The Incredible Paper Chase | |
Publication Information | |
Author | Martin Handford |
Illustrator | Martin Handford |
Published | October 13, 2009 |
Publisher | Candlewick Press |
Pages | 24 |
ISBN | 076364689X |
Contents | |
Scenes | The Castle Siege The Jurassic Games Picture This The Great Retreat Muddy Swampy Jungle Game What a Dog Fight! The Beat of the Drums The Great Escape The Enormous Party The Wacky Waldo Circus |
Characters | Waldo, Woof, Wenda, Wizard Whitebeard, Odlaw and the Waldo Watchers |
Objects | Odlaw's Binoculars, Wizard Whitebeard's Scroll, Wenda's Camera, Woof's Bone, Waldo's Key, Piece of Paper |
Series | |
Preceded by | The Great Picture Hunt! (2006) |
Followed by | The Spectacular Poster Book! (2010) |
Special Edition |
Where's Waldo?: The Incredible Paper Chase is a Where's Waldo? book which was released in 2009.
In this book, fans follow Waldo through more astounding scenes, each containing a hard-to-find piece of paper torn from his sketchpad. The book includes an exciting parade, a confounding maze, a tricky spot-the-difference challenge, and other puzzles. The book also recycles features from the long out-of-print Ultimate Fun Book including the Muddy Swampy Jungle Game with press-out counters and tongue-twisting forfeit cards, plus the press-out circus scene.
Notes[]
- “The Castle Siege” first appeared in The Magnificent Poster Book and was later reprinted in Fighting Knights: a Where's Waldo Fun Fact Book.
- "The Jurassic Games" is the only new scene made for this book.
- “Picture This” originally appeared in The Magnificent Poster Book as "The Old Friends"
- “The Great Retreat” originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book, but it was black and white. It has been colorized for this edition.
- “Muddy Swampy Jungle Game” originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book with the same name
- “What a Dog Fight!” originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book as “Ding-Dong! What a Dog Fight!”
- “The Beat of the Drums” originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book with the same name. The original had middle eastern men carrying spears, wearing turbans and marching in a parade. They have all been replaced with white people in colonial attire to make it less offensive.
- “The Great Escape” originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book as “O, What a Lovely Maze”
- “The Enormous Party” originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book as “A Message From a Megastar”
- "The Wacky Waldo Circus" originally appeared in The Ultimate Fun Book as “The Wild and Wacky Waldo-Fun-Show”