Books by Roger Langridge
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review 1: I enjoyed Langridge's work on this series, but Marvel could have easily combined his work into one volume and left off the early Thor comics, which were so painfully bad. Plus, since this series was cancelled so soon, it has a very unfinished quality to it. The Muppets joke in bo...
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review 1: I fell in love with this a little bit after seeing 1-the cover. (Look at Thor's expression! Look at Jane's!) and 2-the first page, which is an illustration of Volstagg enveloping Thor in a bear hug and Thor has a "what can you do?" look on his face. I usually prefer a more rea...
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review 1: I will have to say that this is one of the few books that I liked the movie adaption more than the actual book. The book was still enjoyable but Disney’s interpretation I think was even better than the book. The writing style took a little time to get used to but once I was enth...
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review 1: It's good, but I don't think it captures the feel of the show as much as other folks who have reviewed it think. I'm not sure it's possible to capture the spontaneity and quick wit of the original in written form: there's something about voices and muppet expressions and sounds ...
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review 1: It was good and pretty entertaining, much more adult than I expected! I'm referring to the stories and underlying themes here, not any explicit adult contents - we're talking about the Muppets after all :)Love the poems and the rhymes. Love the puns - please read every single lin...
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review 1: I don't generally like superhero comic books from the United States. This, however, was enjoyable. A simple take on Thor, lost and confused and ejected from Asgard (for some reason not revealed), falling in love with Jane Foster and bumping into various other Marvelites. Setting ...
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review 1: Delightful. I love finding all-ages books to read and recommend. This one has a nod to Jan Svankmajer! It thankfully doesn't lean heavily on the Alice story, but it does take the spirit of the walrus/carpenter characters along and it gives them a quest. I particularly like the rh...