The Fraggles are back in an all new stand alone adventure illustrated in beautiful watercolor and
presented in a format perfect for longtime fans to share with the next generation.
Fraggle Rock #1 is a heartwarming kind of enjoyable. Not only is this comic stellar from a storytelling standpoint, it also has the potential to be used to help people. We hear a lot that it is not always easy to find a way out of where you are and that the solutions are not always the same, but at least there can be one. The metaphors imbued in this comic are worth examining, but you dont even have to ponder them for this story to be valuable. It is certainly one which could jive well with all ages, and beyond it being an endearing story, you can glean helpful talking points that could aid people in telling their story and either their way through a challenge or how they could make one. Read Full Review
This first issue of four is a delightful read for new fans and old. Jared Cullum's watercolor illustrations make this book a book of art as much as a comic book. Everything about the artwork is beautiful and it helps us to understand the encouraging message of the story. This issue is a homerun for the series and I am very excited to see what Cullum has in store in the next three issues. Read Full Review
A great book for young readers and fans of Fraggle Rock both old and new. Read Full Review
A great book for young readers and fans of Fraggle Rock both old and new. Read Full Review
The entire issue is a done like a series of watercolor paintings, fitting given that Mokey is a painter, and is stunningly beautiful to look at. Very well done. Read Full Review
This was a nostalgic read that will appeal to older readers. It was also a magical and whimsical reader that shall delight fans of all ages. More storybook than comic book in terms of design, it's still a work of sequential art. All four issues when published should make for some great reads during summer vacation or just an afternoon by the pool. Read Full Review
This would be a good one to read as a family unit just for fun. It won't stimulate your mind much, but it is fun and light. Sometimes that is all you need. Read Full Review
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