Where's Michael?: And Many Others

by Xavier Waterkeyn

Did Michael Jackson really pass on? Or is he alive inside this book? See if you can find him along with several other famous characters who seem to have 'disappeared'. With scenes from Thriller , We Are the World , Neverland , hair on fire on stage, plastic surgery at the hospital, find the silver glove and the fake nose, and watch Michael's appearance change throughout this book. Great fun for all ages, collect the whole series.

Genres: Humor, Comedy, Childrens, Comics

32 pages, Hardcover

First published October 10, 2006

Reviews

[Manny]

Cute parody of the "Where's Waldo?" series, which I got as a Christmas present a couple of years ago. In each picture, you have to find the carefully camouflaged Bin Laden, together with a number of bonus items. My favorite picture was Paris, where one of the bonus items is "Lucy Jordan, in a sports car, with the warm wind in her hair". Second favourite was London, with bonus item "Jamie Oliver cooking Nigella Lawson". He's put her in a huge pot, and she's grinning and displaying her trademark cleavage.

If you aren't amused for at least 10 minutes, you're pretty jaded. And they even give you a free magnifying glass.
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[Postscript, May 2 2011]

Will a new edition of this book be coming out soon? Tasteless suggestions welcomed.

[Elmari Kruger]

Horribly funny

[Melki]

This was a great idea for a parody, but I was not a fan of the illustrations. Though each "puzzle" is supposedly set in a different country, there was very little differentiation from page to page.

[Kylie Abecca]

I’ve never been any good at these, it seems to trigger migraines and seizures, but I thought I’d give it a go anyway - I didn’t do any better with this one than I do with ‘where’s Wally’, which isn’t surprising really.

[Hessel]

Nog best moeilijk!

[Kiran Bowman]

Tag yourself I'm Moonie

[Marte]

Not really a book you "read". It's like Find Wally, which I have very fond memories of from my childhood. This isn't quite as fun as an adult, and the drawings in this book aren't as fun. The Find Wally books had very detailed drawings you could spend hours pouring over, so finding Wally wasn't the only objective. It's a fun idea though!

[Finlay]

It's a parody of Where's Wally that I got a few years ago as a stocking-filler. I hadn't read it right up until last year - I hadn't found the joke funny when I got it, and still don't, really. It's very much a product of its time. Dude's dead now anyway. More difficult than I expected, as a puzzle book, though. So it did manage to keep me occupied for a bit.

[Missy]

Present from my sister Megan. Like Where's Waldo - The details in the pictures are hilarious; especially Denmark!

[Megan Cassidy]

I got this book for my sister, Missy, for Christmas. It's similar to "Where's Waldo?" but better. It was too funny. The scene where you have to locate Bin Laden in Amsterdam, Holland is the BEST!

[Beth]

So fun, where is waldo with terrorism and politics. Cannot find him in Paris though...

[Sae-chan]

Oh man, I was soooo dizzy. Now I know why it took so long to get to Osama bin Laden.

[K]

This is such hilarious fun. If you like Where's Wally, you'll really enjoy "Where's Bin Laden?"

[Catherine]

Hours of fun. Hilarious that they didn't include a page for Pakistan.

[Andrew]

This was hilarious at times!