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@75Opposite Elric of Melniboné (1st book)
there's 2 comics from this:

- the 1983 one by Roy Thomas/P Craig Russell/Michael T Gilbert

- the 2014 french adap by Glenat that Titan released in 2 vol, Ruby Throne and Stormbringer

@flinchado @polluxastre @royalsaladin O Gaiman só escreveu essa mini série que vc encontra em encadernado. Depois teve uma mensal escrita pelo John Ney Rieber, de 75 cap, essa infelizmente não tem reedição, só acha sebo e por scan aqui. Essas capas no post já são da série nova que ignora essa mensal

@MystMmos @75Opposite Oh yeah just to clarify; Elric started as short stories in 1961 in fanzines. This comic is an 2014 adaptation made in france of 4 stories telling his origin. It is so good that in the hardcover edition the author literally says its the definitive version of the story

@LLVBGM The usual reply i see is "its boring", since each arc has a pretty different tone i see why someone would skip. I also saw that recently with Al Ewing amazing run on Immortal Hulk, he did 50 chap, 4 years of peak writing, but the new arc is very different so people stoped reading

@ajms9495 @GundamIsHere Mangakas are also influenced by western authors and illustrators, its the same art form. Take Berserk for example, it's hard to not see golden/silver age visual influence, or even conceptual wise like in Moorcock writing

@BrendoBMS Menino Elric criando tendência desdos anos 60

@BasedLIDA when you're learning visual storytelling that's pretty much the first thing you need to sharp. Sometimes the whole book has no dialogues, examples like

@fancygoblin_ @JazzDunn2 he's probably talking about WW #796

#140 Niagara/Torrentes de Paixão (1953) for #noirvember

@BrendoBMS @gaspar_banido Ah, cada criador tem um ritmo/numero x de assistentes, escrever as vezes é mais dificil pra uns. O Jack Kirby nos 70s Escrevia e desenhava 4 gibi por mes, era um pra cada semana e cada um desses tinha um arte finalista + assistente diferente