Christian books for kids who love superheroes
Published on August 28, 2025

It’s no surprise that devout Christians love the hero archetype found in superhero stories. Good vs Evil is the timeless conflict that is always packed with unexpected adventure – in fiction as in real life! Here are several suggestions for Christian superhero stories that point your readers back to the ultimate hero: Christ Himself.

For younger crowds (age 4+)
Bibleman Bible Storybook by Mike Nappa and Dennis Edwards
All your favorites from the popular Minno app TV series are back in an action-packed Bible storybook. This volume features 25 beloved stories. Bibleman makes the well-known stories fresh and novel and is always ready to teach a helpful lesson from scripture!
The Catholic Comicbook Bible (The Gospel of Luke / Acts of the Apostles) from TAN Books
Colorful and engaging illustrations bring these Gospel stories to life. Although the plot stays close to scripture (no capes and masks here!), the classic comic book style is sure to enthrall those superhero fans in your life.

For family read-alouds and independent readers (age 8+)
Captain Absolutely by Christopher P. N. Masseli
This graphic novel has everything you’d expect from a Christian superhero story! A librarian with newfound superpower must battle his arch nemesis, Dr. Relative, all while undergoing his own spiritual conversion.
The Wingfeather Saga by Andrew Peterson
Although this four-book series errs more into the realm of fantasy than pure “superhero”, its strong themes of good vs. evil make it a great fit for diehard superhero fans. The Igiby family uses their newfound magical powers to protect their world against the forces of evil. Exuberant adventure and action are readily found in this series, all anchored in a Christian worldview.
The Phantom Phoenix by Philip Kosloski
It’s 1920s Chicago, and the streets are full of crime. The hero? A battered war veteran who stands for justice and redemption. This multi-volume series will have you cheering for the underdog and discovering newfound empathy for the marginalized members of society.