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Heroes Updated 2021 (PDF) Superheroes/Heroes 7/8/2021 Title Author Call # AR 2 Fuzzy, 2 Furious Hale, Shannon J Sci-Fi Hale 2 Adventures of Beanboy Harkrader, Lisa J Reality Hark Bean 1 4.3 Adventures of Captain Underpants Pilkey, Dav J Sci-Fi Pilk 1 4.3 Age of Atlantis Whittemore, Jo J Sci-Fi Supe 1 Alfred to the Rescue Matheny, Bill J GN Batm 2.9 Alien Superman Stewart, Yale JR Supe 2.8 Amazing Adventures of Bumblebee Boy Soman, David E Soma 2.4 Amazing Mini-Mutts Lemke, Donald J Sci-Fi DC 3.6 Amazo and the Planetary Reboot Snider, Brandon J Sci-Fi Just 4.4 Antihero Quinn, Kate J GN Quin Ant-Man: Zombie Repellent Wyatt, Chris J Sci-Fi Migh 5.3 Arctic Attack Greenberger, Robert J Sci-Fi Batm 4.5 Astonishing Secret of Awesome Man Chabon, Michael E Chab 3.4 Atomic Ace and the Robot Rampage Weigel, Jeff E Weig 4.2 Atomic Ace: He's Just My Dad Weigel, Jeff E Weig 3.8 Attack of the Invisible Cats Sonneborn, Scott J Sci-Fi DC 3.5 Avengers Assemble Palacios, Tomas JR Marv 1.6 Avenging Seven Parker, Jeff J GN Aven 2.8 Backward Bowwow Hines-Stephens, Sarah J Sci-Fi DC 3.5 Bane on the Rampage Matheny, Bill J GN Batm 2.5 Bane's Breaking In Matheny, Bill J GN Batm 2.8 Barnyard Brainwash Sazaklis, John J Sci-Fi DC 3.7 Baron von Baddie and the Ice Ray Incident McClements George E Mccl 2.2 Batgirl at Super Hero High Yee, Lisa J Sci-Fi Girl 5.1 Batgirl: an Origin Story Sutton, Laurie E DC Batman Sazaklis, John E DC 2.9 Batman is on Fire Matheny, Bill J GN Batm 2.9 Batman Science Biskup, Agnieszka J 791.43 6.3 Batman Tales: Once Upon a Crime Fridolfs, Derek J GN Batm Batman's Guide to Being Cool Dewin, Howie J 791.43 Battle Bugs of Outer Space Mason, Jane B. J Sci-Fi DC 3.3 Battle of the Superheroes Stewart, Yale JR Supe 2.7 Battle with Ultron Wyatt, Chris JR Marv 2.3 Be a Star, Wonder Woman Dahl, Michael E Dahl Beast Boy Who Cried Wolf Torres, J J GN Teen 2.9 Bedtime for Batman Dahl, Michael E Dahl Berenstain Bears are Superbears Berenstain, Mike JR Bere Beware the Flerken Glass, Calliope E Marv RA Big Book of Wonder Woman Merberg E Merb Biggest Little Hero Sazaklis, John J Sci-Fi DC 3.5 Black Panther: Battle for Wakanda Snider, Brandon J Sci-Fi Migh 5.6 Bottle of the Planets Fisch, Sholly J GN Batm 3.9 Bride and the Bold Fisch, Sholly J GN Batm 2.9 Bridgers of the Storm J GN Aven 3 Brown Ovreas J Sci-Fi Ovre My 1 Bubble Trouble Bird, Benjamin JR Supe 3.1 Bumblebee at Super Hero High Yee, Lisa J Sci-Fi Girl Candy Store Caper Sazaklis, John J Sci-Fi DC 3.8 Cape! Kelley, Marty E Kell Captain America: an Origin Story Marvel E Marv Captain America: Tomorrow Army Wyatt, Chris J Sci-Fi Migh 5.1 Superheroes/Heroes 7/8/2021 Title Author Call # AR Captain Awesome to the Rescue Kirby, Stan J Sci-Fi Kirb 1 3.8 Captain Pajamas Whatley, Bruce E What Cat Crime Club Korte, Steven J Sci-Fi DC 4.1 Catwoman Gets Busted by the Batman Matheny, Bill J GN Batm 2.7 Catwoman's Classroom of Claws Sonneborn, Scott J Sci-Fi Batm 4.1 Catwoman's Halloween Heist Fein, Eric J Sci-Fi Batm 4.2 Catwoman's Perfect Plot Hines-Stephens, Sarah J Sci-Fi Batm 4.9 Chick 'n' Pug Sattler, Jennifer E Satt 1.8 Chick 'n' Pug Meet The Dude Sattler, Jennifer E Satt 2.5 Clobbered by Clayface Fisch, Sholly J GN Batm 3.3 Cosmic Bounty Hunter Hoena, Blake J Sci-Fi Supe 4.2 Creature of Chaos Hines-Stephens, Sarah J Sci-Fi Wond 3.4 Creatures from Planet X Stewart, Yale JR Supe 2.7 Curious George: Super George Rey, H. A. E Rey Cyborg: an Origin Story Manning E DC Darkseid and the Fires of Apokolips Fridolfs, Derek J Sci-Fi Just 4.8 Day I Lost My Superpowers Escoffier, Michael E Esco RA Day of the Bizarros Bird, Benjamin JR Supe 2.9 Deadly Dream Machine Bright, J.E. J Sci-Fi Supe 4.2 Deep Sea Duel DC Superpets J Sci-Fi DC 3.7 Deep Space Hijack Sonneborn, Scott J Sci-Fi Supe 2.4 Demo Torres J GN Teen 2.9 Do Super Heroes Have Teddy Bears? Coyle, Carmela E Coyl Do You Like These Boots? Soman, David JR Soma Doctor Strange: Mystery of the Dark Magic Snider, Brandon J Sci-Fi Migh 5.3 Dog Man series Pilkey, Dave J GN Pilk Dolley the Fire Dog Gerry, Lisa J 636.708 Down with the Monsters J GN Team 3 2.6 Dylan the Villain Campbell, K. G. E Camp 3.6 Eliot Jones, Midnight Superhero Cottringer, Anne E Cott RA 2.7 Emperor of the Airwaves Lemke, Donald J Sci-Fi Batm 4.4 Enter Nightwing Baltazar, Art J GN Tiny 2.5 Escape from Future World Stewart, Yale JR Supe 2.7 Even a Hawkeye Can Cry J GN Aven 3.1 Even Superheroes Have Bad Days Becker, Shelly E Beck Even Superheroes Make Mistakes Becker, Shelly E Beck Falcon Takes Flight Davis, Adam JR Marv 2.3 Falcon: Fear of Flying Lambert, Nancy JR Marv 2.7 Falcon: Fight or Flight Siglain, Michael J Sci-Fi Migh 5.6 Fantastic Flexy Frog DC Superpets J Sci-Fi DC 3.5 Fastest Pet on Earth DC Superpets J Sci-Fi DC 3.4 First Day of Groot Marvel E Marv Five Riddles for Robin Dahl, Michael J Sci-Fi Batm 3.8 Flight Hoena, Blake J 791.43 Frozen Solid by Mr. Freeze Matheny J GN Batm 2.8 Fruit of All Evil Crawford, Philip Charles J Sci-Fi Wond 3.3 Fun House of Evil Lemke, Donald J Sci-Fi Batm 3.6 Funny Boy Meets the Dumbbell Dentist from DeimosGutman, Dan J Sci-Fi Gutm 4 Funny Boy Takes on the Chit-Chatting Cheese fromGutman, Chattanooga Dan J Sci-Fi Gutm 2 Funny Boy Versus the Bubble-Brained Barbers fromGutman, the Big BangDan J Sci-Fi Gutm 3 4 Gamora's Galactic Showdown Snider, Brandon J Sci-Fi Marv Guar Superheroes/Heroes 7/8/2021 Title Author Call # AR Gamora's Galactic Showdown Snider, Brandon J Sci-Fi Migh 4.8 Geeks, Girls, and Secret Identities Jung, Mike J Sci-Fi Jung 4.8 Gingerbread Man Superhero Enderle, Dotti J 398.2 3.4 Good Morning, Superman Dahl, Michael E Dahl 1.6 Green Lantern Manning E DC 2.9 Harley Quinn at Super Hero High Yee, Lisa J Sci-Fi Girl 4.9 Harley Quinn's Crazy Creeper Caper Simonson, Louise J Sci-Fi Batm 4.7 Here Comes Spider-Man J GN Spid 2005 1 2.5 Hero Cat Spinelli, Eileen E Spin 2.6 Heroes and Villains Sciescka, Jon J Reality Guys 7 Heroes of the High Seas DC Superpets J Sci-Fi DC 3.4 High Serpent Society J GN Aven 3.2 Hilo: Saving the Whole Wide World Winick, Judd J GN Hilo 2 2.5 Hocus Pocus Lyga, Barry J Sci-Fi Flas 1 Hopping Hero DC Superpets J Sci-Fi DC 3.4 How to be a Hero Heide, Florence E Heid 3.9 How to Draw Batman and His Friends and Foes Sautter, Aaron J 741.51 How to Draw Superheroes Hansen, Jimmy J 743.4 How to Draw Superman and His Friends and Foes Sautter, Aaron J 741.51 How to Draw the Joker, Lex Luthor, and Other DC Super-VillainsSautter, Aaron J 741.51 How to Draw Wonder Woman, Green lantern, and OtherSautter, DC Aaron Super Heroes J 741.51 Ikenga Okorafor, Nnedi J Sci-Fi Okor In the Clutches of the Penguin Matheny J GN Batm 3 Injustice Gang and the Deadly Nightshade Fridolfs, Derek J Sci-Fi Just 5.1 Invisibility Hoena, Blake J 791.43 Iron Man: an Origin Story Marvel E Marv Iron Man: Invasion of the Space Phantoms Behling, Steve J Sci-Fi Migh 5.4 Joker's Magic Mayhem Vecchio, Bright J Sci-Fi Batm 5.2 Katana at Super Hero High Yee, Lisa J Sci-Fi Girl 5.5 Kid Who Saved Superman Kupperberg, Paul J Sci-Fi Supe 4.3 Killer Croc Hunter Sonneborn, Scott J Sci-Fi Batm 4.1 Krypto! The Origin of Superman's Dog Dahl, Michael E Dahl 3.6 Ladybug Girl and Bingo Soman, David E Soma 3.4 Ladybug Girl and the Big Snow Soman, David E Soma 3.8 Ladybug Girl and the Bug Squad Soman, David E Soma 3.3 Ladybug Girl and the Dress-Up Dilemma Soman, David E Soma 3.5 Ladybug Girl at the Beach Soman, David E Soma 3.5 lame Torres J GN Teen 2.5 Last Son of Krypton Dahl, Michael J Sci-Fi Supe 3.6 Library Lil Williams, Suzanne E Will 4 Livewire! Hoena B. A. J Sci-Fi Supe 3.9 Mad Hatter's Movie Madness Lemke, Donald J Sci-Fi Batm 4.7 Mad Mod is in Vogue Beechen, Adam J GN Teen 3 Magic Monsters Bird, Benjamin JR Supe 2.9 Magic Pickle and the Creature from the Black LegumeMorse, Scott J Sci-Fi Mors 4.1 Maker of Monsters Fein, Eric J Sci-Fi Batm 4 Man Bat's Sneak Attack Matheny, Bill J GN Batm 2.2 Manhandled by Manhunters Fisch, Sholly J GN Batm 2.5 Master Man: a Tall Tale of Nigeria Shepard, Aaron J 398.2096 3 Masters of Evil Parker, Jeff J GN Aven 3.6 Meet Tiny Titans East Baltazar, Art J GN Tiny 2.2 Superheroes/Heroes 7/8/2021 Title Author Call # AR Menace of Metallo Stevens, Eric J Sci-Fi Supe 3.8 Meteor of Doom Kupperberg, Paul J Sci-Fi Supe 4.5 Midway Monkey Madness DC Superpets J Sci-Fi DC 3 Mighty Thor: an Origin Story Marvel E Marv 4.1 Mighty Truck Barton, Chris E Bart 2.6 Minion Anderson, John J Sci-Fi Ande 5 Monster Magic Simonson, Louise J Sci-Fi Wond 4.3 Monster Zit Torres J GN Teen 2.7 Monty the Hero Smallman, Steve E Smal Ms.
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