Morris Katz Books

Busy bodies

By Morris Katz

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The DC Super Heroes illustrate the amazing things the body can do; the book shows different body parts and actions.

My first book of superpowers

By Georgia Rucker

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Superman has x-ray vision. The Flash has super-speed. And Wonder Woman has super-strength. DC super heroes have an amazing assortment of superpowers!

Busy bodies

By Morris Katz

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The DC Super Heroes illustrate the amazing things the body can do; the book shows different body parts and actions.

DC super heroes have an amazing range of powers which they use to make the world a safer place. This lavishly illustrated picture book is a terrific introduction to Superman, Batman, Green Lantern,...

Bath Time with Aquaman

By Sarah Parvis

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My First Book of Super Villians

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Super Heroes Have Friends Too

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The big book of Superman

By Noah Smith

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"Learn about Superman's origins on the planet Krypton and his alter ego Clark Kent. Explore his amazing superpowers--from super strength to X-ray vision to the ability to fly! Meet his Justice Leag...

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