Review: Dear DC Super-Villains

Title: Dear DC Super-Villains (title might also be Dear Supervillains)
Author: Michael Northrup
Illustrator: Gustavo Duarte
Publisher, Copyright/Release Date: DC Comics, April 6, 2021
Price: $9.99
ISBN: 978-1779500540
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Summary and Thoughts: From the creators who brought you Dear Justice League, we now get to see the villains answer questions from students. Kids ask questions about (for example) Lex Luthor’s baldness and Harley Quinn’s interest in stand up comedy. Every supervillain gets their chance to shine including some lesser known DC Villains like Giganta and Black Manta. There are positives to every story and it’s a nice slice of (villain) life story. As with the previous one, all letters do eventually add up to a main plot point and there is a very neat twist that had me laughing out loud.

The art style is exactly the same as the previous volume and it has the same feel. See my previous review for more details.

Overall, this laugh out loud title is a perfect comic for young DC fans who might not be ready for traditional DC comics. It’s a lighthearted story and talks about the importance of teamwork. I hope there are more Dear DC character works in the future! These are so much fun.
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Recommended Audience: Elementary age and up
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Source: Netgalley Arc read on Pocketbook Color