DC Super Hero Girls a graphic novel Vol. 9, At Metropolis High :

Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Green Lantern, Bumblebee, and Zatanna are continually late to class because of their crime-fighting, so they must join after-school clubs to avoid being suspended and revealing their secret identities.

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Main Author: Wolfram, Amy (Author)
Other Authors: Labat, Yancey C. (Artist), Kubina, Monica (colourist.), Chiang, Janice (Letterer)
Format: Books Print Book Comic & Graphic Novel
Language:English
Published: Burbank, CA : DC Zoom, [2019]
Series:DC super hero girls ; 9.
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Summary:Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Green Lantern, Bumblebee, and Zatanna are continually late to class because of their crime-fighting, so they must join after-school clubs to avoid being suspended and revealing their secret identities.
Item Description:"Supergirl based on the characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. By special arrangement with the Jerry Siegel Family."
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 21 cm.
ISBN:9781401289706
1401289703
9781544439242
1544439245
Author Notes:Amy Wolfram is a writer for television, movies, and comic books. She is super excited to be writing DC Super Hero Girls graphic novels! If she had to pick a favorite Super Hero Girl...she'd pick them all! Best known for writing for Teen Titans for both television ( Teen Titans , Teen Titans Go! ) and comics ( Teen Titans: Year One , Teen Titans Go! ), Amy has also had fun writing for many of her favorite characters; Barbie, Stuart Little, Ben 10, Thunderbirds, and Scooby-Doo. When not busy writing, she enjoys crafting and quilting.

Yancey Labat is the bestselling illustrator of the original DC Super Hero Girls graphic novel series. He got his start at Marvel Comics before moving on to illustrate children's books from Hello Kitty to Peanuts for Scholastic, as well as books for Chronicle Books, ABC Mouse, and others. His book How Many Jelly Beans? with writer Andrea Menotti won the 2013 Cook Prize for best STEM (Science, Techonology, Education, Math) picture book from Bank Street College of Education.