Publisher(s): Radical Publishing
Writer(s): Ian Edginton
Penciller(s): Stjepan Sejic
Colourist(s): Stjepan Sejic
Letterer(s): Jimmy Betancourt
Cover Artist(s): Luis Royo, Clint Langley, Clayton Crain
$4.99 US, 64pp, Color
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Showing posts with label Comic. Show all posts
Friday, March 25, 2011
Aladdin - Legacy of the Lost #3 | Comic
Publisher(s): Radical Publishing
Writer(s): Ian Edginton
Penciller(s): Stjepan Sejic
Colourist(s): Stjepan Sejic
Letterer(s): Jimmy Betancourt
Cover Artist(s): Luis Royo, Clint Langley, Clayton Crain
$4.99 US, 64pp, Color
Aladdin - Legacy of the Lost #2 | Comic
Publisher(s): Radical Publishing
Writer(s): Ian Edginton
Penciller(s): Patrick Reilly, Stjepan Sejic
Inker(s): Patrick Reilly, Stjepan Sejic
Colourist(s): Patrick Reilly, Stjepan Sejic
Letterer(s): Jimmy Betancourt
Cover Artist(s): Marko Djurdjevic, Arthur Suydam, Clayton Crain
$4.99 US, 48pp, Color
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Aladdin - Legacy of the Lost #1 | Comic
Publisher(s): Radical Publishing
Writer(s): Ian Edginton
Penciller(s): Patrick Reilly
Colourist(s): Patrick Reilly
Letterer(s): Jimmy Betancourt
Cover Artist(s): Marko Djurdjevic, Arthur Suydam, Clayton Crain
$4.99 US, 64pp, Color
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Will Eisner - Comics and Sequential Art | Comic
The best single book on how to tell a story with words and pictures, by the father of the graphic novel.
Comics and Sequential Art is the first in the trilogy of 'how-to' books that also includes Graphic Storytelling and Visual Narrative and Expressive Anatomy for Comics and Narrative.
Eisner covers all the bases in this guide to creating your own comics, now in a revised and enhanced edition for a new generation. With examples from Eisner's own catalog and such masters as H. Foster, R. Crumb, Art Spiegelman, Milton Caniff, Al Capp, and George Herriman, these books distill the art of graphic storytelling into principles that every comic artist, writer, and filmmaker should know.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Will Eisner - Sundiata: A Legend of Africa | Comic
SUNDIATA (2003) is an adaptation of the African nation-building myth in which a Malian child-prince, born crippled, liberates his people from Sumanguru, the evil King of the rival Sosso people.
Will Eisner - The Princess And The Frog | Comic
The Grimm Brothers' classic fairy tale THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG (1999) gets a breath of new life by Will Eisner in this colorful adaption.
Will Eisner - Moby Dick | Comic
MOBY DICK (2001) is Eisner's retelling of Herman Melville's classic novel of the same name.
Will Eisner - The Last Knight | Comic
In this overview of the most well-known piece of Spanish literature, Eisner turns his pen and brush to capturing one of literary history's most colorful characters, Don Quixote. Eisner adapts Miguel de Cervantes' words into a colorful and entertaining look at the Man of La Mancha and his faithful assistant, Sancho Panza.
Will Eisner - Hawks of the Seas | Comic
HAWKS OF THE SEAS (2003) is the definitive collection of Will Eisner's early pirate adventure series set in the 18th-century Caribbean.
Will Eisner - Fagin The Jew | Comic
FAGIN THE JEW (2003) is Will Eisner's examination of the Fagin character from Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist. Based on his own research into the era and the original editions of Oliver Twist, Eisner tells Fagin's story, and looks at prejudice, poverty and anti-Semitism prevelant in classic literature.
Will Eisner - To The Heart Of The Storm | Comic
TO THE HEART OF THE STORM (1991) is a compelling, award-winning autobiographical novel about a young man who recalls his life while riding a troop train during World War II; his poverty stricken home life, the anti-Semitism he and his family have faced, the family stories his parents recounted.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Will Eisner - New York: The Big City | Comic
There is no city in the world that embodies man's loftiest aspirations and most base desires like New York. This perceptive graphic novel examines multi-faceted metropolitan life, and all the flavor, color, and commotion that go with it.
Will Eisner - Minor Miracles | Comic
MINOR MIRACLES (2000) is a collection of four remembrances of apocryphal stories or "meinsas" that filled the air of the tenements and streets of Dropsie Avenue (the same neighborhood found in A Contract with God and Dropsie Avenue). The full title of this Eisner work is Minor Miracles: Long Ago and Once upon a Time Back When Uncles Were Heroic, Cousins Were Clever, and Miracles Happened on Every Block.
Will Eisner - Life On Another Planet | Comic
LIFE ON ANOTHER PLANET (1993). It's the near future, and the first evidence of intelligent life on another planet reaches earth — a signal from space. This story traces the effects around the world as mankind discovers we're not alone in the universe.
Will Eisner - Dropsie Avenue | Comic
Dropsie Avenue (1995) is the saga of the death and rebirth of a New York neighborhood where Dutch, Irish, Italian, and Jewish immigrants built a city and a nation.
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Will Eisner - The Dreamer | Comic
THE DREAMER (1986) is a semi-fictional story of a young man who dreams of working in the world of comic books in the 1930s. Along the way he meets those who share his dream, and others who have dreams of their own.
Will Eisner - City People Notebook | Comic
CITY PEOPLE NOTEBOOK (1989) is the sequel to Will Eisner's New York: The Big City. This is not a 'graphic novel' so much as a series of 32 vignettes and 'graphic essays' developed while researching New York. Centered on an examination of three facets of city life: Time, Space and Smell, Eisner brings to this task a lifetime of memories, encounters and experiences and shares them with consummate skill.
Will Eisner - A Life Force | Comic
A Life Force (first published in 1988) is an examination of the lives, aspirations, beliefs and fears of people enduring the Depression of the 1930s and the rise of Hitler’s Germany as it casts its long shadow over the microcosm of a Bronx tenement on Eisner's Dropsie Avenue.
Will Eisner - A Contract With God | Comic
A Contract With God (1978) revolutionized the comics medium with its publication in the late '70s and is often referred to as the first modern graphic novel, a term Eisner helped popularise.
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