Dungeons & Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures

Great so see this group back and adventuring! They are a bit more wiser and hungry to get home but that adds to this story.Great art and writing, solid book for the price but I’m not sure there is much re-read value for this one.

The cover art takes you back to the Saturday morning cartoon, but unfortunately, the interior art is not nearly as good. The story is decent, so you'll have to decide what matters to you. However, what bugs me most is the fact that I had to return my copies twice because Amazon continues to ship books and graphic novels like these in bubble bags. The result? They get bent and creased, sometime significantly during shipping. It's unacceptable to the point that unless the publisher provides their product boarded or shrink-wrapped to Amazon, expect to receive damaged goods.

While I loved watching this cartoon as a kid on TV and later on DVD - one thing I really loved was the way things were drawn and the images that they conveyed to me and helped me run my Dungeons and Dragons games.The artwork in this book is terrible - looks like the drawings were just mailed in with no though or substance. While the cartoon itself stirred the imagination - the art in this book looks like no care went into it at all.

All of the Saturday morning adventures releases so far have been on point with visually looking like what we remember. This one falls far short of that mark.

...because in this case the cover is so much better than the content. The cover style is reminiscent of the actual Saturday morning cartoon, which makes sense since this is literally called Saturday Morning Adventures. The actual comic inside is done by a different artist with a completely different style. It's angular and ugly, with the characters all off-model. The fact that they used a better artist with a more faithful style for the cover feels like a bait and switch.

great art and super nostalgic

Muy buenas ilustración y buena historia si eres fan te encantará

Estas nuevas aventuras guardan el mismo espíritu que la serie original de los años ochenta y noventa. Un placer reencontrarse de nuevo con ellos, en una nueva aventura sin que haya perdido ni un átomo de su frescura.Lo que no me ha gustado: las ilustraciones son fieles pero no iguales, incluso el traje de Diana cambia según el ilustrador. Los rasgos faciales tampoco son muy fieles, aunque son reconocibles. Podrían mejorar las ilustraciones hacia algo más currado y más fiel a lo original.Lo peor, sin duda, las edades que les han puesto. En la serie original, los mayores podrían estar rondado los 17 o 18 años, mientras que Bobby tendría 13 o 14 años. Aquí han bajado el rango de edad hasta unos límites poco creíbles para sus hazañas. Los mayores son Hank y Eric con 15 años y Bobby tendría 9 años. Los demás se mueven en ese rango intermedio. Como digo, esto es muy poco creíble. De ahí que no le ponga las cinco estrellas.

Received my copy today.Not bad the sotry was interesting and very reminiscient of the cartoon series from the 80's.Not bad at all will look out for the sequel next year!

The book is amazing and is a great product for dungeon and dragons fans.