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Batman: The Maker of Monsters parent’s guide: what’s inside
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This is a lighthearted Batman adventure designed for early readers, with cartoon-style action and monster transformation themes rather than graphic content. Batman and Robin model heroic teamwork, problem-solving, and persistence against wrongdoing. The 69-page format and simple narrative make it accessible to younger elementary readers, though the monster-creation plot and mild villain threat are pitched to kids comfortable with typical superhero fare.
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It’s fall in GOTHAM CITY. The air is getting colder, the leaves are changing color, and the people are . . . turning into monsters! These evil creatures are taking over the city, and the problem appears to be spreading. Luckily, BATMAN and his teenage crime-fighting partner, ROBIN, are investigating. Soon, they trace t... It’s fall in GOTHAM CITY. The air is getting colder, the leaves are changing color, and the people are . . . turning into monsters! These evil creatures are taking over the city, and the problem appears to be spreading. Luckily, BATMAN and his teenage crime-fighting partner, ROBIN, are investigating. Soon, they trace this monster mess back to the GOTHAM CITY CLINIC. Apparently, the evil HUGO STRANGE has been posing as a physician and turning his patients into troublesome terrors. The DYNAMIC DUO must work together to stop the creature chaos and put this monster medic out of business.
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- Juvenile Fiction
- Heroes and heroines - Fiction
- Good and evil - Fiction
- Heroes and heroines
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ISBN 9781434298492 · Capstone