An okay book. I quite didn't like the story nor the illustrations much. I hope at least the illustrations could have been better.

Clearly, I am not the right audience for it.

Going into this, I was anticipating it would be a bit absurd and off beat, but I mainly found it to be disjointed, confusing, and not very entertaining.

I think if you are into unusual humor and storytelling this might be for you.

The art style was fine, again, not really my cup of tea, but I don't think it takes away from the story in any way. It seems to fit well with whatever the narrative was trying to achieve.

***Thank you to Netgalley and BooksGoSocial for an ARC ebook copy of this in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Thanks to NetGalley for giving me this advanced copy of this book, and my legitimate thanks to the author, for giving me the opportunity to read his book.


My expectations were a little high from reading it, however, what a disappointment I was. I will say that the characters entertain. Nevertheless, the plot is not very fun and entertaining to say the least.

All they want is to rock out to some music and party in 71st century Wonderville. But when Professor Joe Parker is kidnapped by his rival Jack Mitchell, Matthew "M Kool" Reese and his posse must embark on an epic quest to save the Professor.

2.0

An enjoyable graphic novel adventure from a new (to me) artist and author. Matthew's Rockin' World Superstars is visual, musical, creative, and fun to read.

Powers and magic. Beautiful illustration and graphics. Story also good to read. Worthy of our attention. Loved every details.