I'm glad you guys like the design. It actually gets even better the new the book was designed, as part way through getting these created we though of some minor things that really spice up the look of these lettered editions. Overall I think the change will work out better for everyone in the end. Personally I'd much rather have this style of lettered edition on my bookshelf than the old style, but then again I've always wanted Easton Press books and have never been able to afford them.
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Loveliest Dead is amazing looking!Comment
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Congratulations, Martin. it's a gorgeous edition.
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With the leather spine, and raised hubs, it definitely has a bit of an Easton look. I think even better though, more identity to each book. Different Eastons often have very similar designs.Originally posted by Dan Hocker View PostComment
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I think the ones that really shine in this big batch are Pure and Fangoria. They've fell late enough that they where after we made some minor tweaks to the over all design of these. I think there may have been pictures in the update Brian posted the other week, but I can always take some photos and post them somewhere if you guys haven't seen them. Fangoria has got to be my favorite.Originally posted by Theli View PostCD Email: [email protected]
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Those lettered editions are beautiful. Congratulations Martin.Comment
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Very nice! That's one great looking book!Comment
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He posted a picture, but if you want to snap a couple more I'd be glad to check it out! It's a fantastic book all around, picked up the s/l copy, after seeing these new editions I kind of wish I'd splurged on the lettered though (assuming I could afford it at the time, which I probably couldn't lol).Originally posted by Dan Hocker View PostComment
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The only picture I saw only showed the spines, I would love some additional pictures. I am really jonesing to see what the Lettered Century's Best turned out like, hint, hint!Originally posted by Dan Hocker View PostComment
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I can probably grab some pictures of that one as well. Though Centuries Best is the older style with the traycase. I'll see what I can do today.Originally posted by Martin View PostCD Email: [email protected]
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Thanks Dan, the additional stamping on the front of the Lettered editions is really nice. I also really wanted to know how the case for Century's Best turned out, it is really cool!Originally posted by Dan Hocker View PostComment
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Yea it's pretty great. I wish I still even one copy of the Artist Edition for Centuries best sitting around to show everyone that one as well, but there where absolutely no extras of those left (even for replacements for damages). Even our office copy doesn't actually have the Volume 1 in it (I think we put a volume 1 lettered edition book in there).Originally posted by Martin View PostCD Email: [email protected]
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Dan posted a few in the Warehouse photo's but I thought I would show all the trinkets from the CDCC:
The Poster is stunning:
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The Mug is very cool with wraparound art:
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I love the Clive Barker story:
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Squire seaid it best 'The chiller coaster is interesting', I like it and my book light works well:
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All in all it is a nice batch! Kudos CD.Comment
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Yes I thought it was a great bunch of stuff.Comment
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