Winx Club: Magic Collection Paperback – September 16, 2014

Color is great, it's got plenty of stories (does differ a bit form the TV series, on the plot but not too much). It's a beauty. Only con is due to the fact that because it's so thick the paper is a bit thin, if pages are turned abruptly or handled too roughly they are sure to break.Overall a great product with a good price.

Great

After discovering the existence of Winx Club comics, one couldn't help but be excited! I mean, books tend to have more information that's normally left out by their televised counter parts!Especially since it only had one 'negative' review!But alas, I'm afraid that I'll have to add a negative review so as to warn future buyers.The book is lovely but not as organized as one would hope. As I read, there is a little gloss over a of character's betrayal but it isn't until Volume five chapter two, that we reach a 'bump' in the plot. Now, volume five is what you would consider the start of 'season two' of Winx Club.Of course one may think its ridiculous, to already finish reading 'season one' and starting 'two' but, let me put you at ease. The comic was wonderfully paced until volume five chapter two.From there its the biggest snowball down hill I've ever seen! What use to be a solid beginning of a plot turned into a collection of mini side stories!Characters never introduced and/or seen before suddenly appear!If I hadn't followed the TV series before hand... I would have NEVER made heads or tails!So my suggestion is that if you do buy this, make sure you, or the gifted person, won't mind it's flaws.One should also take note that the reader needs to be CAREFUL with the book when reading. As a person quite familiar with reading manga I took immediate notice of the weak binding that holds this comic together. And as I read it for a second time the pages literally PEELED apart, not only from each other, but from spine as well! Thankfully it didn't damage the pages its self.I'll attach a pictures for all to see.Wish me luck with the super glue for I have no plans to hole punch these pages.P.S.It's not that I dislike the comic, but so much as I dislike the one who organized it.P.P.S.- After managing to get a glimpse of the real comic series, I have concluded that there is much being left out. But don't let this stop you from buying this, it is still a fun book.

The book fell apart almost immediately. It is not bound well at all

Excellent product

A very nice graphic novel: a good inch and a half thick in full color. Finally, the Winx Club comics in a form that's guilt-free and will stand up on your shelf! Winx fans who've been reading on the internet may be confused by the "Contains volumes 1-9" on the cover. In fact it contains a selection of stories from the beginning of the comics to quite recent ones. Here's the breakdown with the Italian issue numbers:4 A Friend for Bloom1 The Castle2 The Secrets of Alfea3 the Boys From red Fountain9 A Job for Bloom6 The Swamp Monster11 Dragon's Flame18 Guardian of Dreams20 An Evil Wind56 Magix on Ice60 Future Adventure50 The Island of Time61 The Rebellion67 Magix Virus73 Perfume and Magic69 The Cursed Jewel88 Kyril's Test

My 6 your old is obsessed with Winx and this is a great reading book for us to enjoy at bed time. Huge book!

Great book, but it fell apart quickly. I had to hole punch the pages and put it in a binder because it was in about 4 pieces before it was read once through.