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Adventure Time Vol 1 Ryan North Braden Lamb Shelli Paroline Books

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Adventure Time Vol 1 Ryan North Braden Lamb Shelli Paroline Books

Love this show, love this comic, sooo happy to be able to finally get it in TPB!

Pros:
Ryan North is a perfect fit for Adventure Time!
Story kept as canon as possible!
TPB = no ads!
Cover gallery for the huge number of alternate covers, many by popular indie artists!
Includes Free Comic Book Day story (idk about you but when I made to my my local comic shop for FCBD they had already given out all of the adventure time books)

Cons:
B-side stories by different writers/artists not included (ryan north posted that they would be collected in a different trade at a later date, I was unable to get anything from boom to confirm this though) :c


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Adventure Time Vol 1 Ryan North Braden Lamb Shelli Paroline Books Reviews

This was a fun story. The thing to consider is that it says its 128 pages, but the actual story ends at page 85. The remaining third of the book is a gallery of covers as well as a few pages talking about the story going from script to finished page.
Great Used Book that looks & feels "New". This book is $14.99 New .... this one was half the price of a New one. My son loves it.....he's ready for #2.
Fans of the show will love this. Funny and full of action! Don't miss the quips and mini comics at the bottom of the page; sometimes hard to read, but worth it. Bonus cover gallery at the end, plus "From Script to Page."
Hilarious and well drawn. The dialogue is priceless and the transition from the screen to the page is seamless. Fun and appropriate for all ages, but some of the jokes and underlying tones may go over the heads of some younger readers.
When I first heard there were comics of the show, I wasn't initially sold on the idea, and got a 'cheap, shoddy cash tie in' vibe. ...But the recommendations were all so good I overcame my wariness and bought the first collected volume.

I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase. The comic conveys the same wit and humor as the show, and being in-canon, within the same continuity as the cartoon, makes it feel all the better, like it's not just some cheap side-project.

The "Adventure Time TP Vol 01" collects the primary story from the first four issues, forming what feels like a complete episode in this book. As my understanding of it goes, the issues have a 'primary' story that runs alongside 'secondary' stories illustrated by independent artists. The Trade Paperbacks collect only the primary story, but if you're like me and tend to wait for collected volumes like this, instead of purchasing individual issues as they come out, this is still well worth the price.

I heartily recommend this to anyone who's a fan of the show!
I was surprised that I enjoyed this book as much as I did. The show's sense of humor is well represented, the artwork resembled the show enough while having it's own style, and the colors really popped. The variant covers in the back were beautiful. This contains a single story arc that takes place over four issues, and has a legitimate ending. So while im left wanting more, it doesn't come with that awful lack of closure most comics rely on to get you to buy more.

I don't buy single floppy comics, so I was unaware that the indie comic artist short are not collected here, that's why I'm not giving it four stars. I do intend to get the collected shorts, but I would have preferred they all be printed in this trade instead.
Abstract The comic adaption has much of what made me love the animated version. Original story with themes and characters from the show. I'm an adult without kids, but I have loved animation since my own childhood. Adventure Time is one of my favorite series, despite usually preferring anime, or western animation for older viewers like King of the Hill or Archer.

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This is the first "universe" I've gotten into enough to actively seek out additional media. This is also my first purchase (I also got Vol. 2 before writing this.)

Please forgive me if I use incorrect terms. I am not particularly familiar with the industry or fan-terms for comics or manga.

1. Excellent artwork, and in a color palette consistent across media. I like the color in general, it is very accessible and appropriate for the subject matter. I like noir and/or avant-garde art too, but I think the choices for the series as a whole contribute to its charm and ease of review.

2. Story the book is an original story in the Adventure Time universe. It is not a direct novelization (comicification?) of the animated show. That would be fun too, but I sought it out wanting more AT (new to me) content.

The story is good. Lumped in with the animations I'd rate an episode with this story as 3.5-4★ of 5. I'll surely read this book again too.

3. Extras it comes with an extra 20-30 pages of cover art for various special runs, and a bit of author commentary. I got the kindle version, but I could see these and the show title cards as an amazing coffee table book.

4. It's Adventure Time.

I really enjoy the series. I'm usually into stuff like anime (most genres), adult swim, @midnight, stand-up, etc. or reading. I like AT because it is fun. It is a post-apocalyptic candy land. It is relevant and timeless. It doesn't pander. It has a broad vocabulary. It touches some heady philosophy/physics. Then just as quickly plays with them "bring chips and bevs!" At times it is real, and other times it says what needs to be said in a way that is empowering (Re Neddy) - I'd almost dare to say it shares that with Calvin and Hobbes, but usually in a less self aware way, and sometimes just by being culturally aware. Even then, the characters are flawed, but not irredeemably so.

It is a great place to sit, watch, and just run with it.
Love this show, love this comic, sooo happy to be able to finally get it in TPB!

Pros
Ryan North is a perfect fit for Adventure Time!
Story kept as canon as possible!
TPB = no ads!
Cover gallery for the huge number of alternate covers, many by popular indie artists!
Includes Free Comic Book Day story (idk about you but when I made to my my local comic shop for FCBD they had already given out all of the adventure time books)

Cons
B-side stories by different writers/artists not included (ryan north posted that they would be collected in a different trade at a later date, I was unable to get anything from boom to confirm this though) c