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Adventure Time (BOOM! Studios)
Adventure Time, Vol. 16
When Finn and Jake accidentally create doubles of themselves, things start to get out of control as the doubles multiply and overrun the Candy Kingdom.
It’s double trouble throughout all of Ooo!
When Finn and Jake discover an Adventure-themed Theme Park, our favorite adventurers get more than they bargained for when visiting the Wish Witch. Now stuck with an ever-growing amount of doubles, Finn and Jake set off to reverse the spell before the doubles overrun the Candy Kingdom.
Join writer Kevin Cannon (Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream) and illustrator Joey McCormick on this tale of duplicitous duplicates in Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time.
It’s double trouble throughout all of Ooo!
When Finn and Jake discover an Adventure-themed Theme Park, our favorite adventurers get more than they bargained for when visiting the Wish Witch. Now stuck with an ever-growing amount of doubles, Finn and Jake set off to reverse the spell before the doubles overrun the Candy Kingdom.
Join writer Kevin Cannon (Little Nemo: Dream Another Dream) and illustrator Joey McCormick on this tale of duplicitous duplicates in Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time.
112 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2019
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Kevin Cannon
71 books30 followersCartoonist, Illustrator, and lover of all things cold and distant.
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Displaying 1 - 5 of 5 reviews
November 29, 2019
This was another long-ish arc for the whole volume that was pretty fun but not like mind-blowingly great. It has some fun moments but it doesn't quite all come together in a manner that really elevated things or made you feel like this could have been part of the show.
May 23, 2019
A funny little episode tackling Finn and Jake’s response to the perennial issue of making your own doubles, a common fantasy trope of being careful what you wish for, handled here by writer Kevin Cannon and illustrator Joey McCormick with the series’ general tongue in cheek humor and verve. As always, the tone throughout is a great match to the series. Also enjoyed the local nod with Paul and Babe making cameos on the cover!
October 18, 2019
Okay I liked the story in this one. But I am not digging the new artwork style at all.
July 18, 2020
I was turned off by its derivative plot for some of this, but it really got good and deeper near the end.
October 1, 2020

Gnarly!
Be careful what you wish for...
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