Neil Gaiman - Only The End of the World Again (X3)
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- Other > Comics
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- 2
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- Neil Gaiman Only The End Of The World Agai Oni Double Feature Oni Press Comic Book P Craig Russell Troy Nixey
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- Aug 23, 2012
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- LeonardTSpock
Surprised that this one wasn't already here... Neil Gaiman's 'Only The End of the World Again' From the Wiki page............. The story concerns the character of Lawrence Talbot, a claims adjustor and werewolf who finds himself in Innsmouth on a cold winter's night with the townspeople trying to bring about the return of the Elder Gods. It was written as a tribute to Roger Zelazny, and inspired by his novel A Night in the Lonesome October. Written by Neil Gaiman Adapted by Troy Nixey Art by P. Craig Russell Coloring by Matthew Hollingsworth The first presentation is the original b&w Oni Double Features from 1998, issues 6-8, scanned and compiled as one book in the cbr format. This is my preferred version as I think the colored release takes away some of the details in P. Craig Russels' art. The second presentation, which is included at the end of the b&w ODF cbr file, is an original, unadapted text version with b&w statue "illustrations" that Neil allowed to be printed to benefit the CBLDF. I have one of those so I scanned it and attached it at the end of the comic. The third presentation is the reprinted, colored version from the year 2000, also by Oni Press.
LeonardTSpock at 2012-08-23 09:59 CET:
Ehh, I don't want to link to anybody selling anything, but if you search ebay right now for 'On Cats & Dogs Two Tales' there's a picture of the book the text version of 'Only The End of the World Again' was taken from. That's the only information I can find about the dang thing online. It will be there for the next few weeks, but I wouldn't recommend buying it unless you are the hardest of hardcore Neil Gaiman completeists (which I am, I mean, I bought a damn poetry magazine because it had a one-page - maybe two, I forget - Neil Gaiman poem in it).
LeonardTSpock at 2012-08-25 04:03 CET:
Oy! Huge mistake in the description.
Adapted by P Craig Russell
Artwork by Troy Nixey
As such, I think the colored version takes away from the detail of Troy Nixey's artwork.
Apologies. Totally my fault.
Adapted by P Craig Russell
Artwork by Troy Nixey
As such, I think the colored version takes away from the detail of Troy Nixey's artwork.
Apologies. Totally my fault.
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