Title: Sinks to the level of its subject matter
Review: If you like your Pulitzer-winners average then this is the book for you. "The Amazing Adventures" probably really deserves a three, but it loses one star for the damage it does to the reputation of a venerated award. It's a novel about comic books that has the plot pacing and dialogue of its subject matter but provides no saran-wrapped women to gawk at. Furthermore, the prose is overly romantic and the romances are overly prosaic. (Ha! Give ME a Pulitzer for THAT!) Buy the book if you want but keep your expectations low.
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