books by Tom Dehaven

books by Tom Dehaven

books:

Tom Dehaven

Raymond Chandler's Marlowe: The Authorized Philip Marlowe Graphic Novel

Charyn DeHaven, Lloyd Hughes, ...

IBooks, 2003

marlowe in three interpretations--all fascinating comics
this books collects three top chandler stories in comics form on heavy shiny paper. the adaptations are all terrific and "The Pencil" the adaptation of Chandler's last Marlowe short story is by Jerome Charyn, himself a top mystery writer. The art byRian Hughes for ...

William Gibson's Neuromancer, Vol. 1

Tom Dehaven, Bruce Jensen

Epic Comics, 1989

Proudly the base of nowadays Internet and Virtual Reality
If you like SF, specially the cyberpunk branch, this book is a must. Case, a Netrunner (who cannot jack in the net due some neural damage) is hired to do another run, to crack an ICE, to get into Tessier-Ashpools data... Gibson's world is vivid, and he takes us ...

U.S.S.A., Book 1 (U. S. S. A.)

Tom Dehaven

Avon Books, 1987

Renewed Relevence
I allways thought the premise of this series was a bit far-fetched but now with Patriot act1&2 being a fact of life I get why this series made me feel worried back then! The tone and tempo would be much too juvenile for new adult readers but if you read any of this ...

Masters of American Comics

Yale University Press, 2005

Masters all
I recently purchased The Monster of Frankenstein, Dick Briefer's Horror Comic Epic" and was so enthralled by this golden age comic that I had to have more. "Masters of Comic Art", a reexamination of pop culture comics morphed in to fine art, is a useful overview ...

Almanac of Florida Politics 2000: The Comprehensive Guide to Power, Places & Policymakers (Almanac of Florida ...
Tom Fiedler, Lance Dehaven-Smith

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, 2000

Funny Papers: 2

Tom DeHaven

Viking Adult, 1985

What a pleasure!
The spirit of the book and its many memorable characters is infused with the joyful creative energy of the late 19th Century. I love books about that period, and the fact that Funny Papers is centered on the birth of the newspaper comic strip makes it all the more ...

Freak's Amour

Tom DeHaven

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1986

One of the most memorable books I have ever read
Freaks Amour is a bizarre, frightening look into the future after a nuclear "accident." You will meet one of the most memorable cast of characters ever dreamed up, all of whom are freaks due to their parents' exposure to radiation from an accidental nuclear blast in ...