That looks amazing. I bought a Tiny Titans* anthology for my nephew, and the parts that cracked me up the most involved Alfred trying to keep a naughty Robin in line.
*Soooooo cute! Thorn, I think the girls might need this to round out their Matman materials.
They got their two volumes for Selah's birthday, J!
Their first two volumes, that is. And Christmas is coming!
It does look good. I will also note Stacia Brown writing about Raising Dion from the perspective of a single mother.
Incidentally, I've been reading some comics recently, and the one that I've been recommending to everybody is Nimona. I picked it up on a whim and it's not only a delightful story but, unusually for something which was originally published as a webcomic, it has a very satisfying story arc with a clear beginning, middle, and ending.
The art isn't spectacular, but I highly recommend it.
Nimona is great ("I'm a shark!"); I also deeply enjoy Stevenson's Lumberjanes, which she just left after issue #17 to work on the Nimona screenplay.
I sent it along to my sister, who is working hard not to let my nephew's potential as an athlete overwhelm the rest of him.
I just ordered Nimona; it looks amazing.
I picked up a few copies of Raising Dion for family and friends.
I picked up a few copies of Raising Dion for family and friends.
What ages are these recs good for? My kids absolutely loved the Bone series but it was borderline too difficult in terms of plot. (Which made it extra perfect - they loved the characters so much that they were willing to wrestle with all the complicated story angles - but I could also see that something could be just plain too advanced.)
Tiny Titans is all-ages, definitely fine for your kids. The first three chapters of Nimona are free online, so you can check it out. My copy arrives in the mail tomorrow!