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From the Desk of Warren Ellis Vol. 1 - Burrows
$6.95
FROM THE DESK OF WARREN ELLIS - VOLUME 1 New printing
Retail Price: $6.95 US
Cover: Jacen Burrows
Writer: Warren Ellis
Readership: All ages
Format: B&W, all text, 80 pages
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Jacen Burrows offers up this creepy cover on a new printing of this essential guide to the bizarre mind of one of the industries most popular writers. Peer into the twisted brain of the madman by seeing what arrived From the Desk of Warren Ellis! A collection of essays, columns, journals, lectures, travelogues and fragments written for an Internet audience by Warren Ellis, the creator and author of Transmetropolitan, Planetary, and Strange Kiss. From the Desk of Warren Ellis Vol 1 contains writing from 1995 to 1998 on a variety of subjects, including the eating of sheep faces, Sin City, the ugliness of comics, the parallel world where Stan Lee dies in a horrific plumbing accident, how to write for comics, and why Michael Moorcock scares the hell out of him. From the Desk of Warren Ellis: cheaper than buying a computer.
Retail Price: $6.95 US
Cover: Jacen Burrows
Writer: Warren Ellis
Readership: All ages
Format: B&W, all text, 80 pages
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Jacen Burrows offers up this creepy cover on a new printing of this essential guide to the bizarre mind of one of the industries most popular writers. Peer into the twisted brain of the madman by seeing what arrived From the Desk of Warren Ellis! A collection of essays, columns, journals, lectures, travelogues and fragments written for an Internet audience by Warren Ellis, the creator and author of Transmetropolitan, Planetary, and Strange Kiss. From the Desk of Warren Ellis Vol 1 contains writing from 1995 to 1998 on a variety of subjects, including the eating of sheep faces, Sin City, the ugliness of comics, the parallel world where Stan Lee dies in a horrific plumbing accident, how to write for comics, and why Michael Moorcock scares the hell out of him. From the Desk of Warren Ellis: cheaper than buying a computer.
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