When the power goes out at the Pickles house, the babies and adults come together to share their own personal favorite Reptar stories. This collection includes short stories by Grandpa Lou, Phil & Lil, Angelica Pickles, Susie Carmichael, and Tommy Pickles as they each tell you their own version of Reptar.
Rugrats: R is for Reptar is a fantastic issue with five great stories. The creative team do an exceptional job along with Jim Campbell's letters. This one-shot is more fun than the ongoing which is great. Rugrats: R is for Reptar is an all ages thrill ride. Read Full Review
If you want to be taken back to your childhood and have a fun, easy read then I would definitely recommend this comic. I can't wait to read what they will come out with next! Read Full Review
This issue's story is entertaining and the artwork is neat, so it definitely isn't a bad comic book at all. It still isn't my ideal portrayal of Rugrats in a comic book, but I still had fun reading it and would recommend it to other Rugrats fans. Read Full Review
At the end of the day, this is a kids' comic and I think kids who have been exposed to the show are going to enjoy it. As a more "old school" fan, this hit a few marks of the show that I liked and it didn't hit others the way I would have liked, but it was still entertaining for the amount of time I would spend with it. It isn't one I would rush to buy, but I might read it once or twice just for kicks. It isn't revolutionary or exemplary among kids' comics, but it is at least cute and fun. As a big Reptar fan I just wanted a bit more cartoony destruction and killer art like is shown on the variant cover when the comic was announced. Do not go in expecting anything like the variant cover, because that is not really what this story is going for. It isn't classic Reptar. This is Rugrats character versions of Reptar; it is the way they think he might be. Read Full Review
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