Justice League - Meet the Justice League - Superman vs. Starro

Sep 28, 2026

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A young reader’s guide introduces “I Can Read” book stages—shared, beginning, with help, alone, and advanced—describing how children progress through different reading levels and how caregivers can encourage confidence. The story “Justice League: Meet the Justice League” follows Clark Kent arriving at Metropolis police station to interview the police chief, only to find all officers frozen under alien mind control. Superman confronts Starro, the starfish villain taking over many minds.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages36

Reading Time55 min

AccessFree to download

SHARED READING

BEGINNING READING

READING WITH HELP

READING ALONE

ADVANCED READING

Edmontor ic Library31221 476251Meet the Jus Leaguead! R # JUSTCEMEET THELEAGUEJUSTICE LEAGUETMR US $3.99/$4.99 CAN ISBN 978-0-06-221002-9 Dear Parent:Your child's love of reading starts here! Every child learns to read in a different way and at his or her ownspeed.Some go back and forth between reading levels and readfavorite books again and again.Others read through each level inorder.You can help your young reader improve and become moreconfident by encouraging his or her own interests and abilities.Frombooks your child reads with you to the first books he or she readsalone,there are I Can Read Books for every stage of reading: ## SHARED READING Basic language,word repetition,and whimsical illustrations,ideal for sharing with your emergent reader ## BEGINNING READING Short sentences,familiar words,and simple conceptsfor children eager to read on their own ## READING WITH HELP Engaging stories,longer sentences,and language playfor developing readers ## READING ALONE Complex plots,challenging vocabulary,and high-interest topicsfor the independent reader ## ADVANCED READING Short paragraphs,chapters,and exciting themesfor the perfect bridge to chapter books I Can Read Books have introduced children to the joy of readingsince 1957.Featuring award-winning authors and illustrators and afabulous cast of beloved characters,I Can Read Books set thestandard for beginning readers. A lifetime of discovery begins with the magical words“I Can Read!” Visit www.icanread.com for informationon enriching your child's reading experience. I Can Read Book⑧is a trademark of HarperCollins Publishers. Justice League:Meet the Justice League Copyright ◎2013 DC Comics. JUSTICE LEAGUE and all related characters and elements are trademarks of and DC Comics.(s13) HARP29086 Printed in the United States of America.No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without wrttenpermission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.For information address HarperCollinsChildren's Books,a division of HarperCollins Publishers,10 East 53rd Street,New York,NY 10022.www.icanread.com | Library of Congress catalog card number:2012955542
ISBN 978-0-06-221002-9
Book design by John Sazaklis | | --- | | | Meet theJusticeLeague TM by Lucy Rosen pictures by Steven E.Gordoncolors by Eric A.Gordon HARPER Today Clark Kent was going to interview the police chief of Metropolis. But when Clark went to the station,he knew something was wrong.All the cops were standing still.No one moved an inch.A cop looked at Clarkwith a strange,blank stare. POLICE i "I know that look,"said Clark.He turned the cop around.There was a small starfishstuck to the back of his neck!Clark checked all the cops.Everyone had a starfish!“Starro!”he cried. Clark knew he had to act."This looks like a job for Superman!" Superman had faced Starro before.The evil alien starfish could take over anyone's mind.He was a powerful enemy.And this time,Starro hadeven more people under control!

FAQs

What reading stages does the book describe for early readers?

It describes shared reading, beginning reading, reading with help, reading alone, and advanced reading, each matched to different skills and challenges.

What problem does Clark Kent discover at the Metropolis police station?

He finds the police officers standing still with blank stares, and he later discovers starfish attached to their necks.

How does Superman relate to the alien starfish threat?

Superman recognizes Starro, an evil alien starfish that can take over anyone’s mind, and he faces it again when more people are under control.

Sep 28, 2026

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