Hmm… what to say about this one?

Well, first off, there isn’t much that you would consider “concerning”, which is a positive considering what we usually find in graphic novels today.

So why do we hesitate a bit? While not concerning in the traditional sense, many parents will want to know that this book is out at the extreme when it comes to the nonsense factor. It is start to end complete and total nonsense, maybe the most we have ever encountered. Some parents may not care because they are just trying to make sure it is safe. Others try and keep their home clear of this type of thing.

Here are the handful of items we did take down to share for this one:

• The illustrations are certainly odd. This is intended to be funny, but there are a few times when some will find them a bit too weird.
• One drawing has them in the belly of a large beast. Two creepy skeletons are their. Surprisingly one of them starts talking (again, meant to be silly).
• There is a reference to “millions of years”.
• Someone utters, “as luck would have it”.
• The “good guys” celebrate the defeat of a villain, saying “The beast is dead! The beast is dead! The Pea-nut Butter Beast is dead!”