Marvel "Tsum Tsum" Takeover!

by Jacob Chabot, Jim Campbell (Colorist), Devin Lewis (Editor)

Genres: Graphic Novels

Comic

Published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Stacey Adams]

Three kids from Brooklyn are obsessed with super heroes. They find a crate that feel from the sky and they're thrown into a different world when the Tsum Tsum's are revealed. The little super hero lookalikes are adorable but they can turn bad. Trying to control these little creatures takes all their energy. The real super heroes are very busy trying to combat Ultron who is wreaking havoc in NYC. Can the kids and the Tsum Tsum's help take down Ultron? Or will they all be victims to his wrath?

[Marianne]

From the cover, though cute, I wasn't expecting much.

This book is great for younger readers, as it has little to no gore. It has major heroes, but it focuses on younger fans trying to become heroes themselves. It's an accessible story as an intro to superhero comics, and it's a fun story just as a person who likes superheroes.

Would recommend to all audiences looking for a fun read. Cute and stylish art, not crazy chibi through the whole thing like the cover might lead you to think.

[alexander shay]

I saw these things around a few years ago and when I came across this comic at the library I was too curious not to read it. I thought it would be dumb but it wasn't that bad actually. Very silly, but cute. Decent art style, and involves a lot of the newer cast of Avengers (female Thor, Sam Wilson's Cap, etc).

[Kyisha Walter]

This was a cute comic, and I really enjoyed the art style. It was very fun to learn about the Tsum Tsums and it has definitely changed my view of the collectables. I would like to read more comics about the Tsum Tsums even though the story here was very bland. I also did not like the crush storyline it was very unnecessary.

[Sean Sheridan]

Very cute