They both have the same title, but now I see that the British version has changed it to Introducing Jung. I am assuming that there were copyright problems and one of them had to give in.
It is interesting to see how two authors and two illustrators deal with the same material. Sometimes when reading Jungian material it is hard to imagine what things look like, e.g. the sun with a penis wagging out of it. It’s all there in its glory. I found the drawing rather garish but they do get their point across.
These books are useful for those who are very visual in the way they learn best. There are lots of illustrations that can be used in personal presentations on both Jung/Myers theory and Jung. I like the one of Jung representing the four functions (pg. 55, Platania).
These books are fun to read and are the next best thing to “Instant Jung.”