Manara - 3 Album - First edition - 1987/1995





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Hugo Pratt/ Manara
"An Indian Summer" Original Edition 1987, hardcover, 148 pages in color, condition Very Good (TTB), is a famous historical and dramatic comic book created by writer Hugo Pratt and illustrator Milo Manara. Excellent condition, like new.
"El Gaucho" Original Edition 1995, paperback, 134 pages, black and white, is an Italian comic published as an album in 1995 by Casterman, written by Hugo Pratt and drawn by Milo Manara. It is their second collaboration after An Indian Summer. Good condition but with a crease on the back cover.
"Dreaming, perhaps" Original Edition, 128-page paperback, black and white, is the third volume of the Giuseppe Bergman Adventures series, created by Italian author Milo Manara and published in 1989 by Casterman.
The title of this work is a direct reference to the famous Hamlet soliloquy by William Shakespeare: “To die, to sleep. To sleep, perchance to dream. Ay, there's the rub!” In this album, the character Giuseppe Bergman travels toward the mystical East and India, in an adventure that blends philosophy, fantasy, and artistic quest. Some yellow stains otherwise Very Good condition.
Hugo Pratt/ Manara
"An Indian Summer" Original Edition 1987, hardcover, 148 pages in color, condition Very Good (TTB), is a famous historical and dramatic comic book created by writer Hugo Pratt and illustrator Milo Manara. Excellent condition, like new.
"El Gaucho" Original Edition 1995, paperback, 134 pages, black and white, is an Italian comic published as an album in 1995 by Casterman, written by Hugo Pratt and drawn by Milo Manara. It is their second collaboration after An Indian Summer. Good condition but with a crease on the back cover.
"Dreaming, perhaps" Original Edition, 128-page paperback, black and white, is the third volume of the Giuseppe Bergman Adventures series, created by Italian author Milo Manara and published in 1989 by Casterman.
The title of this work is a direct reference to the famous Hamlet soliloquy by William Shakespeare: “To die, to sleep. To sleep, perchance to dream. Ay, there's the rub!” In this album, the character Giuseppe Bergman travels toward the mystical East and India, in an adventure that blends philosophy, fantasy, and artistic quest. Some yellow stains otherwise Very Good condition.

