Hope Larson

Zapped by a cell phone that gives her magical powers, teen Lin confronts a nefarious villain who spreads his influence through binary code, a challenge that is complicated by a mean-spirited blogger's efforts to destroy Lin's reputation. By the Eisner Award-winning author of Mercury. Simultaneous.

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Sarah Sammis

Like Heinz Doofenshmirtz, the villain here isn't out for world domination, just mayhem in his town. That keeps AC (Anonymous Coward as dubbed by the blogger) a local phenomena. Lin lives in a small town and her heroism will probably remain off the radar of the big cities. It's a nice change from having everything set in one of the big names like New York City, Chicago, San Francisco or fictional ones like Metropolis or Gotham. 

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Katy B

This is one of the most "okay" graphic novels I've ever read. 3 stars seems too high, but 2 stars seems too low. Yet, 2.5 stars also doesn't seem fitting.

Tess 

In this breakthrough graphic novel from the award-winning author of Mercury, there’s a new superhero in town—and she’s got kick-butt cyberpowers. Meet Lin, a formerly average teenage girl whose cell phone zaps her with magical powers. But just as superpowers can travel through the ether, so can evil. As Lin starts to get a handle on her new abilities (while still observing her curfew!), she realizes she has to go head-to-head with a nefarious villain who spreads his influence through binary code. And as if that weren’t enough, a teen blogger has dubbed her an “anonymous coward!” Can Lin detect the cyber-criminal’s vulnerability, save the day, and restore her reputation? With ingenious scripting from graphic novel phenom Hope Larson and striking art from manga illustrator Tintin Pantoja, this action-packed story brims with magical realism and girl-power goodness.

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