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Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis of Imagination #1
Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis of Imagination #1
The DC Universe and Scribblenauts world collide once more as the Phantom Stranger recruits Maxwell, Lily, and even a reformed Doppelganger to battle a mysterious new evil. But when the gang reaches Gotham City, what they find is even worse than what they imagined!
23 pages, ebook
First published December 4, 2013
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About the author
Josh Elder
43 books2 followersBy day, Josh is a mild-mannered graphic novelist known for co-creating the nationally syndicated comic strip Mail Order Ninja, writing The Adventures of Superman and Scribblenauts Unmasked for DC Comics and editing the Comics That Make Kids Smarter anthology for Andrews McMeel Publishing. By night, he serves as a Comics Ambassador for the US State Department, spreading the word about comics in the classroom to the far corners of the globe!
As a consultant, Josh advises companies and institutions on best practices for using comics in the classroom and developing comic-centric educator programming. His clients include Andrews McMeel Publishing, the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis and the New York Comic Con.
As a lecturer, Josh has led cartooning workshops and professional development seminars on using comics in the classroom at schools and libraries in Boston, Chicago, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Charlotte, New York City, Ann Arbor, St. Louis, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis, Las Vegas, Fort Knox, Halifax, Santiago and Minsk among many other cities and towns worldwide.
As a presenter, Josh has spoken at the International Reading Association’s annual conference, the American Library Association’s annual conference, TEDX Peachtree and the CUSP Design Conference. He also given talks at Northwestern University, Stanford University, Grinnell College and the University of Concepcion.
As a consultant, Josh advises companies and institutions on best practices for using comics in the classroom and developing comic-centric educator programming. His clients include Andrews McMeel Publishing, the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis and the New York Comic Con.
As a lecturer, Josh has led cartooning workshops and professional development seminars on using comics in the classroom at schools and libraries in Boston, Chicago, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Charlotte, New York City, Ann Arbor, St. Louis, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis, Las Vegas, Fort Knox, Halifax, Santiago and Minsk among many other cities and towns worldwide.
As a presenter, Josh has spoken at the International Reading Association’s annual conference, the American Library Association’s annual conference, TEDX Peachtree and the CUSP Design Conference. He also given talks at Northwestern University, Stanford University, Grinnell College and the University of Concepcion.
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March 11, 2014
SXSW 2014. South by Southwest is an interactive, music and film festival in Austin, Texas and since Comixology has a major presence there this weekend, it gave some free books accessible to its subscribers as it launched some major initiatives. This is one of those books.
The DC Comics Digital First initiative have produced a lot of excellent books that would otherwise not make it to their new 52 line of print comics. I'm a big fan of Batman '66 and Li'l Gotham. This time, because of an SXSW 2014 freebie I get to try another of the Digital First offering with one that has a rather unwieldy title, Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis of Imagination.
It is a digital comic intended for an all-ages audience but to my surprise I found myself entertained by the cutely drawn characters. I like it because it has a gaggle of characters that now rarely appear together in a new 52 comic book. Also, the characters, as visualized in their cutesy forms by artist Adam Archer is entertaining by itself.
The DC Comics Digital First initiative have produced a lot of excellent books that would otherwise not make it to their new 52 line of print comics. I'm a big fan of Batman '66 and Li'l Gotham. This time, because of an SXSW 2014 freebie I get to try another of the Digital First offering with one that has a rather unwieldy title, Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis of Imagination.
It is a digital comic intended for an all-ages audience but to my surprise I found myself entertained by the cutely drawn characters. I like it because it has a gaggle of characters that now rarely appear together in a new 52 comic book. Also, the characters, as visualized in their cutesy forms by artist Adam Archer is entertaining by itself.
April 20, 2025
Una divertida expansión a lo visto en el videojuego, claro que con las necesarias libertades para volver el universo DC un tanto infantil, esta historia arranca con una trama interesante por revelar y muchos personajes de este maravilloso mundo.
Tiene un lindo dibujo y todos los easter eggs que podrías esperar de una gran colaboración como esta lo es, me divertí leyéndolo y me intriga conocer más, creo que debería tener una introducción más amplia en tanto a cómo funcionan los personajes y sus poderes, a pesar de jugar el videojuego creo que sería enriquecedor para la trama.
Tiene un lindo dibujo y todos los easter eggs que podrías esperar de una gran colaboración como esta lo es, me divertí leyéndolo y me intriga conocer más, creo que debería tener una introducción más amplia en tanto a cómo funcionan los personajes y sus poderes, a pesar de jugar el videojuego creo que sería enriquecedor para la trama.
May 20, 2014
This was really cute and funny.
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