| 1. X-Men: New Mutants Classic, Vol. 2 (v. 2) | 
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By: Chris Claremont, Bill Sienkiewicz
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 07, 2007
The first volume of "New Mutants Classic" had five young mutants assembled under the tutelage of Professor Charles Xavier, go on a couple of adventures, and, in the finale, lose one of their number; the resolution to that story would not come for some time, but writer Chris Claremont wastes no time in adding to the cast, and greatly broadening the scope of the series.
The previous volume... more
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| 2. MOBY DICK Classics Illustrated | |
From: berkely first publishiing
Publisher: berkely first publishiing
1990
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| 3. The Bill Sienkiewicz Sketchbook (Vol. 1) |
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By: Bill Sienkiewicz
Publisher: Fantagraphics Books
1990-05
I have owned this book for about five years now and I must say that I love it. Whenever I need some inspiration I'm taking it down from the shelf. It is packed with his sketches in various styles. Some are full colour paintings. Some times a sketchbook says more than a book full of perfekt originals. Here's alot of portrait and pictures from his daylife. From the subwaytrain and others. Mixed up... more
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| 4. Stray Toasters | 
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By: Bill Sienkiewicz
By: Bill Sienkiewicz
Publisher: Image Comics
August 29, 2007
Man, I've just enjoyed while watching (and reading) those half painted, half drawn pages.
I think that I'll put this book on my top shelf, among some other stuff by McKean and Bilal!
The storyline is very heavy and psychotic ... it reminds me
on some artistic, experimental short films. And it's dark. I like that! But there's a touch of detective novel as well (like in Bladerunner... more
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| 5. X-Men Archives #1 | |
By: Chris Claremont
Publisher: Marvel
1995
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| 6. Testament | 
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By: Jim Krueger
Publisher: Metron Press
September 30, 2003
Beautiful art! I have rarely seen better art in comics - and I've read a lot of them!
The story is a bit disjointed- it tries to squeeze the entire Old Testament into around 100 pages- but interesting. It might be confusing for somebody completely unfamiliar with the Old Testament, but even a passing familiarity should be enough to follow the story... more
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| 7. Bill Sienkiewicz Sketchbook | |
By: Gary Groth
Publisher: Fantagraphics Books Inc
September 30, 2003
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| 8. Black Widow Vol. 2: The Things They Say About Her (Mighty Avengers) | 
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By: Richard K. Morgan
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 21, 2006
Sordid and violent.
Which is sort of what you expect when you have companies, criminals and spies running around.
Complete with bits of Morgan's take on the background of the Black Widow, as well as bits of Daredevil and Nick Fury involved - which may not have been necessary as much as it was - although the character history between the Widow and Hornhead can often make this... more
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| 9. Wolverine: Inner fury | |
By: Bill Sienkiewicz
Publisher: Marvel Comics
1992
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| 10. Bill Sienkiewicz Precursor Limited Edition | |
By: Bill Sienkiewicz
Publisher: Hermes Press
December 05, 2005
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