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Justice League Classic: Day of the Undead
Kids who love Batman Classic storybooks will be excited to see their favorite super hero working with other members of the Justice League in a brand-new adventure! In Day of the Undead , Justice League members Batman, Blue Beetle, Hawkman, and Hawkgirl must battle the undead monster Solomon Grundy, who was summoned by the Gentleman Ghost. Armed with their high-tech tools, the team must work together to vanquish these villains and save their city. With full-color illustrations, this 8x8 storybook is sure to thrill young super hero fans.
24 pages, Paperback
First published May 7, 2013
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About the author
John Sazaklis
254 books10 followersJohn Sazaklis is a New York Times bestselling author with over 80 children's books under his belt! He has also illustrated Spider-Man books, created toys for MAD magazine, and written for the BEN 10 animated series. He is currently senior designer at Random House Childrens Books.
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January 16, 2021
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As I work my way through my Batman/DC collection, I'm discovering that I have read a few of these little kids books. Almost decided to keep this one, but I think I need to learn to let go...
Original review:
This is another book that my boyfriend got me, just a little something that was meant to make me smile and grow my Batman collection. I found it smushed between my DC pop-up book and one of my DC Encyclopedias.
I was surprised at how good the artwork was in this as Tong's work is better than some of what I see in adult graphics! It isn't perfect but it looks hella good for a children's book.
The story is short and simple, well-written. It isn't dumbed down to "See Jane Run", but rather uses good words that will make a young reader either A) ask a parent or B) use Google to understand the meaning. I really like that aspect.
This was a very quick, fun read that incorporated an odd selection of JL members and some off-beat villians.
As I work my way through my Batman/DC collection, I'm discovering that I have read a few of these little kids books. Almost decided to keep this one, but I think I need to learn to let go...
Original review:
This is another book that my boyfriend got me, just a little something that was meant to make me smile and grow my Batman collection. I found it smushed between my DC pop-up book and one of my DC Encyclopedias.
I was surprised at how good the artwork was in this as Tong's work is better than some of what I see in adult graphics! It isn't perfect but it looks hella good for a children's book.
The story is short and simple, well-written. It isn't dumbed down to "See Jane Run", but rather uses good words that will make a young reader either A) ask a parent or B) use Google to understand the meaning. I really like that aspect.
This was a very quick, fun read that incorporated an odd selection of JL members and some off-beat villians.
September 24, 2016
My daughters are huge Batman fans and they really enjoyed this book overall. I found it a bit text heavy to read and they were eager to turn the pages (often before I was finished reading).
This book also had some scary elements. My daughters didn't mind but this is not a great book for more sensitive readers.
This book also had some scary elements. My daughters didn't mind but this is not a great book for more sensitive readers.
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