ArkhaManiacs
ArkhaManiacs by Art Baltazar, published by National Geographic Books on December 8, 2020, is a 144-page work presented in English. This book offers a humorous and cartoony perspective on a lively apartment building in Gotham City, focusing on the unique residents, including children with special powers and playful creatures. Young Bruce Wayne is intrigued by the excitement surrounding the Arkham Apartments, prompting him to investigate the source of the joy and laughter that seems to fill the air.
Readers will discover a whimsical portrayal of Gotham City through the lens of Art Baltazar and Franco, who bring their distinctive style to the narrative. The story unfolds with Bruce Wayne’s curiosity leading him to explore the vibrant life within the apartment building, where unexpected adventures await. With elements of juvenile fiction, comics, and graphic novels, ArkhaManiacs combines humor and superhero themes, creating an engaging experience for fans of the genre.
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ArkhaManiacs is Art Baltazar and Franco providing their unique, cartoony take on a certain apartment building (Arkham) in Gotham City and the people (mostly!) who live there.
There’s an apartment building in Gotham City full of life: kids with special powers, pirates in the swimming pool, even a croc (or two!). Young Bruce Wayne is drawn to the fun and excitement he sees going on at the Arkham Apartments, but to Wayne Enterprises, it’s just another property they own. Bruce is determined to find out why this apartment building is full of so much fun and laughter. What exactly is going on over there? Time to sneak over when no one is looking…even though it’s like the house is laughing at him! HA HA HA!
With ArkhaManiacs, Art Baltazar and Franco return to the DC Universe and provide their unique, cartoony take on a Gotham City quite unlike any we’ve seen before!
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