Collecting over 200 pages of DisneyPixar Toy Story adaptations, this graphic novel brings the adventure, comedy, and heart of Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3, and Toy Story 4 from the screen to your fingertips. Join Woody, Buzz, and all of your favorite toys, new and old, for adventure in this collection of the movies retold as comics! In Toy Story, Woody isn't the lone favorite anymore when Buzz gets introduced to Andy's room! Can the toys learn to play together? Woody's accidental ousting of Buzz leads to a rescue mission that ventures all over town. Then in Toy Story 2, Buzz must rescue Woody after he's toy-napped! Along the way they meet new friends Jessie and Bullseye and bring them back to Andy's room. As Andy gets older and plays with the toys less, a new adventure awaits them in Toy Story 3. Left on the curb by Andy's mom, Buzz and the gang decide to donate themselves to Sunnyside Day Care. Woody tries to get them to stay, but their journey leads them to Bonnie and a new home! Bonnie's kindergarten orientation in Toy Story 4 leads to a new toy named Forky. Woody is prepared to risk everything to bring Forky back after he gets lost, and Woody reunites with an old friend! Now a lost toy, Bo Peep helps Woody carry out his mission and understand that there is more than one way to be there for a kid.

"A graphic novel anthology featuring Woody and the Toy Story gang set before and after Disney-Pixar's Toy Story 4. Writer Haden Blackman (Star Wars) brings fun, energy, and heart in four connecting stories with some of Toy Story's favorite toys--and some new toys, too!"--

It’s a battle of the Buzzes when Andy gets an unexpected present… another Buzz Lightyear. But when Andy can only keep one and a mix-up causes him to return the wrong Buzz, how will Woody and the gang rescue their friend from being trapped in the toy store with an army of Buzz Lightyears? It’s a fun-filled adventure with all your favorite Toy Story characters, in a race to save the real Buzz Lightyear!

New adventures featuring Woody, Buzz Lightyear and all the rest! Andy's new puppy, Buster, loves to play with the toys - but if the gang can't control the playful pooch, all that chewing and shaking will damage them for sure! Plus, Woody decides to round up the gang to share scary stories around the campfi re! Then, Woody, Buzz, Rex and Slink explore new territory when they accidentally get put in the attic for storage! An unexpected new friend could be their only hope for getting back to Andy's room! And fi nally, Woody, Buzz and Jessie join Andy at summer camp! But when Andy leaves them alone, they accidentally lose his special campsite map! The toys attempt a daring rescue mission, but can they retrieve the map in one piece before Andy gets back? COLLECTING: TOY STORY 1-4

Picture book version of Disney's "Toy Story," in which two toys that have secret lives of their own--Woody, a talking cowboy, and Buzz Lightyear, a space hero--are forced to put aside their jealousy of one another and work together to save themselves from the beastly neighbor child.

Holly and Matt MacNabb look at the fascinating world of Toy Story collectibles.

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