Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur
Menace On Wheels
115 pages · Released Jul 19, 2023 · Marvel Entertainment
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This is a fun, age-appropriate Marvel graphic novel that celebrates friendship, teamwork, and parental trust between a preteen genius hero and her parents. The action is comic-book style with no graphic content, and the story emphasizes communication and honesty as core values. The roller-derby setting and diverse cast of Inhuman kids create an inclusive, relatable coming-of-age adventure.
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Collects Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (2022) #1-5. Being a preteen super hero is hard. Doing it when your parents finally know about it is even harder. Good thing Lunella Lafayette (A.K.A. Moon Girl, Inhuman super-genius) has a plan to keep heroing. To give herself the perfect alibi, she organizes a roller-derby team o... Collects Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur (2022) #1-5. Being a preteen super hero is hard. Doing it when your parents finally know about it is even harder. Good thing Lunella Lafayette (A.K.A. Moon Girl, Inhuman super-genius) has a plan to keep heroing. To give herself the perfect alibi, she organizes a roller-derby team of other Inhuman kids! It's just supposed to be an excuse to get out of the apartment with all her super-hero gear in tow, but it turns out to be kind of…fun? That is, until one of the other kids on the team, an influencer called OMG Olivia, has far more nefarious plans than blocking other skaters. Can Moon Girl and her trusty T-rex sidekick, Devil Dinosaur, take on Olivia and her army of mind-controlled kids before the threat spreads beyond the Lower East Side?
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