Fortunately, the Milk

The story's humor and whimsy feel so natural—I'm curious if there was a particular moment or influence that sparked this wild tale.

The absurd situations are hilarious, but I also found myself rooting for the dad’s quest. Does this blend of silliness and heroism resonate with others?

The narration really brings the characters to life with humor and warmth. I wonder how much direction Neil Gaiman gave to the voice actors or if it was all in the recording process.