Are there any good Superman children books?

[Pinsir]

Having grown bored of reading that accursed Paw Patrol book to the point were we can both recite the book verbatim I was curious if there were any good Superman books for kids out there, particularly for a three year old? I have this crappy Busy Books Superman novella that I bought primarily for the minifigures inside and he seemed to like the story even if it was kind of boring.

I'm hoping to find a story in the same vein of the Franklin books, lots of dialogue from different characters so I can make funny voices. I imagine there is quiet a few of these things out there, but I imagine the quality is vastly divergent.

[Kuwagaton]

Honestly, I can't say I've really done any comparing at say, a bookstore to know what's in the wheelhouse for that age. But have you seen Superman and the Miserable, Rotten, No Fun, Really Bad Day?

[DragonPiece]

Superman Family Adventures could be up your alley: https://www.amazon.com/Superman-Fami...ily+adventures

Very simple dialogue, a lot of scenes that popout and would be exciting to a child that age, very animated faces that the child would enjoy also.

[Pinsir]

Honestly, I can't say I've really done any comparing at say, a bookstore to know what's in the wheelhouse for that age. But have you seen Superman and the Miserable, Rotten, No Fun, Really Bad Day?

No I haven't, its a recent publication though so I may still be able to find it in stores. Its a MAD publication so it should at least be interesting.

Superman Family Adventures could be up your alley: https://www.amazon.com/Superman-Fami...ily+adventures

Very simple dialogue, a lot of scenes that popout and would be exciting to a child that age, very animated faces that the child would enjoy also.

Oh yeah, I forgot about these. I tried reading him a Bronze Age Green Lantern comic once and, well, I could barely get off the second page there was so much dialogue and thought bubbles. So maybe a comic specifically for kids would be a good idea. From what I recall they were well reviewed too.

[dancj]

Mark Millar's Superman Adventures books are great, but you'll need to wait two or three years for your kid to be able to appreciate those I think.