"Justice comes for The Seven."
Batguy, an aging superhero, struggles to take down a new villain, The Seven. As The Seven tries to take a young boy for nefarious purposes, Batguy’s abilities are put to the test as he fights celebrities, random goons and his own mortality.
Noah Bogdanovic
Batguy
Jake Yoder
The Seven
Max Beavers
The Boy
Jacob Robertson
Goon #3
Ethan Boyles
Goon #2
Mark Boyles
Goon #1
Batguy, an aging superhero, struggles to take down a new villain, The Seven. As The Seven tries to take a young boy for nefarious purposes, Batguy’s abilities are put to the test as he fights celebrities, random goons and his own mortality.
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