Good guys versus bad guys, fast and slow, big and little super heroes (and villains!) offer excellent examples of opposing superlatives. Parents enjoy the contrasts illustrated by beloved characters every bit as much as their little ones. Created with a sense of a humor and a deep knowledge of the super heroes, this is perfect for comic book fans of all ages.

Super heroines Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Black Canary are among those profiled.

In simple text, this book tells the story of how Bruce Wayne grew up to become the Dark Knight of Gotham City.

Introduces the DC comics superheroes, including Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Batman, and Superman, as they battle to save the day.

"Simple, step-by-step instructions teach readers how to draw Batman and his friends and enemies." -- Provided by publisher.

"What happens when the Justice League meets the Bizarro League, a team of opposite versions of themselves? Their world gets turned upside down! But whether they like it or not, the Justice League will have to team up with their hilariously clumsy counterparts to defeat Darkseid in this all-new, action-packed adventure!"--Page [4] of cover.

Poison Ivy takes over a seed bank at the Giordano Botanical Gardens where her powers are greatest, and it is up to the reader to choose Batman's path as he tries to prevent her from stealing the historical and priceless plant seeds.

In the middle of summer, Mr. Freeze blankets Gotham City in a blizzard, and the reader must choose how Batman will thwart him and bring summer back to the city.

Born an Amazon princess on the island of Themyscira, Diana leaves the island to become Wonder Woman, defender of Earth.

When Brainiac uses a time machine to send members of the Justice League into the past and the future, it's up to Batman, Cyborg, and the Flash to rescue them before the supervillain attacks Earth.