There's a science fair and all the DC girls have an idea of what they want to do for it except Zantana. So, she 'helps' all her friends with their projects to get an idea for hers, and that goes about as well as you'd think it would (i.e. not very well each time). but, is something more happening than just Zantana being bad at science?

It was a fine TPB, but, I think that I enjoyed these more when the characters were in the middle school stories, than this high school setting. Everything seems just a little off in the story. Not to mention, the whole Wonder Woman running joke throughout the book wasn't really that funny.

I was given this ARC by Netgalley on behalf of DC Entertainment

DC Super Hero Girls: Weird Science is much more fun than the previous volume of DC Super Hero Girls that I reviewed. I still think some of the spark of the series is gone with the revamp, but a new groove has finally been found and that's a great thing.

What school would make a science fair project 80% of a student's grade?! That's madness.

That aside, this is going to have some intense fans and I already have one kid who has been waiting for more DC Super Hero Girls.

3.5 stars. I have read all but one of the DC Super Hero Girls books from the original series that takes place at Superhero High School. This is part of a new series where the girls attend Metropolis High instead, so they have alter egos and have to change between their hero costumes and their school clothes. The art is different in this series - I would describe it as "softer," and it has a younger feel to it in my opinion.

The story here is meaty - I felt like I got my time's worth on the story. Zee tries to help each of her friends with their science projects. I think there are something like 15 separate comics worth of material in this one book. There's a nice twist in the end that I think readers will enjoy. Fans of this new iteration will like seeing their favorite characters deal with this new challenge.

This was a fun graphic novel to read. I am familiar with most of these characters, yet it was nice to see them in a different way. Each had some idea for this upcoming science fair, and Zee wanted to help her friends out. Sadly, things always seemed to blow up in her face. Yet once they tell her they need a break from her, she ends up finding out the real culprit behind it all. Fans of these characters will have fun reading this graphic novel.

I received an electronic ARC from DC Entertainment through NetGalley.
The Super Hero Girls are creating their Science Fair projects. Something goes wrong with most of them. They finally figure out why and take down a villain who loved science but needs a lesson in communal sharing and learning. The graphics are colorful and readers will enjoy studying all the details. The text is easy to follow and brings these young women to life. Readers will relate to their lives even without super powers.

A delightful and fun read! I had so much fun reading about the adventure of the science fair project for these super hero girls. The art style was very cute and reading this felt like watching an episode from the show! The exploration of various heroes projects and while a mystery was also underway was a fun touch. The formatting of the book is very easy to read and I am sure kids will love to read this! I had an overall great time reading this book and can't wait to see what other shenanigans these girls get up to!

DC Kids has been rocking it with this line, The books are fun and engaging and are bringing a whole new generation to these superheroes. I especially love the female focus of this series. These are a perfect bridge for students to transition from simpler graphic novels to more sophisticated ones.

Super cute and fast read. I think I’d enjoy it more if I knew the show. I really love the characterization of Diana.