John Sazaklis

Someone clearly had a lot of fun writing a children's book for Batman and Robin's crusades. The puns are outrageous but they fit into the very young audience, reminders of cheesy lines from the Batman TV series. The artwork is such fun, full color, creatively detailed considering the audience. They did a good job to keep the kids enthused by breaking text segments into boxes and charts ala comic-book style. There's a nifty little intro of the main hero players before the book starts, then show more one for the villains as they break free. It's a short thing but should be perfect for the very young, who should find this book funny, lots of fun, well written for their age, and tons to look at if Batman is a hero of theirs. There's also the funny pairings for the villain that may sound plausible for little kids, but the adults know makes no sense at all, such as the Penguin going to take over the zoo. show less

It didn’t capture my heart like other Little Golden Books, but boy did it hit me in those nostalgia feels. I love the brother-sister bonding theme, and the vivid use of colors was the best! A really fun trip down memory lane, and I think adventurous, hero-loving kids will enjoy it as well.

This is honestly really adorable. It’s no shocker to say I adore Captain Marvel (and was super excited about the film).

This has adorable artwork and is perfect for little ones. It’s also perfect to be made into a little journal or art book (which I am totally doing when I buy my own copy).

Definitely worth checking out or getting for your little ones. The book is really short and can be read in the blink of an eye. Enjoy. 😊

This is a pretty well-rounded look at Captain Marvel and a few of her connections in the Marvel Universe. Simple, easy to read, and full of action.