Dragonball Book Review – Dragonball Z: An Unauthorized Guide
Dragonball Z: An Unauthorized Guide
Dragonball Z An Unauthorized Guide
Fair warning… This review is scathing, and it makes me feel bad to have written it, but it’s also very true and needed to be said. With that mentioned…
To paraphrase a seminal comedy of our time, Billy Madison, “Nowhere in this book’s incessant rambling and incoherent nonsense does it even come close to forming an intelligent thought. I am now dumber for having read it.”
Truly, Dragonball Z: An Unauthorized Guide should never be read, by anybody, including DBZ fans. I don’t even know where to begin with this book other than to say that it consists of over 200 pages of random observations, incorrect assumptions, little to no facts… and insights from a 10 year old. continue …
Dragonball Book Review – Dragonball Z Extreme
Dragonball Z Extreme
Dragonball Z Extreme
Dragonball Z Extreme
This book is licensed by FUNimation, the American owners of the DBZ anime brand, so it’s filled with images of characters from the series. This really pulls you into the Dragon World and makes all of the activities feel very engaging. continue …
Dragonball Book Review – Pojo’s Unofficial Total Dragonball Z
Pojo’s Unofficial Total Dragonball Z
Pojo's Unofficial Total Dragonball Z
At the time of its publication (2000) Pojo’s Unofficial Total Dragonball Z
Aside from its own merits, this book serves as a walk down memory lane of the year 2000 in American anime and television based pop culture. It captures the influence that Dragonball had on the American telescape with its success on Cartoon Network’s Toonami and Adult Swim, the release of a Collectible Card Game, VHS and DVD obsessions, and video game imports all the rage. continue …
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