Synopsis: 

13-year-old Bruce Wayne attends an exclusive prep school for kids with powers, but Bruce lacks any. He has a goal: Make a difference in the world. The challenge comes when he crosses paths with Jack Napier and his hired bully Bane. Bruce decides to take up the things in his hand and fight for those who cannot save themselves. 

AWEsomeness:

A very funny and cute approach, but a cool story with the right amount of laughs and superb art. 

My review:

It’s a wonderful parody of the favorite characters in DCU. Enjoyed the illustrations. The story was a wonderful display of Bruce’s journey with a personal flavor of his struggle and aim. It’s for the kids, they say, but it’s really great with good humor and portrayals of various characters. The gritty Gotham City scenes were amazing. Overall, the book gives a personal touch with expected to unexpected twists that can keep you hooked. For a book, outside the normal supervillain violence and superhero-ing stuff, this is a perfect thing with the right amount of humor.

Rating: 5 of 5 stars

^{Pic Credits: DC Comics}