DC Super Hero Girls: Powerless

When the power goes out across Gotham and Metropolis, your favourite super heroes face their most relatable challenge yet — and it's going to take teamwork, quick thinking, and a whole lot of courage to save the day!

DC Super Hero Girls: Powerless follows the Metropolis High Hamsters as a mysterious blackout knocks out the electric grid and cloud computing all at once — leaving even the mightiest heroes surprisingly helpless. Batgirl can barely find her way to school without her smartphone, and with Bumblebee missing and half the team out of commission, Green Lantern is doing her best to hold everything together. This fun, fast-paced graphic novel is perfect for readers aged 8–12 who love action, friendship, and a hefty dose of humour.

• Relatable Heroes, Real-World Themes: Exploring what happens when technology fails, this story connects superhero adventures to everyday experiences kids will instantly recognise.
• Friendship and Teamwork: The girls must rely on each other's strengths when their usual tools and powers aren't enough — a great message for young readers.
• Accessible Graphic Novel Format: Agnes Garbowska's bright, expressive artwork makes this an engaging read for comics newcomers and seasoned fans alike.
• Perfect for DC Fans: Featuring beloved characters including Batgirl, Green Lantern, and Bumblebee in an all-new story that's fresh, funny, and full of heart.

About the Author

Amy Wolfram is a celebrated comics and animation writer best known for her work on Teen Titans and Teen Titans Go!, bringing warmth, wit, and genuine affection for these characters to every story she tells. Agnes Garbowska is an accomplished illustrator whose previous work on DC Super Hero Girls has made her a fan favourite, with a vibrant and expressive style that leaps off every page.

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