I paid £110 off the shelf so I didn't have to worry about shipping damage.
Well, technically I didn't pay anything as I got the GF to pay for it as a birthday present.
This is my third AE book, after the Watchmen Artifact Edition and Alien by Walter Simonsen. I want the Hellboy AE as well but that sold out before I had the chance.
there's gonna be a new HB AE but I'm not sure if it's new stuff or a reprint. Shame it won't have lettering either way.
btw AEs and GEs ship in their own protective boxes so there can't really be any damages. Also FPI usually has them the cheapest and they are really good with packaging.
I've paid even more for a single AE before but I kinda got the AE bug at the time and 80 is not a bad price at all especially for the Graphitti designs ones.
http://www.dargaud.com/bd-en-ligne/v...90328cf81d7acd
http://www.dargaud.com/bd-en-ligne/v...09562f02d93dcb
This is the French one. Can you see the art.
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I was googling for previews and found a series of reviews on the forbidden planet blog
http://forbiddenplanet.blog/tag/cinebook/
the writer says the series really becomes a classic with the 9th volume which probably will be in the 3rd hardcover (I think that comes out right around the movie) although Empire of a Thousand planets which is in the 1st hc was quite enjoyable but the first story, he claims was quite bad.
I enjoyed certain aspects of the first story but I'm quite sure it won't engage most of the new readers who want to try the series out because of the movie that remindes them of the 5th Element.
Well, then if I was you I wouldn't, under any circumstances whatsoever, click on the following link. Never, ever, not even once.
http://marvelmasterworksfansite.yuku...Dark-Horse-etc
So since I have all this EC goodness at my disposal I thought I do a quick comparison.
Here's Jack Davis three ways. left is the current Darkhorse color archive. Middle is the Fantagraphics B&W and right is the original Russ Cochran EC Library B&W:
And all three books for relative size:
And closer shots of all three in the same order: