How to Draw Dragon Ball Z

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Summary: a poor excuse for a book
Review: I was extremely unhappy with this book. For one, we get one, maybe 2 poses of each character, and none in their "classic" stance. Goku in a fierce battle pose is one thing, but what if I just wanted typical Goku smile? And there's hardly any Vegeta or Piccolo. I would totally keep my [money] if I were you...

Rating:
Summary: It Was OKAY
Review: It could of been alot better but..... once you practice a little you can make up different poses!! it should of had better stuff like background but none of it really looked like in the shows. It could of been alot better.But I think it was worth its money. but it is a good starting point.

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Summary: book seems fine to me...
Review: This book is a good book for beginners, it teaches how to draw the eyes, hands, etc. However, if you are planning on making your own full color dbz movies, this one isn't the one for you, haha. It's not bad for newbie drawers like me though.

Rating:
Summary: totally stinks
Review: This book stinks. Half of the character pictures don't even look like the people they're portraying. The author seems to think that all we want to draw are mean action pictures. There's only a few pages anyway, and not very much help drawing them. If you've got major artistic talent and you want good shots to copy, buy the manga. If you don't have much talent but want to draw, find another book. I wasted my money on this one...don't waste yours!