Prepare for another exciting adventure in ‘The Bat-Catastrophe’
I enjoy reading DC graphic novels. A few years ago, I read Bruce Wayne: Not Super and really enjoyed it. This graphic novel told a great story and took me on a thrilling journey. When I first learned about The Bat-Catastrophe I was looking forward to reading it. I was able to get a digital copy of this graphic novel and here is what I thought of it.
You can read the plot for this graphic novel here:
Being a secret vigilante isn’t easy. And trying to catch a villain in the act of villainy while trying to learn the ropes of the superhero thing has 13-year-old Bruce Wayne exhausted and struggling at school. Although he is far more frustrated by the fact that Selina Kyle has a crush on Batman—but not him.
When Jack Napier and his hulking sidekick Bane are recruited by Hugo Strange for a high-stakes heist at Gotham City Bank, Bruce will get a second chance to prove he has what it takes to defend the streets of Gotham. But Bruce gets more than he bargained for when he catches Selina helping Jack. Coming from a school full of heroes and villains, he should have known she would be more than she seems! And now Bruce will have to find a way to stop them all before they can accomplish their plan.
I had a lot of fun reading this graphic novel. Bruce is a young superhero, and it is tougher than he thought it would be. His schoolwork starts to suffer, and when Bruce finds out Selina likes Batman but not him, he doesn’t take it too well. When a number of villains come together, Bruce might need to accept help to take them down. Once this graphic novel draws to a close, things for this young hero will never be the same.
Bruce Wayne: Not Super: The Bat-Catastrophe is out now. You can purchase this graphic novel at Barnes and Noble and on Bookshop.
