| 1. Return to Labyrinth Volume 3 (v. 3) | 
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By: Jake T. Forbes
Publisher: TokyoPop
May 12, 2009
I admit I bought all available volumes in one go without even reading the first one. That was a mistake. Going through all the volumes was painful. The plot had to be spoon fed to readers by having a cheap "sit down and explain everything" scene instead of letting the readers find everything out naturally because it wouldn't make sense and would be too difficult for the writer to be creative in that... more
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| 2. Return to Labyrinth (v. 1) | 
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By: Jake T. Forbes, Chris Lie
Publisher: Tokyopop
August 08, 2006
Reasons why this manga should be burned
-poorly drawn art
-Sarah looks like a guy
-Jareth is creepy in a queasy sort of way. Especially in one panel when he lears at Toby and says he won't peek when Toby leaves to take a bath.
-the goblins bear no resemblance to Brian Frouds work. They look like they belong on an episode of "Ren and Stimpy" and are into bad puns. Seriously!... more
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| 3. Return to Labyrinth Volume 2 (v. 2) |
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By: Jake T. Forbes
Publisher: TokyoPop
October 09, 2007
This is really no work of art. The artwork is nothing special (at all), and the story seems to have been written by a 15-year old. It does not really develop the relationship between Jareth and the girl, the protagonists here are mostly new, and very bidimensional. I bought all three volumes because I really liked the movie. Big mistake... more
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| 4. Return to Labyrinth Volume 4 | |
By: Jake T. Forbes, Chris Lie
Publisher: TokyoPop
August 03, 2010
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| 5. The Worlds of Dungeons & Dragons Volume 1 (v. 1) |
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By: R. A. Salvatore, Keith Baker, Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman, Rafael Kayanan, Javier Sanchez Arand, Chris Lie
Publisher: Devil's Due Publishing
July 30, 2008
I don't want to write a long review so I will keep it short. That's a comic book including 3 different stories in different D&D universes. The artwork is pretty cool, but Drizzt was far better in the Legend of The Drizzt comic book series. The stories are ok, but DL could have been better. It was only about seeing Raistlin and Dalamar as a comic book character and nothing else.
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| 6. The Twilight Zone: Deaths-Head Revisited (Rod Serling's the Twilight Zone) | |
By: Rod Serling, Mark Kneece
Publisher: Walker Books for Young Readers
May 26, 2009
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| 7. The Twilight Zone: The Big Tall Wish (Rod Serling's the Twilight Zone) |
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By: Rod Serling, Mark Kneece
Publisher: Walker Books for Young Readers
September 15, 2009
THE BIG TALL WISH is part of a series of graphic novels from Walker Books for Young Readers adapted from episodes of THE TWILIGHT ZONE. This story revolves around an aged boxer named Bolie Jackson who is trying to make a comeback late in his career by fighting a young, rising star. Bolie's biggest fan is a boy named Henry. Henry lives with his single mom in the same apartment building as Bolie... more
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| 8. Homecoming (G.I. Joe Sigma 6) | |
By: Andrew Dabb
Publisher: Spotlight
2007-07
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| 9. G.I. Joe Sigma 6, Widgets | |
By: Andrew Dabb
Publisher: Spotlight
2007-07
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| 10. G.I. Joe Sigma 6: Big Time | |
By: Andrew Dabb
Publisher: Spotlight
2007-07
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