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Per Diamond Distribution, HarperCollins' Neil Gaiman's Instructions HC (FEB101230, $14.99) was solicited as a 160-page book in error. The correct page count is 40 pages.
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Categories: BOOM! Studios, Harper Collins, media release
Media Release -- JULY 14TH, 2009 - TORONTO — HarperCollinsCanada and BOOM! Studios announced an agreement today that will see BOOM!'s original and licensed graphic novels distributed through HarperCollins to book retailers across Canada. Shipments from the HarperCollinsCanada warehouse will begin in July.
In Comic Art Now, many of the medium's finest exponents from around the world are gathered together for the first time in a volume that reveals the sheer diversity and rich talent that abounds in this thrilling artform. This book showcases the creme de la creme of contemporary comic book creators, whether they're established professionals or hot new bucks making waves in the industry. From superlative superheroes to heart-stopping horror, the artwork is divided into today's most popular comic-book genres. This book takes a rare holistic approach, incorporating small, self-published projects, through independent artists work, right up to big established names working for Marvel, DC and Dark Horse. What qualifies them for inclusion is the quality of their work, regardless of genre, labels or preconceptions. Comic Art Now is at the razor’s edge of one of the most important, relevant and misunderstood artforms on the planet.
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Categories: Suspended Animation, DC Comics, Reviews, Harper Collins
Suspended Animation Review
Batman: Animated, published by Harper Entertainment in 1998, 164 pages, $29.95.
As a long-time comics enthusiast, the only thing that excites me as much as exceptional comics or comics-related material is a great coffee table book ABOUT exceptional comics or comics-related material. Thus, I present to you Batman: Animated. Although nearly a decade old, the book covers one of the most successful animated franchises ever, Batman: The Animated Series. No surprise that it’s directly inspired by one of the most recognizable comic book characters in history. This is not the only reason the book is worth mention, however.
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