T-Rex Trying: The Unfortunate Trials of the Tyrant Lizard King

Really funny comic that is perfect for anyone who likes t-rex humour,There is an illustration on every page, which are quite simplistic and in black/white. However there isn't really a story, it is more of a collection of funny illustrations and memes.Definitely a nice small gift for a loved one for Christmas :)5/5( Click “Helpful” if this helped ^__^ )

This comic is really delicious and funny. I bought three copies, one for me and two for a couple of friends.I find it a very good product any comic collector or t-rex humor fan would appreciate to have, and I'm extremely satisfied to have chosen it as a present as well.The price is not high at all and totally worth the expense; shipping is fast and I didn't experience troubles of any kind with it.Every page shows a single illustration which, with delicate humor and pleasant drawings, makes you laugh and sympathize for the unfortunate lizard king. There's no real plot: it's all about presenting a series of everyday life situations having short arms turns into quite a nightmare. It's a light-reading comic which is nonetheless witty and made with intelligence.Printing is black and white with some wisely chosen red details that meaningfully highlight single parts of the scenes.It comes with a hard cover, has very pleasant design, layout and paper.To sum up, not only it's extremely pleasant to read, but it's also a beautiful object.I really recommend it. Check the blog of the author to get and idea of the content: I'm sure you won't be disappointed.

Serious tears of laughter with this. Not as twisted as "101 things to do with a dead cat" (which for some reason offends people), but a poor t-rex, just trying to get on with his weeny small arms and incredibly large head.Sun cream was my favourite.

An amusing little book, must admit I've never really thought about those tiny little front legs trying to do things.Only criticism is that being an American author, some of the references were puzzling. I bought it for my grandson and he likes it a lot.

Fun and light-hearted. A good present for anyone, regardless the age. A book you can re-read as many times as you want.