{My thoughts} – This book isn’t so much an adventure as it is about getting to know The Bad Guys. When The Bad Guys managed to get back from the past they came back with some super powers. Can you believe it? Who would have thought that a trip to the past and back would result in super powers. It kind of makes me want to travel backwards to see what happens?

The Bad Guys get to train with Agent Fox and her crew. This helps them to learn how to better use their super powers. How to better control their super powers.

I really enjoyed this book. It has it’s funny moments like all the other books. But this one showed me that it’s okay to be different from everyone else. And that you may not know everyone’s personal story so you shouldn’t judge them. It helps to know all information before choosing to make up your mind about someone or something.

There’s a nice little ending where we get a run in with the evil guinea pig again. I wonder what he is up to and what his plan is this time around. He already has all his alien buddy’s attacking Earth. I mean what more could he do at this point. We have no choice but to wait until June 2019 when the next book is set to be released! ( )

The best in the series so far....Review: (Contains some spoilers) The Bad Guys (also now called the Good Guys Club) have returned to earth after a brief detour to prehistoric times in book seven. All of the original characters acquired super powers during the time travel. But they are having difficulty controlling their powers, and the aliens have unleashed an invasion of earth. We have already met Agent Fox from the International League of Heroes, and we now meet the rest of her team, who train the new superheroes. But, of course there is a cliffhanger at the end…...

-Why Read It: Life can be tough for young kids, and one of the ways it can be tough is hearing that they are “bad”. This can take many forms (grades, behaviors, etc.), but a lot of kids have a self image that suffers because because of this message. “The Bad Guys” is an antidote to this, and can inspire kids to overcome this message. This book highlights some potential ways this might happen. ( )

This graphic novel is full of large cartoon drawings and makes it an easy read for younger readers. It walks you through the usual villain characters' first ever "good guys" meeting. It is comical to sees how events unfold with the main characters being Shark, Wolf, Snake, and Pirhanna ( )