thunderbolt_kid's review against another edition
4.0
This is a nice little adventure from the AT folks. Cuteness abounds.
snazel's review
4.0
What does it take to be a princess? Well, friendship. Friendship is important. And self-sacrifice. And being able to punch your way through a wall of skeletons. You know. The basic stuff.
(But seriously why is this one in black and white. I WANT COLOURS.)
(But seriously why is this one in black and white. I WANT COLOURS.)
meredithmc's review
4.0
a book geared towards kids that shows the importance of female friendships and how ladies working together is important! plus, b-mo is identified as male in this book (the character is rather gender fluid) and dreams of being a princess.
it's just fun, too. LSP is in pure lump mode and turtle princess says "gurl", just as i imagined she'd spell it.
it's just fun, too. LSP is in pure lump mode and turtle princess says "gurl", just as i imagined she'd spell it.
sean67's review
3.0
Another seemingly drug crazed infusion on the page from a television series that is really in the insane territory. Each story is completely bonkers, but it is entertaining enough and ridiculous enough to bring you back again.
emilyyjjean's review
4.0
LSP wants to hang out with all of the princesses so she plans a surprise party for herself. BMO is upset that he isn't a princess and makes a wish on a star. The princesses at the party end up getting sucked inside BMO and have to win games in order to set themselves free!
emilyyjjean's review against another edition
4.0
Finn and Jake are investigating the thing that keeps stealing everyone's stuff! It moves to fast to see though, and they keep getting sucked into the "TV".
zoda_pop's review
adventurous
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.5
captainjemima's review against another edition
2.0
This was the weakest Adventure Time graphic novel I've read so far. A weird machine takes Finn and Jake digitally to different scenarios around Ooo that they can see happening but can't affect.
skyfox24kd's review against another edition
5.0
5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This was one of the cutest, most hilarious ones to date! I must own this one and I know D would love it! So funny. I laughed through the whole thing. Pure enjoyment. I love the graybles episodes anyway and so it was nice to see it extend into the comic and graphic novels. ❤️
oolongstains's review against another edition
2.0
The book that convinced me to stop reading Adventure Time comics.
There's nothing *wrong* with Graybles Schmaybles, but it's completely formulaic and forgettable. Nothing in the story feels different from a lot of Adventure Time stories that came before it, except they usually told the same tropes much better.
The main Adventure Time comics went downhill after the original creative team left; I was going to keep reading the graphic novels, but after this book I decided I was done with those too.
There's nothing *wrong* with Graybles Schmaybles, but it's completely formulaic and forgettable. Nothing in the story feels different from a lot of Adventure Time stories that came before it, except they usually told the same tropes much better.
The main Adventure Time comics went downhill after the original creative team left; I was going to keep reading the graphic novels, but after this book I decided I was done with those too.