This week, Takio joins the Graphicly family, bringing even more all-ages excitement to our lineup of kid-friendly titles.
But isn’t that Decemberist Colin Meloy’s former folk quartet out of late 90s Missoula, Montana, you ask. Even better, friend. This is the brainchild of young Olivia Bendis from Portland. Fortunately for us, her father had the good sense to share it with readers the world over.
The celebrated creative team behind Powers delivers an all new story perfect for the whole family. Truly. Takio is a 96-page graphic novel from Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming, based on a story by Olivia Bendis. It’s a tale of two sisters—Taki and Olivia, hence the title—brought together by one nefarious (mad) science project.
“Takio tells the story of two sisters in a multiracial, adoptive family who are driving each other insane!!! Their overprotective mother makes them walk to school together, eat lunch together, and play together. They can’t get away from each other!! But when a one-of-a-kind, once-in-a-lifetime accident gives them real-life superpowers, these two sisters become the first actual superheroes in the entire world.”
This is one you’ll happily share with the kids in your life. And now you can do so on a desktop, on your iPad, or any Android device through Graphicly!
Grab Takio today. For more from Bendis and Oeming (though maybe not for the kids) check out the capes and robbers procedural Powers!
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