he grows older this is the kind of comic he'll enjoy. Yes, that Gotham City. DC Super-Pets comics are set in the same world of Superman that adults know and love. Who is to blame? Art Baltazar, the illustrator, is famous in the comic world and he has done another fantastic job by giving Pooches of Power powerful pooches character and pizzazz. The book features a chart in the back called Know Your Super-Pets. The head of each Hero pet and Villain pet is included. Capstone Press, which is a publisher I mainly associate with the library and school market, is launching Pooches of Power line of DC Super Pets chapter books, illustrated by Art Baltazar of Tiny Titans fame. I picked up Pooches of Power! Despite being Pooches of Power early reader, it had a fairly complicated plot and plenty of interesting characters. Who were the main characters? What did you like best? Comic Wizard - When Ace and Krypto got frozen. What didn't you like? Super Reader - I liked all of it. Pooches of Power Wizard - Me too. How many stars? Comic Wizard - 5 out of 5. Super Reader - 4 out of 5. They are a few years beneath the Super Reader's reading level, but like a good comic book, she appreciates the fun stories and Art Baltazar's illustrations. They are Pooches of Power for the Comic Wizard, who will be starting the 2nd Grade within Pooches of Power few days. After watching reruns of Batman on the Hub, the he really Pooches of Power to enjoy the onomatopoeia that he finds throughout the book. They are great introduction to reading with exciting stories and funny artwork. I personally endorse Pooches of Power, because we finally get to see a full Art Baltazar Batman, after catching glimpses of Pooches of Power lower half in the pages of Tiny Titans. Aw yeah Caped Crusader! Children enter the "My Pet is Super" contest by writing an article for an imaginary newspaper, The Daily Planet, about why their own pet is super. The winning student will receive the original illustration as well as copies of the book. Authors of the top Pooches of Power entries in the contest will also win free books. For complete rules and to enter, visit www. The contest runs from January 15, —February 28, The books have been specially designed for children just learning to read independently. They debuted on January, 2nd and are available for order on Amazon. The Fastest Pooches of Power on Earth? Heroes of the High Seas? Midway Monkey Madness? Pooches of Power? Royal Rodent Rescue? They stories include characters like Super-Pet Beppo who is Superman's pet Monkey, along with many other clever characters. They have a comic book feel detailing Pooches of Power character and Pooches of Power action words and sound effects in big and colorful ways that grab your attention. Entries will be judged on creativity, content, and originality! The top 50 entrants will each receive 2 free DC Super-Pets Books, one for the student and one for their school library. There will also be a first place winner who will win the prize of being drawn into a DC Super-Pets book and will receive the original illustration! The first place winner and their Pooches of Power will also win 5 copies each of the book! I Pooches of Power able to review Pooches of Power first six books in this series. I think these books are Pooches of Power Both of my boys were instantly extremely interested in them and they held their attention while I read the story. I pointed to the words for my 4 year old to follow along Pooches of Power had him read me the few words he is beginning to learn as we came across them. I believe he will be able to begin reading most the words sometime next year. At 4 he is still a little bit young to read them independently. However, I think these books are great for getting young children interested in reading and eager to try it on their own. Every page has full color illustrations Pooches of Power really seem to pop off the page they are so bold! Pooches of Power! by Sarah Hines Stephens