9781561639984 - DUNGEON MONSTRES 06 GREAT ANIMATOR de Trondheim, Lewis; Sfar, Joann (5 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. Color Illustrations; 8.4 X 5.9 X 0.7 inches; 96 pages; Soft cover has a black spine with white lettering. Full color cells illustrate the book. "In an automaton-themed volume, 'The Great Animator' pits the predecessor to the Vaucanson great castle and realm against a huge army of ruthless invaders. Will the great castle's army of battle automatons even the fight? In the second story, 'The Inventor's Grimoire,' the Vaucanson grimoire with the secrets of building automatons has disappeared! If the secrets fell in the wrong hands, much harm could come of it.

First Printing; Paperback. Condición: New. First English Edition. Vol. 6; Color Illustrations; 6 1/2 x 9 1/4; Unpaginated pages; Soft cover has black spine with white lettering. NEW book. Pages not numbered; 96 pages. Originally published in French. Graphic novel has beatiful, vibrantly colored illustrations on every page. The series is a parody of sword and sorcery conventions in general, and specifically of the role-playing game Dungeons and Dragons. All of the characters are either anthropomorphic animals or other strange creatures. The "dungeon" of the title is, in the original series, a business establishment run by a mild-mannered chicken, where heroes come in search of adventure and treasure and invariably die. The timeline in the main continuity is described as the stages of day; the series that lead up to the dungeon's creation are described in the Potron-Minet (Dawn) segment, the castle's glory days are described as its Zénith, and its inevitable decay is described in the Crépuscule (Twilight) stories.