Phil Leeming

Marmaduke has been one of my favorite comics when I was growing up - big orange Great Dane who doesn't know that he is taller than the average dog. My sister came upon this book of Marmaduke comics around the time when he came out and so it was an interesting walk back into history such as seeing the owners actually slept in two single beds while one of the neighbor has what made be a queen-size.

Just as his later self would do the Marmaduke of this collection thinks he is human but unlike show more the other he has an ego the size of himself if not bigger. The comics will take you through him being a love-obsessed dog, one demanding whatever he wants or protecting/serving his family when he isn't driving them all up the proverbial tree.

The only reason why I couldn't give this book a higher star rating is since this Marmaduke is intimidating-looking unlike the modern Marms. On some pages he looks like he is willing to bite whosever head that is bothering him while other he just seems to be scowling but for the one that is a Marms fan or likes taking a walk down history this is a good start.... show less

BLURB: Reprints of early panels from the MARMADUKE comic strip.






RATING: 5 STARS FOR MARMADUKE BY: BRAD ANDERSON
STARTED: JULY 20,2014
FINISHED: JULY 20,2014

REVIEW:This book was a great read with different amounts of cartoons per page and of course a classic! I enjoyed the comics and how they were laid out in the book.

This is a small collection of Marmaduke comics. The big dog with a bigger heart and a nose for mischief.

This is a small collection of Marmaduke comics. The big dog with a bigger heart and a nose for mischief.