The book a score of 9 out of 10 and praised its art, storytelling, and surrealism. ( )

Great art! ( )

Interesting, but I think I would have liked it more had Henson ever been able to have made a film out of it. ( )

This graphic novel was a total trip - so much so that it’s kind of pointless to try to describe it adequately. It seems on the surface like a simple adventure story with an unwitting protagonist, but his mad-cap journey through the desert only to end up back at the town which he left originally is definitely an allegory for self-discovery in the grand tradition of Don Quixote. Paired with luscious illustrations by Ramon Perez, this book is definitely one of the most captivating graphic novels that I’ve read in a long time. I’m a bit disappointed that Hensen and Juhl never managed to shop this story to a willing production studio, but I’m not entirely sure that they could have done as much with a physical interpretation of the script - budgets and effects limits being what they are - as the no-limits of the graphic novel medium. ( )

I won't lie to you, I don't know what happened exactly but I enjoyed it. ( )