Munchkin#1 is the fantasy fiction comic equivalent ofa half hour sketch comedy show. Read, laughat the crazy charactersand clever wordplay,and maybe learn somethingabout yourselfasa fananda person. It's that simple. Don't overthink it, or you'll end up likea variety of hapless party members in this comic. Read Full Review

My only real concern for this title is with how its going to maintainthings moving forwards. As funny as the premise is, I can see it becoming rather repetitive fairly quickly, so Ill be watching with interest to see how they avoid things becoming stale in the issues to come. For the time being however, this is definitely a recommended purchase, for fans of the game in particular (each first print edition of the comic comes with a collectable Munchkin game card, folks!) as well as fans of, well, laughing in general. Read Full Review

This comic tells it all in an interesting comedic fashion. The art work is simple, with certain features, like noses, boobs, feet and armour drawn far out of realistic proportions, but this suits the comic perfectly. The colours are simplistic, which makes it easy on the eye when reading. It also gives it a very child friendly look to it as well. So pick up your copy today, and venture into the world of Munchkin. Read Full Review

Overall, the first comic was a bit confusing. I didn't understand why the creators decided to give so much introduction to the series with two stories that didn't use the elements that make Munchkin special. The first two stories really disconnected me from the book, but when they finally do use those elements which was the art from the game, the characters, and the humor in story number three it all came together and from that moment to the end of the book it felt liked Munchkin. Overall I think this book will be a mix bag. Newer readers will appreciate introduction that the creators display, but I think that fans familiar with the game will enjoy story three and onward. Hopefully issue two uses more of the Spyke character and builds on that world moving forward. Read Full Review

The stories in Munchkin #1 follow dungeon-delving adventurers on madcap hack-and-slash-for-loot adventures drawn in a cartoon caricature style with a lot of bold colors and googly-eyed monsters. Read Full Review

A rather meagre output with little to entice new players of Munchkin while not managing to offer existing fans. Read Full Review