And in one of the most nonsensical stories, there's a seemingly random series of pictures that confused me. There's a picnic, and a dragon that sneezes fire, a volcano, and the dragon accidentally burns a bird. Huh? Fans of maudlin Tokyo pop culture and art will actually manage to eat this volume up mainly because of the rather interesting and unique artwork comprised of really bright colors, and blinding splashes of pink and purple while the actions are described with "Throw! Throw! Kick!" which is never quite clear if the ninjas are yelling this or if this is just a series of onomatopoeia's a la Adam West "Batman." One of the most curious opening stories involves Wee Ninja fighting a horde of zombie ninjas which is ended with Wee and Zombie Ninja eating some muffins. Sorry, did I give away the ending? "Ninjatown" is a guilty pleasure. It requires no real focus or concentration and the art work by Art Belthazar and Bob Rendas grows on you as you zoom through the book like the Flash on speed. So, I'd suggest it if you're in the market for something new.