That's easily forgivable when you consider the amount of heroes and villains that are crammed in this book.ģ.5 Read as digital ARC. Also, a few of the character choices on the DC end are a touch lackluster. Some of the story elements are lacking a certain finesse.

This book has a little bit of something for older and younger readers alike.ĭon't get me wrong this is not a perfect book. The circle is complete.Īnd that is where this book wins. Not all that amusing to a kid that's never seen Schwarzenegger's Conan, but chuckle-worthy for most adults. More importantly, Conan's famous answer to the question 'What is best in Life?' It's such a simple line. I feel a small smile come to my face and it finally dawns on me: Wonder Woman is paraphrasing Conan the Barbarian. I'm reading through this Scribblenauts/DC story and I stop and pause at something that Wonder Woman says. In those moments I'd quirk my head & wonder why?įast forward to the modern day. She usually had a small smile on her face and I'd occasionally see her laugh at something on Looney Tunes that wasn't all that funny. My mom would peek into the living room around that time and I would unglue my eyes from the screen to watch her. Remember when you sat in front of the TV on Saturday mornings as a kid? (Perhaps some of you are too young to remember the joy of Saturday morning cartoons, but I digress.) At the end of the cartoon block - after shows like Transformers, Thundercats and Bravestarr - the classic cartoons would play. She usually had a small sm I received this book for free as a Goodreads First Read. I received this book for free as a Goodreads First Read.

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