"...explores the idea of how we use our time, and by extension, how we use our consciousness…. [It] reminds me a little of Krazy Kat. Although less wacky and episodic, Indigo Animal has the same deceptive depth and profundity as the doings in Kokonino County. Definitely a find… if you can find it."
--Ginger Mayerson, Los Angeles, The Journal of the Lincoln Heights Literary Society.

"In the words of its deep blue protagonist, this book provides a place where the mind can be fed calmly, promoting relaxation and a wider vision in the midst of one's busy day…and life. A lovely, magical book."
—Professor Jacob Needleman, author of A Sense of the Cosmos, The Heart of Philosophy and The American Soul. 

"Aside from being the most visually charming 'graphic novel' ever produced, Indigo Animal is vital literature, literature that conveys meaning through the power of feeling that it delivers to the reader. You could sit with your five-year old and read it aloud, you could read it to your shrink or your clergyman or your grandparents, and each of them would respond to Indigo's joy of search and discovery. 

What is to be done with a four-footed creature, apparently mammal, of an unknown age, of unspecified gender who reads Epictetus and the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius?

Before you read that next book of Dogen, Chodron, Tolle or Dr. Phil, do yourself a splendid favor and pick up a copy of Indigo Animal. It does not matter how many Sanskrit texts you have personally translated or how many Lotus Feet you have kissed, if you have not met Indigo you are at great risk of spiritual illiteracy."
—Ronald Hobbs, San Francisco Poet