Such a cute book, but what makes this book special is the breakdown of the story at the end. There is so much meaning in this story and elaborating on that makes this, not just an adorable cooking story, but an incredible teaching tool. 

Giving this a star rating would be very difficult. You can't come at <i>Rocky Horror</i> from a technical standpoint without completely missing the point of it. From an enjoyment standpoint, the novelty is what brought the enjoyment. Would I have liked this comic without any prior knowledge of the movie? No, I would have been quite confused. But, as someone who appreciates the movie and what goes on around it, I thought it was neat. The comic alone was okay. It didn't bring anything new to the story and I thought the actual comic would be longer. The historical backdrop was interesting to read. The idea of having the music and the audience participation info was super cool. 

Over all, this is a cool novelty comic for lovers of the show. I would love to own a copy personally. But, it's not technically a good comic by itself. I wouldn't recommend it to people who don't know anything about <i>Rocky Horror</i>, but if you're a fan, you might get something out of it.

Really wholesome story with an important lesson and great art.

I went into this not knowing much of what to expect, but I was thoroughly impressed. This took the whole journalist/detective type story and elevated it in an unprecedented way. The fantastical elements were so interesting and integrated well. There were also a number of interesting characters and I appreciated the varying relationship dynamics that were present. Thematically, there was so much that, not only fit the time period, but is incredibly timely and important for so much of what is going on today. This first volume really pulled me in more than a lot of series that I've ended up loving. I cannot wait to read more.