The Adventures of Superhero Girl by Faith Erin Hicks
Superhero Girl lives in a world of magical realism where she spends her days foiling evil plots, fighting ninjas, and being told that she should really be more like her super-popular older, also a superhero, brother Kevin.
ASG is more of a slice-of-life, gag a day comic rather than plot oriented like most superhero comics are and that gives it a certain charm. It's much more likely to poke fun at random, normal things in Superhero Girl's life than try and be a deconstruction about superheros in general, not that it plays all the superhero tropes straight either, and the way it approaches all of this is simply fun. It's paced well, the art is nice (even if it's not as detailed as some of Hick's other works but that makes sense, this is something she's doing for fun after doing all that detailed work for pay) and I hope she does collect the strips into a book someday.
