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All age comic books for December 2

Let’s combine the new all-age comic books from last week into this week, shall we? Thanksgiving week was a little skinny and the first week in December is lighter than usual so it’s a great time to visit your local comic book store and see what’s new. Every Tuesday new DC Comic Books are released, while everything else is still released on new comic book day, which is Wednesday. Whatever you’re looking for, there are lots of great options in all age comic books to catch up on.

Those preschool through third-grade readers who want to get off on the right reading foot needs to check out Pirate Stew by Neil Gaiman, with illustrations by Chris Riddell. This is silly, read-along, pirate fun that will introduce kids to an author that they’ll learn to love.

Kids love knock, knock jokes. Smart kids love Doctor Who. Combine the two and you’ve got Doctor Who, Knock, Knock! Who’s There? Joke Book that’ll make those non-Whovians wish they had BBC America, BritBox, or HBO Max. One of the best comic books on the market place is ending its run. Lumberjanes is a fabulous comic book that’ll entertain readers aged 9 and up. It might attract more girl readers than boys simply due to the fact that it takes place at a summer camp for girls. However, the story, action, and humor make this one of the great comic books that anyone will enjoy if they give it a chance.

There are also two Sonic the Hedgehog comics out this week. This series is great for elementary school readers and delivers action with humor and just enough reading to make those younger readers want to read more. In middle through high-school and up is Art of Star Wars Mandalorian. This looks at the concept art behind the hit Disney + show. It’s not a casual book that will be confused with a comic book. The price point is $40 and it’s more of a coffee table book for the Star Wars soul. It’s the art that will be demo friendly to those ages 10 and up, just have them look at it with clean hands.

Now, here are all of the all age comic books for this week.

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All age comic books for January 8

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It’s the second new comic book day of 2020 and things are back to normal in the publishing world. There’s something for readers in early elementary school all the way through left of center reads for those teenagers. For young readers this week we’ve got Casper and My Little Pony. Those middle school folks will love Aquaman Giant. There are also three historical graphic novels about Marie Curie, Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin that allow you to learn as you have fun. The entire list is below and we’ll break out a handful more all age comic books-and why they’re great for certain ages in the podcast.

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All age comic books for October 16

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Tis two weeks before Halloween and all through the comic book shop lay those all age comic books good for ages 5 and up. Well, some of them anyway-and for that really young crowd check out Star Wars A Merry Sithmas Pop-Up book. It’s from Disney and a chance to make your own pop-up book. The 3D elements won’t be board book quality, so while the presentation is great for those young ones, just keep their hands a safe distance away. For those readers who are slightly older Star Wars Adventures: Vader’s Castle or Marvel Action Black Panther, both of these comic books are highly entertaining and great for ages 7 and up.

In the podcast we’ll chat about Charlie Brown, Scooby Doo, a great What Is The Story book about Doctor Who and a Superman book that middle schoolers might be down with.

Humor Archie Married Life 10 Years Later, #3, E Archie, #708, UE, M

Surviving The Great Indoors, E, M, H

Casper’s Haunted Halloween, E

Ducktales Silence & Science, #2 of 3, UE, M My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, #83, E, M Scooby Doo Where Are You?, #101, E, M, H

Unplugged and Unpopular, M, H

Superhero Dollar Comics, Batman #497, UE, M, H Magnificent Ms. Marvel, UE, M, H Marvel Action Black Panther #4, UE, M, H Superman Smashes the Klan, UE, M True Believers X-Men Rictor, UE, M, H True Believers X-Men Jubilee, UE, M, H Wonder Woman Giant #1, UE, M, H Action/Science-fiction Starcadia Quest #2 of 3, UE, M Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader’s Castle, #3, UE, M

What Is The Story of Doctor Who, UE, M

All age comic books for September 11

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This week in all age comic books you’ll notice that the demographic is noticeably younger. Some weeks it just happens that way for elementary school readers and this week has a number of things for those ages including Mr. Wolf’s Class: Lucky Stars, Hilda and the Mountain King, Pokemon: Sun & Moon and The Baby-Sitters Club with Boy-Crazy Stacy. For those upper elementary kids and older check out Star Wars Jedi Academy Volume #8, Amazing Spider-Man #29, Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #48 and more. For a complete list of this week’s all age comic books just scroll down. The rating system is quite easy to follow and the books will be appropriate for those ages. Whether or not they will like the individual reader will like it is up them, but it’s something that’s age appropriate.

Pre-k: crawlers through pre-K

LE: lower elementary

UE: upper elementary

E: elementary

M: middle school

H: high school

All age comic books, comic books, The Baby-Sitters Club, Dog Man, I Am Brave, Mr. Wolf’s Class, Star Wars Jedi Academy 8, Squirrel Girl 48, Doctor Who, Starcadia Quest,

LOTs of elementary aged graphic novels, books and comic this week