I don’t mean they don’t think they can fail, but they see failure as an obstacle to be overcome.

They are ready to take on any challenge no matter how big, and they don’t really look at failure as an option. Finn and Jake have their own appeal, which is mostly as gung-ho boys always searching for an adventure. I have to admit now that I did enjoy this first story arc. I liked the gender-swapped version with Fionna and Cake, but the bits I had seen of regular Adventure Time didn’t appeal to me as much. I wasn’t sure I would like Adventure Time. Trapped inside, everyone must work together along with a new ally, Desert Princess, to find a way out of the bag and stop Lich King from throwing it into the sun. Lich King uses the bag to scoop up kingdoms and people from the land of Ooo, including Finn and Jake. Free to roam the world again, he finds the Bag of Holding, a bag that is like the TARDIS in that it is bigger on the inside than on the outside and can probably hold the universe. These first four issues cover the first story arc, which includes the return of the Lich King, the villain from the season finale of season 4 of the cartoon. BOOM! Studios has continued that success by creating a series that keeps the feel of the cartoon while giving readers new stories that expand the characters and the world of Ooo.

It is popular among kids and adults, so it’s no surprise that it got its own comic series. Adventure Time, the cartoon series that runs on Cartoon Network, has become an insanely hot property.

Adventure Time Vol. 1 by Ryan North