Title: Under-rated character shines. Review: Dr. Strange just got better as the years went on. The late 1960's early 1970's sensibility works for this character under the pen of Roy Thomas and the issues drawn by Gene Colan are the best of the bunch. I really enjoy these black and white compellations because it allows the strength of the artwork to show through without the distraction of often gaudy colors. Is this product review negative?

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Title: Difficult but still fun. Review: It's true that most of these pieces are just slightly off square, so even an adult has to really look at them to know which way they go. My 20-mo. old still seems to enjoy it though. She does the easier ones with more unique shapes and the square ones she asks for me to help, and I am trying to teach her to spin them around and try all the sides to see which way fits. The pictures are cute and playing peek-a-boo with the animals behind the doors is fun. I think that it may be best for a child older than two. If your child really gets frustrated over not being able to do something by himself then this may not be the best choice. Is this product review negative?

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Title: Ach... Dean, you've done better work. Review: This is a book that I started reading because I didn't happen to have any other Koontz to read (and I had already re-read Dark Rivers this month.)This book seems to have no voice other than to create tension and disgust. In the right amounts, this can be a very good thing for a horror book. This is not a horror book, this is one that through Dean Koontz' excellent descriptive language, thouroughly disgusted and scared me all the way through.The problem is that that is not what I wanted. I want suspense yes, and maybe a little disgust here and there, but this book went a little overboard for my taste.Not one I'd really reccomend. Is this product review negative?

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