DC Super Hero Girls a graphic novel Vol. 12, Weird science :

"It's science fair time at Metropolis High, and the DC Super Hero Girls are very excited-except for Zee Zatara. Magic is her life, and science seems so dull in comparison. When she tries to help her friends with their projects, things keep going wrong. Is her magic causing the science to go haywire?...

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Main Author: Deibert, Amanda (Author)
Other Authors: Labat, Yancey C. (Illustrator), Strachan, Carrie (colourist.), Chiang, Janice (Letterer)
Format: Books Print Book Comic & Graphic Novel
Language:English
Published: Burbank, CA : DC Comics, [2020]
Series:DC super hero girls ; 12.
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Summary:"It's science fair time at Metropolis High, and the DC Super Hero Girls are very excited-except for Zee Zatara. Magic is her life, and science seems so dull in comparison. When she tries to help her friends with their projects, things keep going wrong. Is her magic causing the science to go haywire? Actually, science is just like being part of a superhero team: when you combine the right ingredients, it's magic"--
Item Description:"Supergirl based on the characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster."
Physical Description:151 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm.
Audience:Grades 4-6.
ISBN:9781401298463
140129846X
9781544452999
1544452993
Author Notes:Amanda Deibert is an award-winning television and comic book writer. Her work includes DC Super Hero Girls , TeenTitans Go! , Wonder Woman '77 , Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman , and a story in Love Is Love (a New York Times #1 bestseller) along with comics for IDW, Dark Horse, Bedside Press, and Storm King. She's written TV shows for CBS, Syfy, OWN, Hulu, and former vice president Al Gore's international climate broadcast, 24 Hours of Reality.

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, Technology, Education, Math) picture book from Bank Street College of Education.