Alan moore and david lloyd (17 risultati)

Comic Book. Condizione: Very Good. Stapling is solid and not eating into cover. Pages are unmarked but slightly aged. Cover has only minor wear.; 31 pages.

Comic Book. Condizione: Very Good. Stapling is solid and not eating into cover. Pages are unmarked but slightly aged. Cover has only minor wear.; 30 pages.

Soft cover. Condizione: As New. GIFT QUALITY as pictured a First Edition stayed full number line As new softcover unread 286 pages.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condizione: Bien. 1� Edición. DC Cómics / Vértigo, 1990. Texto en inglés. Cómic. 286 páginas aprox. 26 x 17. Tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Sin subrayados ni anotaciones. Buen estado de conservación. ISBN: 9780930289522.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. Book has minor wear. Dust jacket has minor edge wear at top and bottom of spine. Slipcase has some scarring and some edge wear. A nice copy. May require extra postage. ***PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE!***.

200 / 216 pp. Good condition; touches of wear on covers.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Illus., 10.25 x 6.5", stapled pict wraps, 32pp, very minor edge wear else a nice, clean copy.

Kindle Ausgabe. Condizione: Sehr gut. Auflage: New. 296 Seiten Mit leichten Lager- und Gebrauchsspuren. ELK-29 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

paperback. Condizione: Gut. Seiten; 9781401208417.3 Gewicht in Gramm: 500. Lloyd, David (illustratore).

Trade paperback. Condizione: Near fine. First Edition. One of three issues of the first edition of one of the most significant graphic novels of the 1980s. This is the bookstore issue (this and the comic book store issues were trade paperbacks; there was also a hardcover book club edition). V for Vendetta was written beginning in 1981 as a response to Thatcherism in the United Kingdom. Its inspiration, Guy Fawkes, allowed Moore to explore themes of political repression and anarchism, unusual topics for comics and graphic novels at the time. "V for Vendetta was an ambitious and even audacious project, formally as well as in terms of its narrative. Fittingly for the subject matter the comic was an example of constrained writing/artwork, as Moore and Lloyd (at the latter's suggestion) set themselves certain conditions in the use of thought bubbles and sound effects. There were none. The idea was that their absence would promote ambiguity and complexity, turning these restraints to their advantage."-The Cambridge History of the Graphic Novel. The bookstore issue was published by Warner; the comic store version was put out by DC Comics. 286, [2:blank] pages. First bookstore edition, first printing (states "First Printing: May 1990" on the copyright page with a numberline ending in 1). Minor crease to lower rear corner; very light edge wear. A nice copy.…

Trade paperback. Condizione: Near fine. First Edition. One of three issues of the first edition of one of the most significant graphic novels of the 1980s. This is the bookstore issue (this and the comic book store issues were trade paperbacks; there was also a hardcover book club edition). V for Vendetta was written beginning in 1981 as a response to Thatcherism in the United Kingdom. Its inspiration, Guy Fawkes, allowed Moore to explore themes of political repression and anarchism, unusual topics for comics and graphic novels at the time. "V for Vendetta was an ambitious and even audacious project, formally as well as in terms of its narrative. Fittingly for the subject matter the comic was an example of constrained writing/artwork, as Moore and Lloyd (at the latter's suggestion) set themselves certain conditions in the use of thought bubbles and sound effects. There were none. The idea was that their absence would promote ambiguity and complexity, turning these restraints to their advantage."-The Cambridge History of the Graphic Novel. The bookstore issue was published by Warner; the comic store version was put out by DC Comics. 286, [2:blank] pages. First bookstore edition, first printing (states "First Printing: May 1990" on the copyright page with a numberline ending in 1). Small ding along the top edge, minor wear to the top of the spine.…

DC Comics. 2018. First edition, thus. Hardback in DW and STILL in shrink-wrap. A fine copy.

library. Condizione: Gut. 288 Seiten; 9780606340069.3 Gewicht in Gramm: 1. Lloyd, David (illustratore).

Vertigo. London. 1990. Large format paperback. Graphic novel. Illustrations in colour. A clean and sound copy.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. First hardcover edition. This is the first hardcover issue of Moore and Lloyd's influential graphic novel, published by the Book of the Month Club (the commercially published version was a paperback). This is one of the most significant graphic novels of the 1980s, written beginning in 1981 as a response to Thatcherism in the United Kingdom. Its inspiration, Guy Fawkes, allowed Moore to explore themes of political repression and anarchism, unusual topics for comics and graphic novels at the time. "V for Vendetta was an ambitious and even audacious project, formally as well as in terms of its narrative. Fittingly for the subject matter the comic was an example of constrained writing/artwork, as Moore and Lloyd (at the latter's suggestion) set themselves certain conditions in the use of thought bubbles and sound effects. There were none. The idea was that their absence would promote ambiguity and complexity, turning these restraints to their advantage."-The Cambridge History of the Graphic Novel. This is the only edition of V for Vendetta in hardcover format until the 2005 movie tie-in edition. The dust jacket for this edition, with the title in one line, matches the design of the comic book store paperback cover (the trade edition, for bookstores, has the title in two lines). 286, [2:blank] pages. NB: There are two versions of this hardcover. The most common has a paper label on the copyright page identifying the printer as Ronalds Printing. The label covers a printed BOMC text about recordings and compact discs. The other variant (this copy) does not have a paper label but has an ink stamp on the rear endpaper identifying the printer as Horowitz/Rae Book Manufacturers. First hardcover edition (stated "First Printing" on the copyright page with no label on the copyright page; printer stamp on the rear endpaper). A fine hardcover copy in a near fine dust jacket.…

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. First hardcover edition. This is the first hardcover issue of Moore and Lloyd's influential graphic novel, published by the Book of the Month Club (the commercially published version was a paperback). This is one of the most significant graphic novels of the 1980s, written beginning in 1981 as a response to Thatcherism in the United Kingdom. Its inspiration, Guy Fawkes, allowed Moore to explore themes of political repression and anarchism, unusual topics for comics and graphic novels at the time. "V for Vendetta was an ambitious and even audacious project, formally as well as in terms of its narrative. Fittingly for the subject matter the comic was an example of constrained writing/artwork, as Moore and Lloyd (at the latter's suggestion) set themselves certain conditions in the use of thought bubbles and sound effects. There were none. The idea was that their absence would promote ambiguity and complexity, turning these restraints to their advantage."-The Cambridge History of the Graphic Novel. This is the only edition of V for Vendetta in hardcover format until the 2005 movie tie-in edition. The dust jacket for this edition, with the title in one line, matches the design of the comic book store paperback cover (the trade edition, for bookstores, has the title in two lines). 286, [2:blank] pages. NB: There are two versions of this hardcover. The most common has a paper label on the copyright page identifying the printer as Ronalds Printing. The label covers a printed BOMC text about recordings and compact discs. The other variant does not have a paper label but has an ink stamp on the rear endpaper identifying the printer as Horowitz/Rae Book Manufacturers. First hardcover edition (stated "First Printing" on the copyright page with a paper label identifying the printer as Ronalds Printing). A fine hardcover copy in a near fine dust jacket.…

D C Comics. New York. 1988-1989. In Ten volumes. Complete. Slight shelfwear along spines otherwise a clean and sound set of this iconic graphic novel of the late 1980s.