At my Bookshelf blog, it's the new collection of Brass Sun, which reads a whole lot better in one sitting than in the progs. I loved this!
http://bit.ly/1uS4LYv
have that on order so I get at least one xmas pressie I like :D
and my review on the ecbt2000ad site
http://2000ad.wordpress.com/2014/12/14/brass-sun-the-wheel-of-worlds/
I'll echo the sentiments here, great collection all in all. Really excels in this format.
The one gripe as Eamonn mentions is the sparse extras. Certainly I was hoping for a complete cover gallery, I reckon there's one prog cover missing and the US format mini isn''t represented at all? I'm guessing these were left out to maintain a consistent art style throughout though and that is completely understandable.
Necropost ahoy, but I finally saw a copy of this in Waterstones in Basingstoke. It's a really lovely book, to the point I very nearly bought it at full-price in an actual bookshop. (The sole reason I didn't is because their copy had a thumb-end-size dent in the spine.)
It's also interesting to see this direction in general. There's a really nice premium feel to these new books.
At full price that's a lot of brass, son.
:lol:
got it lokked it well worth tit brass
Got a copy of this in the end of year sale. It's a thing of beauty, the story and art in perfect harmony, although a couple of times I had to go back a bit to figure out what was going on. It's an incredibly detailed creation and looks great on the shelf. More please.