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Detention of Doom

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Bruce Wayne (Batman(TM)), Diana Prince (Wonder Woman(TM)), and Barry Allen (The Flash(TM)) have to rescue Clark Kent from an otherworldly detention in their newest Secret Hero Society adventure!

When Lex Luthor's family company, Lexcorp(TM), invites kids from all over the country to attend an honors ceremony, Clark Kent is happy to participate. That is, until his award trophy creates a portal to another dimension and sucks him in! Lucky for Clark, his old friends Bruce and Diana along with newer friends Barry (The Flash(TM)) and Ollie (Green Arrow(TM)) are on the case! They'll have to travel to an alternate dimension to free their friend from Lex Luthor's grasp (and the worst detention ever) in this all-new adventure from Eisner Award winner Dustin Nguyen and Eisner Award nominee Derek Fridolfs.


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Formats

Kindle Book
OverDrive Read
Kindle restrictions

Languages

English

Levels

ATOS Level:3.5
Lexile® Measure:510
Interest Level:4-8(MG)
Text Difficulty:0-2

Bruce Wayne (Batman(TM)), Diana Prince (Wonder Woman(TM)), and Barry Allen (The Flash(TM)) have to rescue Clark Kent from an otherworldly detention in their newest Secret Hero Society adventure!

When Lex Luthor's family company, Lexcorp(TM), invites kids from all over the country to attend an honors ceremony, Clark Kent is happy to participate. That is, until his award trophy creates a portal to another dimension and sucks him in! Lucky for Clark, his old friends Bruce and Diana along with newer friends Barry (The Flash(TM)) and Ollie (Green Arrow(TM)) are on the case! They'll have to travel to an alternate dimension to free their friend from Lex Luthor's grasp (and the worst detention ever) in this all-new adventure from Eisner Award winner Dustin Nguyen and Eisner Award nominee Derek Fridolfs.


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