Arthur Adventure is an original series of Arthur books written and illustrated by Marc Brown and published by Little, Brown and Company between 1976 and 2000, with a total of 26 books. As the appearance of Arthur and the other characters were changing over time, many of the early books (except for Arthur's Nose) had a re-illustrated cover to show their more up-to-date appearance, although the page illustrations were recycled from their first editions. A book called Arthur and the True Francine was originally published in 1981 as simply The True Francine, but was re-published fifteen years later with a re-illustrated cover and a fuller title. In 2001, a 25th Anniversary Limited Edition of Arthur's Nose was published and featured pictures of how Arthur and his family changed over the years, plus the inspiration of the other characters in the series.
Arthur wants to play Deep, Dark Sea on the computer every chance he gets. He's hooked! When his mother leaves for work and asks him not to touch the computer, Arthur can't resist the temptation. Disobedience leads to disaster when Arthur and his friend Buster both reach for the mouse O— and the computer screen goes blank! Will Arthur be able to fix the computer before his mom gets home from work? Once again Arthur, D.W., and friends lead us on a hilarious adventure kids won't want to miss.
Most animated features like to stack up the celebrity guest voices, but few can boast a cast as eclectic as Arthur and the Great Adventure (US title: Arthur 3: The War of the Two Worlds), which features Selena Gomez, Snoop Dogg and Lou Reed on the same bill. The film is Luc Besson's second follow-up to his 2006 adventure Arthur and the Invisibles and again stars Freddie Highmore as the titular live-action hero.
The official synopsis: When Arthur uncovers a distress call sent from Minimoys, the invisible people who live in his own back yard, he knows that once again, he must embark on a great adventure to battle against the evil Maltazard and save Princess Selenia. Little does he know that this is an evil trick by his arch nemesis to reverse the magic of transformation to become a giant when Arthur passes into the Minimoytrs"s world. Now at less than half an inch tall, Arthur must save his own world from a giant evil Maltazard. Will this little hero have what it takes? Arthur and the Great Adventure has a festive Christmas Eve release in the UK.
