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A review by neon_capricorn
Figment by John Tyler Christopher, Filipe Andrade, Jim Zub
4.0
Another great story in Marvel’s Disney Kingdom’s line. I was never able to experience the old Journey Into Imagination ride at Walt Disney World’s Epcot, so I really went in to this book only knowing of Figment, the small purple dragon.
Marvel created a steampunk-inspired story about the origins of Figment and The Dream Maker, and I found the story to be quite delightful. The moral of the story – being that there are no rules to the imagination – I also found to be endearing, which certainly fits into Walt Disney’s message about being able to be, and do, whatever your dreams desire.
I am giving four stars because I liked the story. The pacing was good, and the art, while not my favorite style, served the atmosphere of the story well. This is a book that I will revisit, and I’ll certainly recommend it to readers looking for certain qualities.
Marvel created a steampunk-inspired story about the origins of Figment and The Dream Maker, and I found the story to be quite delightful. The moral of the story – being that there are no rules to the imagination – I also found to be endearing, which certainly fits into Walt Disney’s message about being able to be, and do, whatever your dreams desire.
I am giving four stars because I liked the story. The pacing was good, and the art, while not my favorite style, served the atmosphere of the story well. This is a book that I will revisit, and I’ll certainly recommend it to readers looking for certain qualities.