Clayface's Slime Spree (Batman & Robin Adventures)

by Laurie S. Sutton, Luciano Vecchio (Illustrations)

A break-in at a WayneTech facility brings the Dynamic Duo toe-to-toe with a muddy menace. Clayface is pilfering unproven prototype weapons and it's up to Batman and Robin to track the criminal's slime spree through the streets of Gotham City. Can the Caped Crusader and The Boy Wonder get the weapons back, and contain the shapeshifting super-villain, before someone gets hurt?

Genres: Childrens

80 pages, Library Binding

First published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Nikki in Niagara · Rating 3 out of 5]

The artwork is vibrant and done in the style of animated television. The story is directed at younger readers who will appreciate the slim plot that begins an action-packed chase across the city by the Dynamic Duo to arrest Clayface. Caught in action, robbing WayneTech Industries, he's looking for Batman's newest inventions. He escapes when the Duo arrive and they grab a bunch of Prototypes too. Might as well test them in the field ... and no better time? eh? Non-stop action of chasing and being pursued versus using untested prototypes in the field with not many working as they should but many working to our heroes advantage and others to our villain's curses. One thing I did really like about the story was using different devices to capture Clay along the way, heat turned part of him to clay (captured that part) another device turned him into light mud bubbles which they sealed in canisters and finally ... I won't spoil the end with how they capture the last bit of him. Lots of fun for readers who like lots of action.Not one of my favourites, but fun.

[Michael · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was funny and a enjoyable read