Thanks to a fortuitous turn of circumstances, they get sucked into the DC universe where they are introduced to their favorite superheroes and given license to fight in the name of good. To take a step back, Scribblenauts Unmasked is the tale of Maxwell and Lily, two comic book-loving siblings who find themselves living the DREAM. If there's anything to learned from Scribblenauts Unmasked, it's that words have power. In the last few days, I've done everything from wrangle unicorns to drowning a Bizarro Robin in the sewers to accidentally gunning down a brave police officer as he faced off against a flesh mask-wearing Joker to painting pandas green. Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure, like all of its predecessors, is sordidly cute, so much so that it can be easy to forget the game will let you be a right bastard if you so choose. This is what you get when you take the easy way out of a crime investigation, apparently: an epileptic talking cadaver. I'm aghast and amused and, maybe, a little horrified. 'It was the primatologist!' The androgynous, blue-skinned, inexplicably naked corpse gasps as it flops across the floor on its back.
