They're a trip of robot brothers with the ability to morph together into a giant robot warrior. This special ability helps them when a large fire-breathing monster terrorizes their hometown. But in order to defeat this foe, the brothers learn the important lesson that bigger isn't always better. Can they work as a team of three in hopes of saving the day?
The Kaiju Kerfluffle appears to be the first in a series from the #1 on the cover. Created by J. Torres (Teen Titans Go!), I think if the publisher, Oni Press, can get the word out, I think this could be very popular with youngsters. It would even make a great animated cartoon series as well! (Are you listening Nicktoons???)
As I mentioned, there's a giant fire breathing monster in the book, along with some other surprises. But the artwork by Sean K. Dove is playful, not frightening. So the monsters should not be intimidating for younger readers.
BroBots was a cute tale that young readers from the ages of 4-8 will enjoy. But it's really silly and could easily become one of those books that are a fan favorite to youngsters but could drive parents crazy having to read every night. (Is that really a bad thing?)
Worth Consuming
Rating: 9 out of 10 stars.
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