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Kingsport public library Youth services department (423) 229-9366 Www.kingsportlibrary.org Updated 1-6-2016 Superheroes: JP-E H. “Batman and the Toxic Terror” Easy G “Shake to Assemble” ER D “Batman’s Missions” Superman: Easy M “Green Lantern: an Origin Story” Board Book “Batman is Brave” Easy M “Superman: an Origin ER P “Avengers, Assemble!” ER L “Batman versus the Riddler” Story” ER R “Meet the Villains of Villainville” ER L “Batman: Winter Wasteland” ER S “Alien Superman!” ER S “T. Rex Trouble!” ER S “Batman: Dawn of the Dynamic Duo” ER S “Creatures from Planet X” ER W “These are the Guardians” ER T “Batman: Meet the Super Heroes” J Bright “Cyborg Superman” J Irvine “The Incredible Hulk” J Bright “You Choose Batman: Seed J Korte “Mxy’s Magical Mayhem” J King “Last Laugh!” Bank Heist” J Kupperburg “Meteor of Doom” J King “Save the Day!” J Hoena “Poison Ivy’s Deadly Garden” J Kupperburg “Super-Villian J Meyer “Avengers Save the Day” J Hoena “You Choose Batman: The Showdown” J 741.51 Sautter “How to Batman and Riddler’s Ransom” J Pasko “Prankster of Primetime” His Friends and His Foes” J Lemke “Mad Hatter’s Movie Madness” J Sazaklis “Superman vs. Bizarro” J 741.51 Sautter “How to Draw Superman J Peterson “Joker Virus” J 741.5973 Wallace “Superman: the and His Friends and Foes” J Sutton “You Choose Batman: Joker’s Ultimate Guide to the Man of Steel” J 741.51 Sautter “How to Draw Wonder Dozen” Woman, Green Lantern and Other DC J Terrell “You Choose Batman: Summer Superheroes” Freeze” Wonder Woman: J 741.5352 King “Big Book of J Weissburg “Batman Undercover” Easy S “Wonder Woman: an Superheroes” Origin Story” J 741.5973 Beatty “JLA: the Ultimate Spider-Man: ER C “Wonder Woman to the Rescue!” Guide to the Justice League of America” ER H “Amazing Spider-Man:Spider-Man ER S “I am Wonder Woman” J Sutton “Wonderwoman vs. Circe” Batman: versus the Vulture” Easy F “Dark Knight: Batman Saves the J Thomas “Amazing Spider-Man: an Day” Origin Story” Easy R “Dark Knight: Batman versus the J 741.5 Buckley “Spider-Man’s Joker” Amazing Powers” Easy S “Batman: an Origin Story” J 741.5 Teitelbaum “The Story of Spider-Man” J 741.5973 DeFalco “The Amazing Spider-man: the Ultimate Guide” .

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