Clare Leslie Hall

Volumen traduce la serie limitada estadounidense de cuatro números El Diablo, publicada por DC entre Marzo y Junio de 2001.

The baffling murder of a famed Parisian artist in his locked and guarded studio takes the tenacious Detective Inspector LeBrock of Scotland Yard and his faithful adjunct, Detective Ratzi, into the cutthroat Grandville art scene to track the mysterious assassin. As the body count mounts and events spiral out of control, the investigation points to Toad Hall, where a cabal of industrialists and fat cats plot the overthrow of the French State…by use of steam-driven automaton soldiers! A Victorian anthropomorphic thriller, Grandville Bete Noire signals the welcome return of master storyteller and graphic-novel pioneer Bryan Talbot to his Eisner and Hugo Award nominated steampunk detective series.

La Saison de la Coulœuvre est l'histoire de deux jeunes fonctionneurs de l'Intersection 55, Rhéa Davenham et Derec Finn, et d'une poignée de ces voyageurs galactiques, Diane Bendix la Sentinelle étoilée, Jarmil l'homme-fourmi diplomate, l'armurier Xtalassar et bien d'autres. Pendant trente heures, tous vont être confrontés à un phénomène inexorable qui ressemble à la fois à une panne du réseau et au retour d'une divinité oubliée. Pour éviter le pire, ils vont devoir descendre dans les profondeurs de l'Intersection, faire l'expérience d'un monde aux lois physiques différentes et affronter une forme de connaissance qui s'apparente à la folie. Mais l'enjeu est de taille : le contrôle de cent milliards d'étoiles.

Using his unique gift for deciphering alien symbols, Carter Hall learns the secets knowledge of his new foe, Morphicius, even as his deadly power continues to grow! Unraveling this mystery is Hawkman'.

Now here's an issue with some meat on its bones! Not only does it have a full-length spoof of The Walking Dead, but also Sergio Aragonés' MAD Look at the Apocalypse, and Al Jaffee's Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions! What more could you ask for? How about Celebrity Rock, Paper, Scissors, The Zit Hall of Fame, The Fundalini Pages, The MAD Strip Club, Planet Tad!!!!!, Spy vs. Spy, the MAD Fold-In and a special 2012 MAD Calendar! What are you waiting for? Run out and buy a copy today! RUN! Run like you're being chased by a horde of flesh-eating undead!

The Silver Age (1956-1970) was one of the most popular and influential eras in comic book history for creators and readers alike. The Silver Age of Comic Book Art highlights the careers of eight acknowledged hall of fame artists who drew definitive versions of the industry's greatest characters, while often setting trends in the look of comic book art itself. Arlen Schumer's book is the first to concentrate on the importance of these artists and their work, as well as the literary and sociological aspects of the Silver Age. Designed by the author using a distinctive graphic style, actual comic book art is enlarged to dynamic full- and double-page spreads, along with biographical text by the author, and thoughts, ideas and quotes from the artists themselves. Finally, here is an art book that pays proper homage to this great era of comic books and the amazing artists responsible for it.