Erotic Comics - A Graphic History - Volume 2 (1st Edition, 2008) - 1 Book

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A pristine, highly sought-after copy of the definitive historical reference work on adult graphic literature. Volume 2 covers the golden era from the liberated 1970s through to the digital age and the internet. It is completely out of print, rarely appearing on the European secondary market, and carries a massive premium among comic historians and collectors. Out of Print. Rare.

Key Features & Highlights:

* Foreword by Alan Moore: Features an exclusive introductory essay by the legendary master behind 'Watchmen' and 'V for Vendetta'.
* Master Artist Overviews: Includes deeply researched, beautifully illustrated chapters analysing the historical impact and artwork of European titans Milo Manara (Borgia, El Gaucho), Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri (Druuna / Morbus Gravis), Robert Crumb, and the master of French sci-fi, Moebius.
* Comprehensive History: Spans underground comix, the 1980s anthological boom (Heavy Metal, ComicArt), upscale erotica, and modern Japanese hentai phenomena.

Condition Report (Collector State):

* Cover & Spine: Excellent front and back covers with brilliant colour saturation and original high gloss. The square spine is firm and shows absolutely no reading creases or corner splitting.
* Interior Pages: Pristine, tight binding. Pages are clean, bright white, and free from any folds, tears, writing, or annotations.

Published by ILEX Press (Cambridge, UK), First Edition (2008).
ISBN: 978-1-905814-37-4

A premium addition for any serious collector of adult comic art or graphic design history. Fully insured, safe, and professional shipping in a reinforced cardboard box.

A pristine, highly sought-after copy of the definitive historical reference work on adult graphic literature. Volume 2 covers the golden era from the liberated 1970s through to the digital age and the internet. It is completely out of print, rarely appearing on the European secondary market, and carries a massive premium among comic historians and collectors. Out of Print. Rare.

Key Features & Highlights:

* Foreword by Alan Moore: Features an exclusive introductory essay by the legendary master behind 'Watchmen' and 'V for Vendetta'.
* Master Artist Overviews: Includes deeply researched, beautifully illustrated chapters analysing the historical impact and artwork of European titans Milo Manara (Borgia, El Gaucho), Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri (Druuna / Morbus Gravis), Robert Crumb, and the master of French sci-fi, Moebius.
* Comprehensive History: Spans underground comix, the 1980s anthological boom (Heavy Metal, ComicArt), upscale erotica, and modern Japanese hentai phenomena.

Condition Report (Collector State):

* Cover & Spine: Excellent front and back covers with brilliant colour saturation and original high gloss. The square spine is firm and shows absolutely no reading creases or corner splitting.
* Interior Pages: Pristine, tight binding. Pages are clean, bright white, and free from any folds, tears, writing, or annotations.

Published by ILEX Press (Cambridge, UK), First Edition (2008).
ISBN: 978-1-905814-37-4

A premium addition for any serious collector of adult comic art or graphic design history. Fully insured, safe, and professional shipping in a reinforced cardboard box.

Details

Number of objects
1
Language
English
Item
Book
Condition
Mint
Series
Erotic Comics
Comic book title
A Graphic History - Volume 2 (1st Edition, 2008)
Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
Ilex Press
Artist
Milo Manara, Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri, Moebius, various
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
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