Concerned about the threat that so-called “metahumans” may pose to the world, Batman has begun compiling a detailed dossier on their incredible physiology and abilities. From villains like Killer Croc, Bane, and Brainiac, to Batman's own comrades, including Superman and Cyborg, the file brings together the Dark Knight's fascinating personal theories on the unique anatomical composition of these formidable individuals.
This stunning and unique book delves into the incredible abilities of DC
Comics characters like never before. Using beautifully illustrated anatomical
cross sections depicting twelve different DC characters, the book, told from
Batman's unique perspective, will explore how these “metahumans” physical
makeup differs significantly from that of the average person. From detailed
theories on how Superman's eyes shoot heat rays to an in-depth exploration of
how Aquaman is able to breathe under water, the book delves into the deepest
secrets of these classic characters. Also featuring chapters on the anatomy and
abilities of Doomsday, Aquaman, Swamp Thing, Darkseid, Martian Manhunter, and
more, this one-of-a-kind book will change the way you look at metahumans
forever.
Author Biography
Stephani Danelle Perry lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband and two
children. She writes horror/sci-fi/fantasy multimedia novelizations and tie-ins
for love and money, dabbling in the universes of Star Trek, Aliens, Alien vs.
Predator, and Resident Evil, among others.
Matthew K. Manning is a comic book writer, historian, and fan. He has written many comics for Marvel and DC Comics, including Batman, The Batman Strikes!, Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century, Spider-Man Unlimited, and Marvel Romance Redux. When not writing comics themselves, he writes books about the comic book medium and its rich history.
Ming Doyle is a Boston-based comic book artist and writer. Her work has appeared in works by DC (Constantine: The Hellblazer, DC Bombshells), Vertigo (The Kitchen), Image (Mara), Marvel, Valiant, and more. She is noted for her distinctively inky style and ever-expanding collection of vintage Halloween masks.
