RASL COLOR ED 03 FIRE OF ST GEORGE: The Fire of St. George - Tapa blanda

Libro 3 de 18: RASL

Smith, Jeff

 
9781888963687: RASL COLOR ED 03 FIRE OF ST GEORGE: The Fire of St. George
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ISBN 10: 1888963689 ISBN 13: 9781888963687
Editorial: Cartoon, 2019

Sinopsis

Winner of the Eisner Award for Best Graphic Album is available in three trade paperback volumes complete and unabridged! A New York Times Bestseller, RASL is Jeff Smith's follow up to his epic fantasy BONE. A tightly wound mixture of science fiction, noir and conspiracy theories, RASL is a gritty, hard-boiled tale of an inter-dimensional art thief caught between dark government forces and the mysterious powers of the universe itself.In the third and concluding part of Jeff Smith’s hardboiled science fiction opus, Rasl is faced with hard revelations and an impossible decision. Armed only with a Clark bar in his pocket, Rasl sets out on his final mission.Originally serialized in black & white comic books and graphic novels, the award winning completed novel is embellished with muted, smoky color by Steve Hamaker and Jeff Smith. Praised by The Village Voice, USA Today, NPR, Physics Today, Booklist, The Onion/AV Club, Paste, Publishers Weekly and more.

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Acerca del autor

Jeff Smith is The New York Times bestselling author/cartoonist of the BONE and RASL graphic novels. BONE won numerous awards around the world, including multiple American Eisners and Harveys, and the French Alph Art. In 2005, Smith's work was chosen to launch Graphix, an imprint of Scholastic Books. Smith was guest editor of Best American Comics in 2013. Smith's web-comic about the first human to leave Africa 2,000,000 years ago called Tuki Save the Humans at Boneville.com, won the 2014 Reuben Award for Best Online Comic and is currently being prepared for release as a graphic novel.

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Editorial
Cartoon
Año de publicación
2019
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
1888963689
ISBN 13 
9781888963687
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
176
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