Disneyland is itself a wondrous media mix. His cartoons drove the photo back to myth and dream screen. E.S. Carpenter, in his review of The Disney Version (Richard Schickel, Simon and Schuster), points to another media mix in Disney's life: "The only splash of color in Disney's private life was a model train that circled his home....Much of his social life consisted of donning an engineer's cap....He enjoyed planning wrecks....'Boy, we're sure going to have some wrecks now!"