comics for young readers

DC Super Hero Girls and the Super Power of Failure

The DC Super Hero Girls are back in a sensational new adventure!

Ryan North and Derek Charm Bring Middle Grade Magic to Constantine

Detective. Occultist. Hellblazer. Preteen?

Guided by Batman: Dustin Nguyen Discusses His Life in Comics

To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’re shining the spotlight on a few of the talented AAPI writers and artists working for DC today.

Lois Lane Has Some Friendship Growing Pains

Lois Lane and the Friendship Challenge explores the dynamics of childhood friendships, as well as the universal experience

My Video Game Ate My Homework Is Virtually the Best

There’s a lot you can accomplish with good friends at your side. Spend time together at your favorite hangout? Check. Fix big mistakes as a team? Check.

Dustin Hansen and Michael Northrop Talk Comics, Games and Dyslexia

DC’s quickly growing kids line is about to get quite a power-up with the release of Dustin Hansen’s My Video Game Ate My Homework, t

Anti/Hero Asks You to Walk a Mile in Someone Else's Secret Identity

Anti/Hero, DC’s latest graphic novel for readers ages 8-12, is the story of two young all-new characters in the DC Universe.

Anti/Hero Brings New Faces and Switched Places to the DC Universe

Piper Parajo is an upbeat, popular girl from East Gotham who spends her afternoons stopping crime as a superhero. Sloane MacBrute is a quiet, brilliant outcast who supports her family by stealing for her super-villain grandfather.

The Magic of Being a Middle Schooler: Zatanna and the House of Secrets

Inside the pages of the delightful Zatanna and the House of Secrets by Matthew Cody and Yoshi Yoshitani, your own tweens and young te

In Superman of Smallville, Kansas is One Colorful Place

Everyone has to start somewhere—even Superman.

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