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The story follows Brian, a talented artist and filmmaker, who, alongside friends Jimmy, Tina, and Laurie, embarks on a creative adventure to shoot a sci-fi horror film in a secluded cabin. Inspired by his childhood love for making movies, Brian's project becomes a blend of nostalgia and aspiration. However, his unrequited feelings for Laurie lead him to escape into a fantasy where she embodies the idealized heroine he yearns for. This exploration of creativity, friendship, and desire unfolds against the backdrop of a classic horror homage.

Set against a vivid backdrop of a starry night, the story unfolds in the seemingly tranquil Russo mansion in Italy. While the mansion appears to be at rest, an underlying tension suggests that not everything is as peaceful as it seems. The imagery evokes a sense of wonder and mystery, hinting at deeper narratives waiting to be revealed within the mansion's walls.

In this installment of the series, the mouse brothers Ham and Eggs face challenges that highlight the importance of friendship during difficult times. Their journey reinforces the value of companionship and support, continuing the delightful adventures established in previous books. Fans of the series can expect heartwarming lessons intertwined with charming escapades.

Tegneserie - graphic novel. A compilation of twenty-five issues of a secret, handmade sketchbook zine titled Free S**t into a single pocket-sized volume. Features finished drawings, rough sketches, process pieces, and more

A compilation of the author's three previous graphic novels"--

Charlene Burns offers a brief but thorough tour through more than two millennia of thought on the nature of evil. Starting with the contexts of the Hebrew Bible and moving forward, Burns outlines the many ways that Christian thought has attempted to deal with the reality of evil and suffering.

The story revolves around twin mouse brothers, Hamilton and Egbert, who embark on an adventurous quest driven by their curiosity for delicious aromas wafting from a restricted kitchen. Their exploration leads to unexpected challenges and mischief, typical of the engaging escapades found in the "Ham and Eggs" series by Charles Burns. The narrative promises humor and excitement as the brothers navigate their culinary curiosity.

The long, strange trip that began in X'ed Out and continued in The Hive reaches its mind-bending, heartbreaking end. Doug is forced to deal with the lie he's been telling himself since the beginning. In this concluding volume, nightmarish dreams evolve into an even more dreadful reality... (With full-color illustrations throughout.)

"The long, strange trip that began in X'ed Out and continued in The Hive reaches its mind-bending, heartbreaking end, but not before Doug is forced to deal with the lie he's been telling himself since the beginning. In this concluding volume, nightmarish dreams evolve into an even more dreadful reality" -- Cover