I buy a lot of craft books and have to agree with the other reviewer that this is one of the worst I've seen. As Nina explains "It feels good, It is good for you, It helps your interaction with the opposite sex who you wish to create a bond".This book is a much better education tool than anything even going back to the "Joy of Sex" from the 70s.
- Title : MANIAC KILLER STRIKES AGAIN GN
- Author : Richard Sala
- Rating : 4.59 (372 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-2-11
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 176 Pages
- Asin : 1560975741
- Language : English
I buy a lot of craft books and have to agree with the other reviewer that this is one of the worst I've seen. As Nina explains "It feels good, It is good for you, It helps your interaction with the opposite sex who you wish to create a bond".This book is a much better education tool than anything even going back to the "Joy of Sex" from the 70s. All the of the stories were good. Treasure them-you're raising our future. But the supposed Indian legend lacked for me the charm of a mythical tale told well. If this was designed to be an intro into Evolutionary Psychology then mission accomplished. Boats are a lot of fun but not all boats are for fun, some boats have specific functions. Too much of this book seemed like I'd stumbled across her diary and was now reading it. It has a lot of different ways that Satan tempts everyone. The Christ Hymn in Recent Discussiong. A couple of pointless scenes with Selina Kyle, which didn't even explain how she went from being Catwoman to a Madame in TDKR other than that she was getting too fat for her costume. Its intended audience is people who need to know about IT because of our technological society but who have no plans to work in IT. Breeding's anti drugging stance, because almost every child I have ever seen be placed on medication perform poorly socially, academically, and emotionally in the long run. Not only do you get spectacular images, Tim has included information in the back about when a
Coffin" and "The Impostor". Maniac Killer is the perfect primer for those unfamiliar with Sala's brand of whimsical horror, as well as a must-have for fans of his comic book series Evil Eye and his books Peculia, The Chuckling Whatsit and The Ghastly Ones.. Plus, Sala has created new art specifically for this volume. Delirious, mysterious short stories by The Chuckling Whatsit's Richard Sala. Mix noir-ish suspense and late-night horror movies, add a dose of whimsy and a touch of German Expressionsim and you get these delightfully creepy tales featuring: The shadowy snooper Mr. Sala has selected ten of his favorite macabre tales that showcase his unique niche as a master storyteller lurking beneath the b-movie visual tropes. Murmur; a living, disembodied head; evil plastic surgeons; a museum of stuffed birds; a woman-eating plant; secret societies; hidden identities; girl detectives; and a birthday party that turns out to be anything but happy. Maniac Killer Strikes Again! is the tongue-in-cheek title of this "Greatest Hits" collection of "mysterious and delirious" comic strip stories by Richard Sala, hand-picked by the author from three of his long out-of-print books. Each story has been reworked and reformatted by the artist for this wonderfully designed 8" x 8" trade paperback. Included is the entire multi-chapter serial "Thirteen O'Clock" (which was the genesis for his MTV serial "Invisible Hands" on the cult classiThe characters and places he describes could exist nowhere but in his pages, and so to read a Sala comic is to walk into a baroque world of pen and ink, an experience both jarring and fun. He creates noir stories, some serious, some funny, most both, in a unique visual style. From Publishers Weekly Sala holds a unique place in the comics world. This collection of short stories from hither and yon goes back nearly two decades. Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. Once readers get past the subject matter, the storytelling is fairly straightforward. Murmer"), femme fatales, non-humans and so on. In Sala's world, thieves steal faces, skulls glow, madmen run free, plants eat people and it's always Thi
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