The Incredibles Essential Guide

by Stephen Cole

Follow the story of the Incredibles, a family of undercover superheroes, in the Essential Guide to Disney/Pixar's newest collaboration. This insider's guide gives readers all the background... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0756605512
• ISBN13: 9780756605513
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
• Length: 47 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.7" x 11.3"
• Age Range: 1 to 18 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Postsecondary

Customer Reviews

The Essential Guide

Unlike the "Artwork" book (see my other review), this one is great for the kids or the casual fan. This one is the Incredibles that you know and love (like me), with a few extra tidbits of information.

It's great!

This large and brightly colored book is a great gift for the young Incredibles fan you know and love! It is chock-full of many images from the movie, and has lots of interesting bits of information. What is covered in this book? Mr. Incredible, Bob Parr, Elastigirl, Helen Parr, Violet, Dash, Jack-Jack, the Parr family home, Bob's den, Insuricare, The Incredibile, Frozone, Edna Mode, E's Laboratory, Fallen Heroes, Syndrome, Mirage, the Omnidrone, Nomanisan (Island), and Syndrome's island base. Each subject gets two large, facing pages. This is a great book, and sure to be a hit with any young Incredibles fan. I bought this book for my nephew and he loves it. (Indeed, I read through it before I turned it over to him.) So, if you of someone you know is an Incredibles fan, then get this book for them. It's great!

Kristin's Incredibles review

After fifteen years giving up his career,Mr. Incredible as a crime fighter in the future.He faces the challenge of his life. So he desited to do hero work on the side. He finaly reaializes that he has fallen into a trap of a new super villen. Mr. Incredible's super family realizes that he is in truble so they deside to go find him. While they were out suerching he was fighting a robot. Since he beat the robot they became super hero's agen. That's when the Incredibles learned that working together is most important.

Great fun for the kids!!!!

Stephen Cole's DK tie-in to the upcoming Incredibles is great fun. In particular for the kiddies, and for some adults who want to get the heads up on the upcoming Pixar-Disney film. The photos picked from the movie show how Pixar keep getting better and better in those films. The realism and depth are amazing. The guide does an excellent job on presenting the characters and setting, without giving away the ending or other aspects of the plot. Economical for all the material presented, and the pictures do invite a second or third look. I'm anxious to see the movie. It's about six weeks away, and now more than every I'm ready to see it. Wonder what tie-in books, DK will release next year. How about Jimmy Neutron Sincerely, JThree