Superheldenverhalen

1. Jen Calonita

Disney Pixar The Incredibles: Suddenly Super

Jen Calonita is the author of the award-winning Secrets of My Hollywood Life and Fairy Tale Reform School series. She lives in New York with her husband, two boys, and two chihuahuas named Captain Jack Sparrow and Ben Kenobi. A huge Disney fan, Jen dreams of moving the whole family into Cinderella's castle at Walt Disney World. Visit her online at: www.jencalonitaonline.com and Twitter @jencalonita.

1. Austin Grossman

Fight Me

A spiky, fierce, erudite riff on the wonderful world of silver age superheroes

1. Jonathan Ross

Marvel Comics Library. Spider-Man. Vol. 2. 1965–1966

Spider-Man tangles with Doc Ock, Kraven, and the Green Goblin, while Peter Parker navigates the perils of teen romance in the second half of Lee and Ditko’s Amazing Spider-Man magnum opus. This volume in the Eisner-Award winning series sources the highest quality comic books to reproduce meticulous editions that would make Aunt May proud.

1. John Scalzi

Starter Villain

Inheriting a family business is never easy – and this one includes a hidden volcano lair, minions, talking cats and supervillains. Starter Villain is a Hugo Award-nominated, page-turning adventure from New York Times bestseller John Scalzi.

1. Mike Chen

Marvel: What If . . . Marc Spector Was Host to Venom? (A Moon Knight & Venom Story)

1. Douglas Wolk

Marvel Comics Library. Hulk. 1962–1966

He’s one of the most enduring characters across all popular culture—and this collection of The Incredible Hulk Issues 1–6, along with his appearances in Tales to Astonish, is where it all began. The lavish reproduction of the original comics brings Hulk to rampaging yet sorrowful life alongside original artwork, rare photographs, and ephemera.