THE LEGENDARY DREAMFINDER AND FIGMENT RETURN IN AN ALL-NEW ADVENTURE!
• Figment and Dreamfinder have saved the world...but now find themselves in a time and place not their own!
• Out of time for over 100 years...old friends reunite, new challenges are met, and a brand new mystery unfolds.
• Dreamfinder's greatest challenge lies ahead...but will his own legacy be his undoing?
• Don't miss the sequel to the fan-favorite, sold-out Figment miniseries based on Walt Disney World's beloved 'Journey Into Imagination' attraction.
This is a really fun, imaginative all ages series. You don’t necessarily have to read the first series to understand this series, but there are times when you’ll wish you had. Issue #1 proves to be a really entertaining book that will have you rooting for Dreamfinder and Figment. We’re starting what looks like a really fun journey, so start reading this gem of a series! Read Full Review
Where "belief" was the focal point of Figment, "doubt" becomes the central theme for Figment 2 as Blarion and Figment find that the 21st century isn't as imaginative as the time they come from. Read Full Review
Even if you haven't read the first miniseries detailing Figment and Dreamfinder's origins, Figment 2 #1 is still worth reading. The story is interesting and appropriate for all ages, and the art just makes everything more cheerful. Sure, the chairman can be an occasional downer, but Figment and Dreamfinder are a nice balance. Read Full Review
The book picks up right where the first miniseries left off, but is also accessible to new readers. Read Full Review
Figment 2 #1 is a fun, magical comic with that truly captures the spirit of imagination. These characters are in an interesting situation and Zub and Bachs continue to foster their great personalities. This is a fun read for all ages and it is worth your attention on Wednesday. Read Full Review
If you're looking for a light read with some laugh-out-loud moments and an endearing premise, look no further than Figment 2 #1. Plus, it's all ages, so it has that going for it. Read Full Review
Although Figment 2 #1 is a book meant for kids, there's enough there in the writing and artwork for older readers to appreciate. Even though I mentioned the tie-ins dampened my experience, the story and the sense of fun was enough to pique my interest and keep me coming back for more. Read Full Review
Figment 2 #1 is a decent enough jumping-on point. The main plot of this issue seems to be a reiteration of the first storyline, but Zub definitely sets it up for potential new twists and the introduction of Capricious is sure to be a game changer. The artwork was light-hearted and enjoyable, but wasn't afraid to use colors to depict Dreamfinder's mood. Read Full Review
Unfortunately, the story in "Figment 2" #1 is not as whimsical as Figment himself, as it goes to great lengths to establish the characters, the Academy and the mystery to be investigated further over the course of this series. It does have moments of fun, however, and is a nice, clean package ready for all ages to thoroughly enjoy. , However, younger readers and those with shorter attention spans might find the issue lacking, though Zub and Bachs give the little dragon enough fun moments to encourage readers to return next issue when the action hopefully picks up. Read Full Review
Yet there clearly has to be something to Figment 2, as Marvel and Disney likely wouldn't keep pursuing this property - or keep this writer attached - if it wasn't hitting some sort of expectation. There's a lot inherent to Figment as a concept that kids will likely enjoy - who doesn't like the idea of having their own flying machine, or a talking pet dragon sidekick to accompany you on your adventures? Unfortunately, this particular installment has a bit of a slow start - fans of the original Figment will likely have the strength to be patient, but readers who missed the original series might not get what the hubbub was all about. Read Full Review
Be the first to rate this issue!
Click the 'Rate/Write A Review' link above to get started.
© 2024
Prev
