Search Results: Hardcover First Editions from Kreativ Design Solutions

New York: DC Comics, 2011. First Edition. Hardcover. Pictorial boards. Includes the complete series plus expanded commentary from the creators, alternate covers, sketches, the complete first issue script and an introduction by Joss Whedon. A New copy in New dustjacket inside a New slipcase.

New York: Free Press. 2004. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0743260244 . Book New in Very Good Plus dust jacket 1.1 x 9.1 x 6.2 Inches; 304 pages. Gilt lettering on spine. Blue spine and red boards. Dust jacket top and edge slightly curled.

New York The Penguin Press 2008 First edition. First printing [stated]. Hard cover. New in new dust jacket. NO FLAWS. UNREAD. 483 p. Illustrations. Notes. Index. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gellman documents how Vice President Dick Cheney redefined the role of the American vice presidency, assuming unprecedented responsibilities and making it a post of historic power.

This publication spans over one hundred issues and two decades, rekindling our adoration with the horror hostess and haunting a new generation!Dynamite Entertainment celebrates the mesmerizing and macabre magazine covers of yesteryear.

Collecting Astonishing X-Men #31-35.

DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley) 2005 Hardcover New with As New dustjacket. Immaculate pages. Solid through and through. Off the shelf presence.

Since 1939, the Batman mythology has shaped the American imagination. And from the 1940s onward, Batman's ever-growing popularity has spawned thousands of toys, gadgets and other collectibles - plastic figurines, nightlights, wristwatches, windup toys, clothing, food products, costumes and more. Chip Kidd, acclaimed book designer and passionate Batman collector, brings these objects to life in Batman Collected, his tribute to the power of the Batman legend. Drawing on Kidd's own collection as well as the DC Comics archives, the book features works by Andy Warhol, Carmine Infantino, Bob Kane, Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli and other notable artists. Batman Collected is a gallery of dramatic full-color photos of the rarest Batman memorabilia accompanied by Kidd's absorbing text detailing the mysterious fascination of Batman collecting. Geoff Spear's extreme closeup photography and chiaroscuro lighting give the material an aura of dark menace, and Kidd's striking design will surprise fans, collectors… Read More

Hardcover with dustjacket in new condition. Solid copy. Originally published in Batman 676 thru 683. This edition presents for the first time ever pencils by Tony Daniel and Lee Garbett. No inking. No coloring. Written by Grant Morrison. First edition.

Batman: A Visual History follows the DC Comics Super Hero from his 1939 beginnings as a crime-fighting vigilante to his present status as a worldwide cultural icon approaching his 75th anniversary.The book celebrates Batman's greatest stories and the writers and artists that created them. It also charts the careers of the Super Heroes and super-villains — Robin, the Justice League, the Joker, Catwoman — associated with Gotham City's Dark Knight. The debuts of every key Batman character are featured, as well as some details of Batman movie and TV series, both live-action and animated.Perfect for any comic book fan, this visually stunning, definitive guide arrives in a slipcase featuring specially commissioned artwork by a top DC Comics artist plus one of two original prints.

Written by Kevin Smith Art by Walter Flanagan & Sandra Hope Cover by Adam Kubert Renowned comics writer/film director Kevin Smith steps into Gotham City for this tale featuring the mysterious masked killer known as Onomatopoeia who sets his sights - and sounds - against The Caped Crusader! But how does The Joker figure into this saga? The wild ride that caught Batman between The Joker and Onomatopoeia in the 3-issue miniseries comes to a crashing halt as Batman is forced to choose between capturing Onomatopoeia and saving The Joker's life! Features an introduction from Kevin Smith and his script to the third issue!

A new, unprecedented edition of the classic Batman epic featuring the art of comics superstar Jim Lee (BATMAN: THE LONG HALLOWEEN) in pencil form for the first time ever, giving comics connoisseurs the chance to study a true master of the form at his best!This amazing new hardcover presents Jim Lee's artwork in pencil form, with lettering and in black and white. Relive the thrilling mystery of the best-selling BATMAN: HUSH from BATMAN #608-619 as The Dark Knight sets out to discover the identity of a mysterious mastermind using The Joker, The Riddler, Ra's al Ghul and the Dark Knight's other enemies and allies as pawns in a plan to wreak havoc. 320 pg, B&W, 7.0625 x 10.875 Written by JEPH LOEB Art and cover by JIM LEE

This final extra-sized volume collects Neal Adams' acclaimed covers and stories featuring the Dark Knight. In addition to the stories that introduced the world to the threat of Ras al Ghul, this book features writer Denny O'Neil and artist Neal Adams renditions of Two-Face and the Joker. Added bonuses include two never-before reprinted custom stories produced in the 1970s, and a lengthy sketchbook section showcasing Neals commercial work on the Caped Crusader. Foreword by Neal Adams and introduction by Denny O'Neil.

Written by GRANT MORRISON and FABIAN NICIEZA Art by DAVID FINCH, TONY DANIEL, ANDY KUBERT and FRANK QUITELY Cover by DAVID FINCH and SCOTT WILLIAMS Grant Morrison returns to BATMAN with tales from issues #700-703, illustrated by an all-star roster of artists including Andy Kubert, Tony Daniel and Frank Quitely. Don't miss a tale that reveals secret details in The Dark Knight's adventures following BATMAN R.I.P and the return of Bruce Wayne to Gotham City!

San Francisco, CA: Chronicle Books, 1999. 1st Edition. Hardcover with pictorial boards includes dustjacket. AS NEW/NEW. Clean, crisp, unmarked copy.

This outstanding addition to the Best American Series gathers together 39 of the best comic stories, selected by Chris Ware and culled from Graphic Novels, Pamphlett Comics, Newspapers, Magazines, Mini-Comics and the Web....to create this wide-ranging and cutting-edge collection.

This rare book features packaging innovation produced in the year 2010 and proves to be an indispensible resource and source of inspiration for brand owners and their packag design and development teams.This hardcover book is in full color. There is no UPC because only subscribers of the publication, Brand Packaging, received these yearly complimentary copies.

This year's book features a selection of 60+ packages in each of the major material types that embrace structural innovation and includes an international showcase of packages.This publication is extremely rare due to the fact it has no UPC code so it is not for sale. The yearly gallery books were given to subscribers of the magazine Brand Packaging.

This publication presents over 60 packages that push the envelope in the areas of structural innovation, visual appeal, consumer insights and utility. Additionally there is a selection of global packages that reflect the degree of innovation occurring overseas.This publication is extremely rare. It has UPC code and was not for sale. These annual gallery books were complimentary copies to subscribers of the magazine Brand Packaging.

This particular publication provides tips on and examples of "Packaging That Sells," with primer articles on color and shape. It is a valuable resource and reference tool for brand marketers and package designers.This publication is rare and was not for sale and has no UPC code. This was provided to subscribers of the magazine, Brand Packaging.Extremely scarce!

This publication features 60 plus packages that innovate in the areas of structural and graphic design, Consumer insights and utility. They are crafted from a variety of materials types ranging from rigid or flexible plastics to metal and glass.This publication is extremely rare. It did not come with a UPC code and was given as a complimentary copy to subscribers of the magazine Brand Packaging.