A PIONEER SERIES COMBINING LITERATURE WITH ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIMENTS A mystery with animatronics, alien makeup, cameras and props, and other cinematic magic that you can make yourself! Lights, camera, let's go! Action non-stop and stormy! Hollywood is coming to Half Moon Bay and young inventors Nick and Tesla Holt are in the studio filming an expensive superhero movie. But there's someone trying to sabotage their favorite comic book hero's big screen debut, and the two detective brothers must go behind the scenes to save the movie. Fortunately, they'll have a whole arsenal of improvised special effects constructions. In this cinematic… epic, you'll find instructions so you too can make camera props, stunt dolls, cinematic effects, and more! They said about the NICK AND TESLA series: "In the Nick and Tesla series of books, aimed at children aged 9 to 12, the authors take an original and humorous approach to science, with the aim of introducing young readers to the fascinating issues. Which, of course, is quite easy to do, since the fascination that science holds for so many people – especially children – is no accident. Observing the world around us often leads to exciting discoveries, which almost always piques children's interest both as an activity and as a knowledge. –Verina Choreanthi, diastixo.gr "Science Bob" Pflugfelder is a Physics teacher at Newton Elementary School, Massachusetts. Steve Hockensmith writes mystery novels and lives in Alameda, California. For the record, neither of them was hurt in the slightest during the writing of the book.