Mitt Marney Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Mitt Marney

My bookshelf left to right: 111. Madwoman of the Sacred Heart by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius tells how a university professor becomes involved in a plot by a group of fanatics to bring about the birth of a new Savior - and he has been chosen to be the reluctant father. https://t.co/MLTVhZAeKY

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My bookshelf #118: Hicksville by Dylan Horrocks is a comic book about comics and about art, about paths an author can take and about a parallel universe where art is free of commercial influence. It is one of the ideals I hold dear. Read Hicksville. Follow @dylanhorrocks https://t.co/3b1s1ZlAWX

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My top 135 comics countdown, #118: The Property by Rutu Modan is a story about an Israeli woman taking her granddaughter to Warsaw in hopes to reclaim a family property lost during the Second World War. While in Warsaw, she starts recalling unpleasant things about her past. https://t.co/JZ7RT16v6D

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Easy fun for the weekend, I think everyone should read The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers by Gilbert Shelton. It's an underground comic series that started in the 1970s, about a trio of stoners and their cat. Let's see if you can spot cultural differences between then and now. https://t.co/rpUKpGHDj3

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My top 50 artists countdown, #50: Sean Gordon Murphy is an American artist known for work on Joe the Barbarian, Chrononauts, American Vampire, The Wake, Tokyo Ghost, Batman, as well as the miniseries Punk Rock Jesus which he wrote as well as illustrated. https://t.co/Y4DbEUIQci

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My top 50 artists countdown, #39: Cyril Pedrosa is a French comic book artist known for his clever use of colour. Notable work: Three Shadows, Portugal, Equinoxes and Golden Age. https://t.co/H4q7WiyfDK

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Everyone should read Heartbreak Soup by Gilbert Hernandez, collecting the first batch of stories about the South American village of Palomar. As the other half of Love & Rockets, Gilbert's tales show an uncanny ability to weave emotionally engaging, humane stories. https://t.co/eHWnKHCas3

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My top 30 writers countdown, #29: Mike Mignola, the author of Hellboy and B.P.R.D. I love how Mignola's writing style, especially digging into the deep, dark well of Slavic mythology, merges with his art style to create a fantastic world of arcane horror. https://t.co/Yp8cDpCCes

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My bookshelf left to right: 106. Orwell by Pierre Christin and Sébastien Verdier is a biography of George Orwell, one of England’s greatest novelists, political essayist, the author of the dystopian masterpiece 1984. https://t.co/NiPwgtWXgr

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My bookshelf left to right: 113. The Wind in the Willows (Le Vent dans les Saules) by Michel Plessix is a beautifully rendered adaptation of the children's classic written by Kenneth Grahame about riverbank animals Mole, Rat and Toad as they go on their adventures. https://t.co/zzWbm40WsW

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