Jayson’s Reviews > And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street > Status Update

Notes:
(1) On constructing tall tales, reality-loose,
just kept very simple—the earliest Seuss.
- Illustrations in profile, real 2D routine,
if quite cinematic (done long in widescreen).
(2) A Pre-War aesthetic, from pictures to words.
- Restrained, while it's silly, it's never absurd.
(3) And a good moral too, on not being bad:
while imagining's fine, you don't lie to dad.