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Hi, I'm a middle school English teacher & I want to assign some graphic novels for my unit on Heroes & Mythology. My first choice is AllStar Superman, but I'd like to diversify the lineup. Are there any female led GNs appropriate for middle schoolers you can recommend? Azzarello's Wonder Woman is far too sexual & graphic I fear for my students. Thanks for any suggestions you might have.
Hi, Wonder Woman makes much more sense! The challenge with Wonder Woman is there isn't tons of her stuff in print. I'd recommend JLA: A League of One or the Hiketia but unfortunately the prices are pretty high on Amazon. You might give Simone's Circle and The End of the Earth a try.
