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By: Alex Raymond
By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: IDW Publishing
September 15, 2009
I was 8 years old when Rip Kirby first appeared on the pages of the daily newspaper to which our family subscribed. I was in love with Honey Dorian before I knew what love was. I was impressed with Rip Kirby and his faithful butler Desmond. While less loathsome than Dick Tracy's bad guys I nonetheless felt the apprehension of seeing the Mangler arise out of the waters of San Francisco Bay in his successful... more
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| 2. Flash Gordon Volume 7 |
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By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
October 31, 2006
Nice, but maybe a nicest printing could be done. A larger scale, with a better color treatment and a better restoration. The actual printing is not that bad, but I guess is all you can get with a cheap chinese printing... more
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| 3. Flash Gordon Volume 6 | 
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By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
October 31, 2006
Nice, but maybe a nicest printing could be done. A larger scale, with a better color treatment and a better restoration. The actual printing is not that bad, but I guess is all you can get with a cheap chinese printing... more
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| 4. Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon, Vol. 2 (Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon) |
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By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
December 15, 2004
The adventure strip on the comics page has not yet quite gone the way of the dodo, but it is definitely in spotted owl territory: rare and threatened constantly by outside forces (such as newspaper economics). Certainly, the few that are left are bland. None can compare the adventure strips of yore, and among these, Flash Gordon is one of the tops.
The title character is a near perfect... more
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| 5. Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon, Vol. 1 (Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon) |
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By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
May 01, 2004
Paperback, or another run of hardcover, it's all good! Just please give those of us who missed out on #1 a chance to buy it! I can't buy the others without the first one!... more
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| 6. Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon, Vol. 5 (v. 5) | 
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By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
October 07, 2005
Alex Raymond is the tutor of most of artist of the comic's industry.
There are several books on Flash Gordon. I found this series to be
enjoyable, can't wait to complete the series with #3... more
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| 7. A Tale of Two Brothers (Disney's The Lion King) |
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By: Alex Simmons
Publisher: Grolier Books
1994
This is the first book in a series of six books made after the first Lion King movie was released. All of them depict either the adventures of Kopa (Simba and Nala's son) or a story told to Kopa about past events in the Lion King universe. These books, which are geared for children, are an entertaining read for anyone who's a Lion King fan. On the first page of each book there is a list of Swahili... more
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| 8. Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon, Vol. 4 (Alex Raymond's Flash Gordon) |
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By: Alex Raymond
Publisher: Checker Book Publishing Group
June 01, 2006
I purchased Vol.3 and Vol.4 as gifts for my son, who is a professional animator. He was thrilled with both books! He already owned Vol.1 and Vol.2 and stated that the artist's technique and style development was clearly visible as one progresses through the volumes 1-4. Great "study" books for any animation artist... more
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| 9. The Joy of Sex: A Gourmet Guide to Lovemaking (Complete and Unabridged Illustrated Edition / Revised and Updated for the 1980's) | |
From: Pocket Books, New York
Publisher: Pocket Books, New York
1987
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| 10. Art in the Making: Rembrandt: New Edition |
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By: David Bomford, Jo Kirby, Ashok Roy, Alex Ruger, Raymond White
Publisher: Yale University Press
September 18, 2006
A great book for both the knowledgeable and curious reader. Despite much technical observation, it will be understandable for most. Very well illustrated. Informative to the pro and fascinating to the novice. A fine study not only of Rembrandt's methods but of old master paintings in general. The survey text at the beginning gives necessary background for all the detailed studies of individual... more
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