Thank you to NetGalley and Oni Press for providing access to an early review copy of this title in exchange for my honest feedback.
After unintentionally releasing a horde of monsters by playing a vintage cassette tape backward, thirteen-year-old Violeta must navigate her dual life as a skateboarder and podcaster while embracing her new role as a superhero. Alongside her sidekick Alan, she utilizes her Superpunk abilities to protect Hollow Hills and her school from the supernatural chaos she inadvertently unleashes.
This graphic novel was a enjoyable read. I particularly appreciated the detailed illustrations, especially the two-page spreads. The author also includes Violeta's playlist, giving insight into the punk rock songs she listens to as she confronts the monsters. I am hopeful for a sequel.
I believe this book will be well-received by students, and I plan to add it to my library collection.

A great book to suggest to the kid who enjoys retro. It is also a great entry book for the kids who may think reading isn't "cool". I quite enjoyed it and will be buying it for my library!

This was a cute middle grade read reminiscent of Ghostbusters. The artwork was eye-catching and the inclusion of punk songs throughout was a nice touch. Superpunk is about a ragtag group of misfits; the punk girl, the nerdy podcaster, and the new girl. The end did have me wondering what was next for this crew.