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- One of the classic Alan Moore works is finally back in print with totally re-mastered artwork and lettering.
- Adman Timothy Hole has everything going for him and has now been handed the biggest assignment of his life, marketing a major cola in Russia. But his smooth life begins to unravel as he is stalked by a demonic child that makes him question not just who he is, but how he really affects those around him. It is about the little murders that we all have to make each day just to get by. The little assassinations of tiny things. Really, how much damage can be done by a small killing?
- As an added bonus, this graphic novel includes new commentary articles by both Alan Moore and the artist, Oscar Zarate.
A propos de l'auteur
Alan Moore is widely considered to be the greatest comic book writer of all time. With over thirty years dedicated to the medium, his body of work includes
Watchmen (the best-selling graphic novel in history),
From Hell,
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,
Swamp Thing,
Tom Strong,
Promethea,
V for Vendetta, and
Lost Girls, just to name a few. Avatar Press has published numerous Moore projects in recent years, including his seminal guide to graphic storytelling, WRITING FOR COMICS. His other Avatar projects include HYPOTHETICAL LIZARD, YUGGOTH CULTURES, and the highly anticipated Fall 2011 release, NEONOMICON.
Résumé
- One of the classic Alan Moore works is finally back in print with totally
re-mastered artwork and lettering.
- Adman Timothy Hole has everything going for him and has now been handed the
biggest assignment of his life, marketing a major cola in Russia. But his smooth
life begins to unravel as he is stalked by a demonic child that makes him
question not just who he is, but how he really affects those around him. It is
about the little murders that we all have to make each day just to get by. The
little assassinations of tiny things. Really, how much damage can be done by a
small killing?
- As an added bonus, this graphic novel includes new commentary articles by
both Alan Moore and the artist, Oscar Zarate.
