Title: Dark and Mysterious ...
Product review: In comparison to Ken Hanke's hardbound, mint-green book, this compendium fortunately is more accurate, coming straight from the horse's mouth. Plus, this collection features nifty pen-and-ink ilustrations by Burton himself and rare photos of his earlier works. However, the material spans only up to Ed Wood (since this was published in 1995), which is duly unfortunate since the book's format keeps things interesting for the reader. Otherwise, the readers are likely to get a sumptuous serving of Burton's off-kilter insights. Read it and howl!
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
