Justin C. (justintcoons) reviewed on + 5 more book reviews
Adolf Hitler sets off searching for the last imperfect man on earth and stumbles upon a miniature town in the middle of the desert. Next thing he knows he is knocked unconscious and finds himself in a whole world of chaos and "imperfection." Adolf (if he really is Adolf?) is bombarded with obstacle after obstacle of weird proportions on his journey. Warthog men, an eel God and giant robotic insects are just some of the things that you'll come across on these pages.
Adolf in Wonderland is short, sweet and to the point. Carlton doesn't hold back the bizarro punches either. This book is crammed with strange otherworldly landscapes, insane characters that just don't make sense and a nice little moral conveyed throughout. This is top of the line strange around every corner. This book shows what I love about Mellick's writing so much; creativity and imagination.
Highly recommended to those who like fun and puppies.
Adolf in Wonderland is short, sweet and to the point. Carlton doesn't hold back the bizarro punches either. This book is crammed with strange otherworldly landscapes, insane characters that just don't make sense and a nice little moral conveyed throughout. This is top of the line strange around every corner. This book shows what I love about Mellick's writing so much; creativity and imagination.
Highly recommended to those who like fun and puppies.
