Adventure Time #15
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| Writer | Ryan North |
| Artist | Nat Jones |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
A STAND-ALONE ISSUE LEADING INTO THE NEW ARC! A PERFECT JUMPING- ON POINT FOR NEW READERS! Join Jake the Dog and Finn the Human in this totally topsy-turvy take on the land of Ooo! The best all-ages series of 2012 continues!
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9.0
Comics Bulletin - Danny Djeljosevic
May 01, 2013I've written before how excited I am that there's this weird licensed comic blowing kids' minds, but I'm even more excited for the generation of comics creators who are growing up on Adventure Time to take over and do something different because a stupid licensed comic showed them that people can actually have fun making these things. Read Full Review
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8.0
Culture Mass - Brian Martin
Apr 17, 2013If you've never read, or even seen, Adventure Time before, this is the perfect place to become acquainted with Finn and Jake and the meaningful (and funny) bonds they form in the Land of Ooo. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Bastards - Jordan North
Apr 18, 2013Art is pure Adventure Time which is to say clean, simple and colorful and good. Good just like the whole comic. As similar as the books are to the show they sets themselves apart and continues to earn, for me (even if I don’t prefer it to the cartoon) a place in this fan’s cannon. For whatever that’s worth to you guys. Read Full Review
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8.0
Newsarama - Rob McMonigal
Apr 18, 2013This issue is brilliant, challenging the reader to decipher Finn and Jake's dialogue. Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb allow the word balloons to dominate and then come in at just the right moments with crowd scenes and details you can lose yourself into. Combined with a backup by Jeremy Sorese, this is a good trial issue for anyone looking to try Adventure Time. Read Full Review
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8.0
The Weekly Crisis - Grant McLaughlin
Apr 21, 2013Adventure Time is continually one of the most fun comic books around. There's a reason why it was nominated for three Eisners, and this issue is a perfect example of that. Finn and Jake's unique dialogue is a welcome experiment at a time where so many comics are content to stay the course and do what they've always been doing. The fact that it fits so well into the overall narrative is icing on the cake. Read Full Review
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