The Goblin King's mother enters the Labyrinth, discovering a strange and marvelous world unlike
anything she could imagine and one much different than what Sarah will encounter years later.
This book is truly a master work and if you aren't reading it you should be. Read Full Review
Jim Henson's Labyrinth: Coronation #2 is awesome! It takes us even deeper into the lore and the world of the labyrinth while also giving us a glimpse into what was going on behind the scenes with the characters from the original film. Read Full Review
LABYRINTH: CORONATION #2 brings a lot to the table. Foreshadowing makes readers want to see what's next, and the dialogue of one goblin leaves readers with a new take on all of them. Illustrious detail makes the goblins grotesque and the humans appealing. The vibrancy of the color palette catches the reader's eye. In the end, it's worth your read. Read Full Review
Maria is the labyrinth, but can she save her child in time? Excellent story that continues the dark fantasy tone of the feature film with new characters. The insanity the protagonist encounters is fun and the visuals capture and expand the look of the movie. I need more of this now! What an enjoyable way to get lost. Read Full Review
A consistently great story with a deep, engaging story. Read Full Review
The story slowly starts to move with captivating art around the way. Read Full Review
At the end of the day, its nothing short of a crime that this series isnt getting the full live-action Jim Henson treatment, because Spurrier and Bayliss are practically exploding with great ideas here. Coronation serves as a welcome return to a much-loved word, but also stands as a terrific story in its own right. Read Full Review
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