Although it's sad to think that there may be no more Wallace and Gromit films (the animator, Nick Park, seems to be into other projects at the moment), this comic book captures a lot of the Wallace and Gromit spirit. There are a lot of wonderful little sight-gags (check out the titles of the books Gromit reads) and the storylines in the two adventures are similar in wackiness to those of the films. Still, it's a little disappointing not to get to see Wallace and Gromit _moving_, and you have to imagine Wallace's voice (though the authors did do a good job of conjuring up things he would be likely to say). There are a few rough spots, but in general it's a very good comic-type book, very funny and rereadable. If the Aardman folks don't see fit to make more Wallace and Gromit films, I hope there will at least be more "adventures" like this.

I LOVE Wallace and Gromit but found this book to be just too fluffy. It wasn't droll enough and definitely not substansive. Perhaps I was hoping for too much?

Wallace and Gromit (Cheese Lovers's Yearbook) will keep you abreast of the two's life and lifestyles. You will be exposed to behind the scenes activities that one would not normally find in their videos. You will definitely feel a part of Aardman Animations as you will come to know Wallace and Gromit like close neighbors.