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Nanjing: The Burning City (2016)
~EN NWISBN: 9781506710853 bzw. 1506710859, vermutlich in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, Σε απόθεμα, συν τα έξοδα αποστολής.
2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they''ll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they''ll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy. Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II''s forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white. "In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered." —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese) "Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft." (Starred review) —Publishers Weekly "Young’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions." —Smithsonian APAC Bookdragon "A rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi." —The Beat "Nanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre." —The A.V. Club "Haunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we''d like to forget it." —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune) "Young''s expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics'' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi." —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they''ll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they''ll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy. Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II''s forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white. "In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered." —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese) "Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft." (Starred review) —Publishers Weekly "Young’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions." —Smithsonian APAC Bookdragon "A rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi." —The Beat "Nanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre." —The A.V. Club "Haunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we''d like to forget it." —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune) "Young''s expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics'' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi." —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
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Nanjing: The Burning City Ethan Young Author (2016)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9781506710853 bzw. 1506710859, vermutlich in Englisch, Dark Horse Comics, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Σε απόθεμα, συν τα έξοδα αποστολής.
2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy.Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white.In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered. —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese)Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft. (Starred review) —Publishers WeeklyYoung’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions. —Smithsonian APAC BookdragonA rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi. —The BeatNanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre. —The A.V. ClubHaunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it. —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune)Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi. —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy.Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white.In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered. —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese)Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft. (Starred review) —Publishers WeeklyYoung’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions. —Smithsonian APAC BookdragonA rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi. —The BeatNanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre. —The A.V. ClubHaunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it. —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune)Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi. —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
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Nanjing: The Burning City Ethan Young Author (2016)
~EN HC NWISBN: 9781616557522 bzw. 1616557524, vermutlich in Englisch, Dark Horse Comics, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Σε απόθεμα, συν τα έξοδα αποστολής.
2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy.Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white.In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered. —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese)Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft. (Starred review) —Publishers WeeklyYoung’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions. —Smithsonian APAC BookdragonA rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi. —The BeatNanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre. —The A.V. ClubHaunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it. —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune)Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi. —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy.Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white.In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered. —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese)Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft. (Starred review) —Publishers WeeklyYoung’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions. —Smithsonian APAC BookdragonA rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi. —The BeatNanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre. —The A.V. ClubHaunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it. —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune)Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi. —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
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Nanjing: The Burning City (2016)
EN NWISBN: 9781506710853 bzw. 1506710859, in Englisch, Dark Horse Comics, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, In Stock, plus shipping.
Ethan Young, Books, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Nanjing: The Burning City, 2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy.Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white.In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered. —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese)Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft. (Starred review) —Publishers WeeklyYoung’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions. —Smithsonian APAC BookdragonA rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi. —The BeatNanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre. —The A.V. ClubHaunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it. —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune)Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi. —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
Ethan Young, Books, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Nanjing: The Burning City, 2016 REUBEN AWARD WINNER - BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL! After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy.Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white.In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered. —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese)Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft. (Starred review) —Publishers WeeklyYoung’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions. —Smithsonian APAC BookdragonA rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi. —The BeatNanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre. —The A.V. ClubHaunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it. —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune)Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi. —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole).
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Space Bear Ethan Young Author
~EN NWISBN: 9781684155590 bzw. 1684155592, vermutlich in Englisch, BOOM! Studios, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, plus shipping.
Pilgrim Finch is an astronaut bear whose mission leads him to a planet where he seeks to collect samples of the indigineous creatures - but when he’s challenged by surprising threats, he’ll learn that the most important mission of all is to show compassion for all living creatures.TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO SPACE BEAR HAS GONE BEFORE! Pilgrim Finch is an adventurous astronaut bear who explores the cosmos with a mission to bring samples of life back to his home planet. But when he crash lands on a new planet full of surprises and danger around every corner, Pilgrim will be forced to question his orders and learn that there’s only one mission that matters - compassion to all living creatures no matter the stakes! Award-winning cartoonist Ethan Young presents a timely, silent story about discovering the unknown and empathy for everyone we encounter, because every friendship begins with an act of kindness perfect for readers of all ages.
Pilgrim Finch is an astronaut bear whose mission leads him to a planet where he seeks to collect samples of the indigineous creatures - but when he’s challenged by surprising threats, he’ll learn that the most important mission of all is to show compassion for all living creatures.TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO SPACE BEAR HAS GONE BEFORE! Pilgrim Finch is an adventurous astronaut bear who explores the cosmos with a mission to bring samples of life back to his home planet. But when he crash lands on a new planet full of surprises and danger around every corner, Pilgrim will be forced to question his orders and learn that there’s only one mission that matters - compassion to all living creatures no matter the stakes! Award-winning cartoonist Ethan Young presents a timely, silent story about discovering the unknown and empathy for everyone we encounter, because every friendship begins with an act of kindness perfect for readers of all ages.
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Space Bear
~EN NWISBN: 9781684155590 bzw. 1684155592, vermutlich in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, plus shipping.
Pilgrim Finch is an astronaut bear whose mission leads him to a planet where he seeks to collect samples of the indigineous creatures - but when he’s challenged by surprising threats, he’ll learn that the most important mission of all is to show compassion for all living creatures. TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO SPACE BEAR HAS GONE BEFORE! Pilgrim Finch is an adventurous astronaut bear who explores the cosmos with a mission to bring samples of life back to his home planet. But when he crash lands on a new planet full of surprises and danger around every corner, Pilgrim will be forced to question his orders and learn that there’s only one mission that matters - compassion to all living creatures no matter the stakes! Award-winning cartoonist Ethan Young presents a timely, silent story about discovering the unknown and empathy for everyone we encounter, because every friendship begins with an act of kindness perfect for readers of all ages.
Pilgrim Finch is an astronaut bear whose mission leads him to a planet where he seeks to collect samples of the indigineous creatures - but when he’s challenged by surprising threats, he’ll learn that the most important mission of all is to show compassion for all living creatures. TO BOLDLY GO WHERE NO SPACE BEAR HAS GONE BEFORE! Pilgrim Finch is an adventurous astronaut bear who explores the cosmos with a mission to bring samples of life back to his home planet. But when he crash lands on a new planet full of surprises and danger around every corner, Pilgrim will be forced to question his orders and learn that there’s only one mission that matters - compassion to all living creatures no matter the stakes! Award-winning cartoonist Ethan Young presents a timely, silent story about discovering the unknown and empathy for everyone we encounter, because every friendship begins with an act of kindness perfect for readers of all ages.
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Nanjing: The Burning City (2015)
EN HC USISBN: 9781616557522 bzw. 1616557524, in Englisch, 216 Seiten, Dark Horse Originals, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Usually ships in 1-2 business days.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, hippo_books.
After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy. Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white. "In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered." —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese) "Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft." (Starred review) —Publishers Weekly "Young’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions." —Smithsonian APAC Bookdragon "A rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi." —The Beat "Nanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre." —The A.V. Club "Haunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it." —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune) "Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi." —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole), Hardcover, Label: Dark Horse Originals, Dark Horse Originals, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2015-09-01, Freigegeben: 2015-09-01, Studio: Dark Horse Originals, Verkaufsrang: 83186.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, hippo_books.
After the bombs fell and shook the walls of Nanjing, the Imperial Japanese Army entered and seized the Chinese capital. Through the dust of the demolished buildings, screams echo off the rubble. Two abandoned Chinese soldiers are trapped and desperately outnumbered inside the walled city. What they'll encounter will haunt them. But in the face of horror, they'll learn that resistance and bravery cannot be destroyed by the enemy. Ethan Young (Tails) delves into World War II's forgotten tragedy, the devastating Japanese invasion of Nanjing, and tells a heart-wrenching tale of war, loss, and defiance. Beautifully illustrated in black and white. "In Nanjing, cartoonist Ethan Young tells an intimate story against an epic landscape. Bold, heart-breaking, and gorgeously rendered." —Eisner and Printz Award-winner Gene Luen Yang (Boxers & Saints, American Born Chinese) "Young’s decision not to glorify violence or titillate the reader in any way avoids a common pitfall and heightens the drama. This is stunning, stirring historical fiction by a creator at the height of his craft." (Starred review) —Publishers Weekly "Young’s is just one chapter in an overwhelmingly grievous episode of the 20th century. The specifics might be fictional amidst a historical backdrop, but in creating names, depicting individual faces both living and dead, Young conjures a haunting microcosm amidst a horrifying event of epic proportions." —Smithsonian APAC Bookdragon "A rugged black and white style ... a little Kubert, a little Tardi." —The Beat "Nanjing: The Burning City deserves a spot alongside not only historical comics, but wartime prose and non-fiction as well. It’s not often that an author can so skillfully evoke powerful emotion while telling a complex and long-forgotten story and this book is an excellent, necessary addition to the genre." —The A.V. Club "Haunting and powerful, Nanjing is a moving tribute to an event which needs to be remembered, as much as we'd like to forget it." —Eisner and Harvey Award-winning author Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Tune) "Young's expressive, thoughtful line work takes full advantage of comics' power. Nanjing reads effortlessly while begging the eyes to savor each page. A triumph at the very soul of the medium, a perfect marriage of Toth and Tatsumi." —Eisner Award-winning writer/artist Nate Powell (March, Swallow Me Whole), Hardcover, Label: Dark Horse Originals, Dark Horse Originals, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2015-09-01, Freigegeben: 2015-09-01, Studio: Dark Horse Originals, Verkaufsrang: 83186.
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Nanjing: The Burning City (1899)
EN USISBN: 9781616557522 bzw. 1616557524, in Englisch, Dark Horse Originals, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Spellbound.
Dark Horse Originals. 1616557524 LIKE NEW!!! Has a small black line on edge of pages. PA Sales Tax is included in purchase price. . Fine. 1899-12-30.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Spellbound.
Dark Horse Originals. 1616557524 LIKE NEW!!! Has a small black line on edge of pages. PA Sales Tax is included in purchase price. . Fine. 1899-12-30.
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The Burning City (Nanjing) (2015)
EN HC NWISBN: 9781616557522 bzw. 1616557524, in Englisch, Dark Horse Comics, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, Versandkosten nach: USA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BookOutlet.
Dark Horse Comics, 2015-09-01. Hardcover. New. GREAT Bargain Book Deal - some may have small remainder mark - Ships out by NEXT Business Day - 100% Satisfaction Guarantee!
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BookOutlet.
Dark Horse Comics, 2015-09-01. Hardcover. New. GREAT Bargain Book Deal - some may have small remainder mark - Ships out by NEXT Business Day - 100% Satisfaction Guarantee!
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Nanjing The Burning City (2015)
EN HC USISBN: 9781616557522 bzw. 1616557524, in Englisch, Dark Horse Originals, United States, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Powell's Books [9859], Portland, OR, U.S.A.
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