Eventually, he sets out to find the mythical Folklords in the hopes that they can help him reach the world he dreams of.
The series received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who praised its handling of the fantasy genre, storytelling and art.
[1][2] Jodi Odgers of CBR.com gave the first issue a positive review, described the series' premise as "simple and enticing", praising the worldbuilding and likeability of the protagonist.
[4] Zack Quaintance of Comics Bookcase gave the same issue a 9.8/10, writing that it was "basically flawless, from writer Matt Kindt’s pithy and genuine scripting, to artist Matt Smith and Chris O’Halloran’s bright visuals and taut panel layouts.
"[5] Hannibal Tabu of Bleeding Cool criticized the finale's writing, saying that the ending "borrows too much from Frank L. Baum", but praised the artwork.