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Looshkin: The Adventures of the Maddest Cat in the World: The Phoenix Presents by Jamie Smart
minitoblerowl's review
funny
relaxing
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
3.75
kbhasi's review
funny
fast-paced
5.0
It's outright hilarious!! I couldn't read it without laughing (in my mind) and smiling! I love Jamie's art style!
These comics start out normally, until the title character starts doing something his own way and/or just uses his own imagination, and things escalate from there all the way to the end of each comic, with lots of hilarious antics! PIGS!
If my memory serves me correctly, these comics originally appeared in various past issues of "The Phoenix" (UK magazine), and have been neatly collected into volumes (one comic takes up a few pages in the magazine, the same applies here), and it also helps for someone like me who doesn't actually live in the UK, and thus does not have access to the aforementioned magazine! While I can't confirm this, I assume that these comics are printed at the same size as when they originally appeared in the magazine.
There are also some appropriately hilarious separator or filler pages, likely filling in for the last or first page of the previous or next comic or article from when it originally ran in the magazine.
These comics start out normally, until the title character starts doing something his own way and/or just uses his own imagination, and things escalate from there all the way to the end of each comic, with lots of hilarious antics! PIGS!
If my memory serves me correctly, these comics originally appeared in various past issues of "The Phoenix" (UK magazine), and have been neatly collected into volumes (one comic takes up a few pages in the magazine, the same applies here), and it also helps for someone like me who doesn't actually live in the UK, and thus does not have access to the aforementioned magazine! While I can't confirm this, I assume that these comics are printed at the same size as when they originally appeared in the magazine.
There are also some appropriately hilarious separator or filler pages, likely filling in for the last or first page of the previous or next comic or article from when it originally ran in the magazine.
rhuskreads's review
2.0
Reading as part of a book award at school, obviously I am not the target audience. My 9 year old found it side splittingly funny, It gave me a headache!!!
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