Ethen Beavers

Led by Duncan "Gluestick" Dewey, the NERDS team uses brain power and courage rather than gadgets when they face off against supervillian Simon, his band of savage squirrels, and Albert, a middle-aged computer genius who lives with his mother.

"There's a supervillain on the loose with a deep connection to the NERDS--and she's obsessed with destroying them. Miss Information recruits her own team members and gives them supernanobytes. She calls them the Brotherhood of Unstoppable Liars, Lowlifes, and Intimidating Enemies of Society (a.k.a. the BULLIES). They have a time machine. Although Ruby "Pufferfish" Peet has terrible allergies, she's a born leader. But her abilities as a field operative...

Clayface uses his shape-shifting powers to seek revenge on the man who ruined his life, and the reader must help Batman see through Clayface's disguises and stop him in his tracks.

Ra's Al Ghul plans to unleash an undead army on the world to wipe out humanity, but the reader must help Batman track down the supervillain and put a stop to the Lazarus plan.

Ten-year-old Angie DelMar is sure that there is something creepy and dangerous about her new neighbor, Ms. Doody: somebody who has a book entitled The ABCs of World Domination is obviously up to no good; but when Angie and her friends steal the growth serum intended to create giant insects they accidentally release it at the local day care--and the town is suddenly besieged by giant screaming toddlers in diapers.

Describes how Batman overcame fear by staying calm, taking deep breaths, and using the correct tools, offering readers the same advice for overcoming fear of the dark.

When the Riddler crashes a charity dinner, Batman, and the reader, must choose which path to follow--some paths will lead to rescue, other paths will prove fatal.

Collects three stories of the superheroes, including "Big Heroes!," in which Lex Luthor uses a device to shrink the Super Friends down to the size of ants.

When the Flash comes face to face with Captain Cold and three other villains, he is outnumbered and alone. To defeat all four threats, Barry Allen must think back to his childhood of growing up alone when he had to fend for himself, and realizes he will have to do the same now.

The Joker has transformed ordinary citizens of Gotham City into laughing accomplices, and the reader must help Batman choose how to defeat his rapidly multiplying enemies.