"He was once a little green slab of clay. You should see what Gumby can do today." Gumby. Just the mention of his name is enough to evoke a smile, and this little green clayboy has been delighting television viewers now for 30 years. "The Adventures of Gumby" has captivated both children and adults with its ingenious three-dimensional visual style and wonderful wordplay. Gumby: The Authorized Biography of the World's Favorite Clayboy is the first extended look at his marvelous ways. Each chapter presents a different facet of Gumby's multiple personality, casting him in his roles of adventurer, artist, and even Zen master. Written in harmony with Gumby's Dad, Ark Clokey, Gumby also includes and in-depth guide to all 130 Gumby adventures, a selection of letters to Gumby, and a step-by-step guide on how to film your own Gumby stories using the techniques of trimensional animation. Whether you have just discovered Gumby or been a fan for years, Gumby is a funny, joyous trip through the clayboy's fantastic world.
I'm really disappointed with this book. I was hoping for a more behind the scenes look and history of the creation of Gumby, along with an episode guide. I'm not sure what the two writers intentions were with this book, but for me, they failed miserably.