I've read this trade before but couldn't remember anything besides the bare bones of the main plot so I wasn't expecting much from it. However, I was glad to find that the story was sufficiently more interesting than I'd remembered, and is supported well by the art which leads it to become creepier and further engrossing as it moves along. These comics are geared towards younger readers, but with all the references to the '90s adults may find them entertaining as well.

There are also a couple fun mini-stories towards the end of the volume, each with a different artist. One even includes instructions on how to create a simple zine, which people of all ages could enjoy doing.

Overall I felt these issues was really inventive and unique, and probably could be appreciated whether or not the reader has seen the original cartoon.