Paul Pope es un dibujante estadounidense celebrado por su distintivo estilo visual y su enfoque innovador del género. Su obra a menudo explora temas de identidad, tecnología y el futuro con una mezcla única de energía cruda y profunda humanidad. Pope se ha establecido no solo como un respetado creador de cómics, sino también como un aclamado artista y diseñador con alcance internacional. Su influencia se extiende más allá de los medios de cómic tradicionales, como lo demuestra su trabajo para marcas de moda y estudios de cine de renombre.
A deluxe hardcover edition that lets you experience the Land of Ooo and all of your favorite characters including Finn the Human, Jake the Dog, Princess Bubblegum, Marceline the Vampire Queen, Lumpy Space Princess, Ice King, Peppermint Butler, and more.
All five issues of the groundbreaking sci-fi miniseries from writer/artist Paul Pope are collected is here one stunning package. This "graphic movie" tells three separate but interconnected stories in Pope's trademark dynamic style, shifting viewpoints and characters across the urban maze of 2038 Manhattan. Filled with wit, charm, sex and menace, 100% brings a surprisingly true-feeling future to gritty life. Suggested for Mature Readers.
This captivating true story reads like a cross between The Godfather and Citizen Kane. It chronicles the emergence in America of an Italian immigrant and his son whose deeds would make them among the most prominent practitioners of power and influence in the new world. Based on previously untapped sources, this engrossing book presents an archetypal story of the American century, told candidly by a consummate insider.
Originally published in single magazine form in Batman Year 100 1-4--P. facing t.p. číst celé
Paul Pope brings a quiet, old-school sensibility to noisy, postmodern comics with Heavy Liquid. This graphic novel, set in the late 21st century, focuses on all the classic elements of detective and adventure stories: lost love, mysterious clients, a package everyone wants, and a tired, barely willing protagonist. The narrative details--such as the eponymous liquid, which is part munition, part drug, and much stranger than any character imagines--are calculated to foil the reader's assumptions, and the expressionistic artwork blends simple colors with bold lines to draw the eyes onward. It seems safe to say that cyberpunk's not dead. --Rob Lightner
When Battling Boy's father (a warrior god) drops him on a world infested with bloodthirsty monsters, he leaves his son with nothing but a magic credit card, a trunk full of enchanted tee shirts, and instructions not to come home until he's liberated the planet from its plague of monsters. Its one kid vs an entire world full of monsters.
Aurora West is on the verge of solving the mystery of her mother's death, but it's hard keeping her efforts a secret from her grieving father, the legendary monster-hunter Haggard West. Between her school work and her hours training and hunting with her dad, Aurora is hard-pressed to find time to be a secret sleuth. But she's nothing if not persistent.What Aurora doesn't realize is that she's about to blow open a secret that may very well destroy what's left of her family...and, indeed, all of Arcopolis.From Paul Pope, the legendary creator of Battling Boy , teamed up with JT Petty and David Rubín, comes the nail-biting sequel to The New York Times bestselling The Rise of Aurora West !
Like a feverish mash-up of Fellini films, Heavy Metal magazine, and classic Jack Kirby comics, this title tells the tale of a circus escape artist extraordinaire, who can escape from any situation - even from Death himself.
Volume 1 in a prequel series to battling boy.
"The One Trick Rip-Off": There're plenty of gangs in Los Angeles, but on the west side, it's the One Tricks. That's what Tubby is, a One Trick, but he's hungry to be someone else, someone out of Los Angeles. He and his girl Vim want to escape, but before they can, they need some cash. And that's what the One Tricks got, about a quarter million. If their plan comes off, they're set for life. If it doesn't, their lives don't matter much anyway. -- "Deep Cuts" is a collection of stories created during Pope's time traveling the world in the 1990s
