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| Paul
Chadwick |
WINNER OF OVER A DOZEN
TOP COMICS INDUSTRY AWARDS
THE COMPLETE CONCRETE
is a massive, 320-page book which collects the original first ten black
& white issues of Concrete, which Harlan Ellison
called, "...the best comic being published today
by anyone, anywhere." |
The
COMPLETE
CONCRETE |
| by Paul Chadwick |
Paperback
Dark Horse Comics, Inc.
ISBN: 1569710376 |
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$24.95
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| Meet Concrete, a
political speech writer who found himself trapped in an alien body composed
of living stone. His new body can accomplish feats that flesh and blood
could never conceive of—he can swim the Atlantic, be a rock star’s bodyguard,
or climb Mount Everest alone—but at heart, Concrete is the most
human character you’ll ever meet in comics. |
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| CONCRETE |
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COMPLETE
SHORT
STORIES
1986-1989 |
| by Paul Chadwick |
Paperback
Dark Horse Comics, Inc.
ISBN: 1569711143 |
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$15.95
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| “Concrete
carefully
treads the razor’s edge between melodrama and realism. The result is expert
drama,” says Frank Miller.
You owe it to yourself to
check out CONCRETE. |
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| This books collects
all sixteen of the Concrete short stories originally published in
Dark
Horse Presents between 1986 and 1989.
Find
out why Spin Magazine says “Chadwick’s
stories capture the thrill of exploration; reading them reveals a new body
of possibilities.” |
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| CONCRETE |
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KILLER
SMILE |
by Paul Chadwick w/ Elizabeth Chadwick
Introduction by Frank Miller |
Paperback:
Dark Horse Comics, Inc.
ISBN: 1569710805 |
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$16.95
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| All Larry Munro
wanted was a tank of gas. What he got was a gun put to his head.
Now he's being forced to play chauffeur to a pyromaniac looking to burn
L.A. to the ground! Can Concrete race fast enough to stop
the bullet aimed at his best friend's head? |
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THINK
LIKE
A
MOUNTAIN |
| by Paul Chadwick |
Paperback: 160 pages
Dark Horse Comics
ISBN: 1569711763 |
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$17.95
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| A thought-provoking
look at life, and the value of nature's preservation, that makes you stop
and think about the world around us. THINK LIKE A MOUNTAIN asks an important
question: is stepping over the line of the law worth it if the cause is
good? |
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| This, among
other things, is a problem that Concrete must come face to face with over
the course of the story. The art complements the writing perfectly; both
are exceptional throughout. Concrete has come to be a symbol of comics
at their best, raising the bar with each installment. I cannot give a higher
reccomendation for this wonderful book, it's star (Concrete), and its creator--
the one and only Paul Chadwick. |
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