Artbook

Tatsuyuki Tanaka made his reputation with his masterful animation of Tetsuos mutating arm in Akira and since has split his time between animating, anime layout and conceptualization, and drawing illustrations and manga. He worked on the image boards for Fushigi No Umi No Nadia (The Secret of Blue Water), character designs for the video game Linda Cubed, and tons of storyboards for Studio 4C (famous for it's work on Spriggan, MEMORIES, and Vampire Hunter D, as well as Grasshoppa and Vermilion Pleasure Nights). This is his the first artbook containing B&W, color illustrations, storyboard work, rough sketches, promos and more. These are artworks from every aspect of his career, mysterious, intriguing and beautiful.

This is the dazzling first five-issue miniseries from Warren Ellis and new talent Facundo Percio. Don't look now but we will surely see a movie based on this character. “She floats and leaps around the city like she’s Daredevil, Lara Croft and a character from all rolled into one,” Warren Ellis says, shedding (just a little) more light on his title character, “but no-one can get a good look at her. A lot of people don’t even think she’s real... She’s real,” Ellis confirms. “It’s the city of New Ataraxia that might not be real. And yet there she is in this weird retropolis out of American 1950’s science fiction magazines, disrupting the activities of the War Department, Magnetic Science and the Metropolitan Police, apparently working for no-one but herself… because no-one living there would believe who she’s working for.” Also included is the Artbook, "The New Ataraxia Mission" released April 2009.

Over 200 artists present their own unique visions of Stranger Things in a stunning celebration of the runaway hit Netflix series.