Mo and Jo Fighting Together Forever by Dean Haspiel

A huge fight breaks out over the costume and inevitably it ends up in ripped in half. The Mighty Mojo may be a powerful superhero but he obviously knows nothing about these argumentative twins. But one day, their mailman turns up with a surprise and a secret: He’s The Mighty Mojo and has decided to give one of them his costume the source of his incredible powers. Mo & Jo are Monica and Joey, twins who just can’t stop arguing. Likewise, pretty much every child, even a singleton like mine, knows all about sibling rivalry. But it’s going to be immediately familiar to the younger readers it’s aimed at, since, whether they’ve seen the movie, they’ve all seen something of the Incredibles and every child has some fundamental understanding of the idea of a superhero. It’s also the one most grounded in standard superhero ideas. Authors: Abbott -> Alda -> Allum -> Anglund -> Asch -> Avi -> Baker -> Bardhan-Quallen -> Barrett -> Bates -> Beccia -> Bell -> Berger -> Best -> Blackmore -> Boniface -> Bowers -> Braunstein -> Broom -> Brown -> Browne -> Burnie -> Calmenson -> Carle -> Carter -> Chaconas -> Chirp -> Clarke -> Cohn -> Cooper -> Cousins -> Cousins -> Crandall -> Crow -> Curtis -> Daemicke -> Dannis -> Davies -> de la Peña -> Dembicki -> Dézainde -> Dillon -> Dixon -> Doodler -> Duey -> Dyer -> Ehrlin -> Emberley -> Evans -> Farrelly -> Fergus -> Fisher -> Ford -> Frankeny -> Freymann -> Gall -> Gehl -> Gervay -> Gilmore -> Golden Books -> Goodrich -> Gravett -> Green -> Grey -> Gutman -> Halfmann -> Harbridge -> Harrison -> Hawcock -> Heide -> Hest -> Hirschmann -> Hodge -> Holm -> Hosler -> Hughes -> Ingle -> Jakobsen -> Jennings -> Johnson -> Jordan -> Kaplan -> Katz -> Keller -> Kessler -> Kimmelman -> Klassen -> Koehler -> Krawczyk -> Kuskin -> Landström -> Laughlin -> Lee -> Lester -> Liao -> Lithgow -> Loehr -> Love -> Lund -> MacIver -> MacRae -> Markes -> Martin -> Matheis -> McCarthy -> McDonnell -> McGrory -> McMullan -> Mellow -> Miller -> Miyares -> Moore -> Munsch -> Murray -> Neuschwander -> Niemann -> O'Brien -> O'Mallery -> Osteen -> Paradis -> Parr -> Patent -> Paulsen -> Perepeczko -> Philips -> Piper -> Prager -> Pugsley -> Raschka -> Reilly -> Reynolds -> Ritchey -> Rockwell -> Rose -> Rothman -> Russell -> Rymond -> Santore -> Schaefer -> Schu -> Sedaka -> Seskin -> Shea -> Shulevitz -> Siminovich -> Singleton -> Smiley -> Smith -> Spearman -> St.This is one of the most advanced of the Toon Books catalogue, both in concept and language.

Mo and Jo Fighting Together Forever by Dean Haspiel