![]() ![]() January/February 2018 review by Nel Ward. D.G.’s world is also heavily populated with multi-hued bunnies from light tans to deep browns, and the fun continues to the end with character biographies and a map. The worldbuilding is cleverly conveyed in. Gender roles are explored, affirming the notion of staying true to oneself rather than capitulating to the expectations of others. Verdict: The witty humor saves the highly colorful book from being too cute i.e., Princess Nautilus wins back her limbo crown from Splashmaster. Originally a webcomic created entirely in Photoshop, D.G.’s candy-colored charmer is imbued with a delightfully snarky humor, helping to offset the profusion of cuteness. Great adventures in rescuing Almond, Queen Conche, and Sir Carrot from the monster Splashmonster. RELEASE DATE: In this third series installment, a band of unlikely heroes embarks upon a quest in a magical, musical land. Cucumber’s flaws and feelings of uncertainty give the hero a sense of realism: he prefers to study magic and leave sword-fighting to his little sister Almond. ![]() Despite that defeat, they discover that Nightmare Knight reappears every 5,000 years as he has done for 99 times. In the second of this series after The Doughnut Kingdom, Cucumber encounters Princess Nautilus, and together they travel to all seven kingdoms in Dreamside to get the Legendary Sword necessary for defeating the Nightmare Knight. ![]()
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