Yannick
Dommage que ce projet n'ai pas été terminé avant le décès de l'auteur.
Dommage que l'éditeur ne le mentionne pas sur la couverture.
On reste sur notre faim avec le sentiment de s'être fait arnaquer
Une histoire de Judge Dredd où ce n'est pas le protagoniste. Un classique de cet univers à découvrir
Judge Dredd : Elevator Pitch 4/5
Tribal Memories 5/5
Zombo 4/5
Judge Dredd : The Art of Kenny Who 3/5
Devlin Waugh : Swimming in Blood 1/5
Missionary Man 2/5
The canvas cover looks and feels really nice but the inside pages look like they came out an office printer
On dirait que l'auteur n'a pas pris le temps de mettre ses notes au propre. Le style est illisible...
L'une des meilleures aventures de Batman de l'ère New 52. Le tout dans une très belle édition deluxe grand format.
Masahisa Fukase, like many Japanese photographers of his generation, became known outside his country thanks to his books, including the best-known The Solitude of Ravens.
His works are rare and negotiated at high prices between collectors, such as the one he dedicated to his cat Sasuke and that the latter signed with his pads.
This monograph, published on the occasion of a retrospective at FOAM in Amsterdam, offers an insight into the work of the Japanese photographer who left us in 2012 after 20 years in a coma.
The texts signed by Simon Baker, director of the European House of Photography and Japanese photography specialist, and Tomo Kosuga, director of the Masahisa Fukase archives, complete this very beautiful object.
