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[frik51]

Those Disney books look fun.

Oh, they are.
There's another nice item on its way over here...

Nice additions Siep

Thanks, Grant.

[Patrick]

I like Vincent Chong's artwork on the cover of your 11.22.63 editions.

Those Disney books look fun.

Nice additions Siep

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Earlier you mentioned the Dracula graphic novel being the first you've seen. Jon J. Muth did a gorgeous volume back in the 80s called Dracula: A Symphony in Moonlight and Nightmares. It's not a straight adaptation, in fact if I remember right, it's a bit more like the Frank Langella version of the story.

I'll see if I can find it. Sounds intriguing.

And as for GDT's "At the Mountains of Madness", I'm a bit of an IMDb junkie and the last news I saw was that the studio dropped the deal since it would be too expensive and have an R rating. Have you heard that it is back on?

If I remember correctly, I read somewhere that AtMoM is too close to GdT's heart to let go. It has been his dream project for years and he's still determined to have it made.
(But, this could be wishful thinking on my part...)

sk

[TerryE]

And back to Disney: gorgeous set of books; and not expensive at all.
Terry, did you get one?

I've got Race to Death Valley as the single volume, but haven't read it yet. Earlier you mentioned the Dracula graphic novel being the first you've seen. Jon J. Muth did a gorgeous volume back in the 80s called Dracula: A Symphony in Moonlight and Nightmares. It's not a straight adaptation, in fact if I remember right, it's a bit more like the Frank Langella version of the story. And as for GDT's "At the Mountains of Madness", I'm a bit of an IMDb junkie and the last news I saw was that the studio dropped the deal since it would be too expensive and have an R rating. Have you heard that it is back on?

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A few more additions I received lately:

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Very nice Siep! I'll need to pick that one up (Book of Horrors). Where did you find a signed regular edition?

Forbidden Planet (London).
Maybe they have some signed copies left.

sk

Love that "A Book of Horrors" Siep, very attractive publication indeed