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Inspired by the one and only superhero, extraterrestrial, and rock and roll deity in history, BOWIE: Stardust, Rayguns, & Moonage Daydreams is the original graphic memoir of the great Ziggy Stardust!In life, David Bowie was one of the most magnetic icons of modern pop culture, seducing generations of fans with both his music and his counterculture persona. In death, the cult of Bowie has only intensified. As a musician alone, Bowie’s legacy is remarkable, but his place in the popular imagination is due to so much more than his music. As a visual performer, he defied classification with his psychedelic aesthetics, his larger-than-life image, and his way of hovering on the border of the surreal. BOWIE: Stardust, Rayguns, & Moonage Daydreams chronicles the rise of Bowie’s career from obscurity to fame; and paralleled by the rise and fall of his alter ego as well as the rise and fall of Ziggy Stardust. As the Spiders from Mars slowly implode, Bowie wrestles with his Ziggy persona. The outcome of this internal conflict will change not only David Bowie, but also, the world.

Elevate your style with the Oliver Peoples N.02 OV 5529U Sunglasses in size 46/20/145. Featuring a stunning Hanada Indigo/Sea Mist color combination, these sunglasses are a must-have accessory for any fashion lover.

Wistfully trailing her slender fingers through your daydreams, our Toscano exclusive is destined to become a favorite in any fairy lover's home or garden. At a foot-and-a-half tall, her form-fitting gown, delicate wings and luscious tresses are as intricately detailed as her dainty features. Cast in quality designer resin to be showcased in flowerbed, bath or boudoir. 18 in. W x 8.50 in. D x 18 in. H, 5 lbs.

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This large-format, deluxe, slipcased compilation of the popular Millar-written issues of The Authority ought to be fun for any superhero lover or cynic. It begins with the question, "Why do super-people never go after the real bastards?" and sets off to find an answer. The super group The Authority decides to become an independent governing force: they make the law, go after corrupt governments, save refugees and so on. They're also vain, self-absorbed celebrities awash in power and ego. This volume finds The Authority under constant attack for being too powerful. First, in a deft parody of Marvel Comics, a mad scientist with his own super team (based on The Avengers) to promote takes them on. Then, they're faced by a standard villain, and finally, the U.S. government itself, which is fed up with competing for power and attention in the world. Millar is a satirist at heart, but he's sentimental, too - his glib, bloody version of a superhero comic is, in some ways, about a kind of power that doesn't exist (and about the tragedy that superheroes really don't exist after all). Quitely supplies most of the art; he positions his elastic, highly detailed figures and settings in wide, cinema-like panels against black backgrounds, allowing for readability and an easy dramatic progression. His rendering of Millar's gory, real-world battle scenes aren't for the squeamish, but are truly affecting. This series, like The Watchmen before it, turns the concept of superheroics on its head in loving, cynical fashion and tells a mean, fast story along the way.Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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The peripatetic Morant took these dramatic photographs (color and b&w) of the Canadian Pacific Railway over the course of his career as the CPR photographer, from 1929 to 1981. They will make train-lovers' hearts thump, office workers daydream about their next vacation, and miscast modernists wax nostalgic about a world they never knew. The informed and sympathetic text is by Canadian Pacific locomotive engineer John F. Garden. 11.25x10.25". Published by Footprint Publishing, Box 1830, Revelstoke, British Columbia, V0E 2S0. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

The peripatetic Morant took these dramatic photographs (color and b&w) of the Canadian Pacific Railway over the course of his career as the CPR photographer, from 1929 to 1981. They will make train-lovers' hearts thump, office workers daydream about their next vacation, and miscast modernists wax nostalgic about a world they never knew. The informed and sympathetic text is by Canadian Pacific locomotive engineer John F. Garden. 11.25x10.25". Published by Footprint Publishing, Box 1830, Revelstoke, British Columbia, V0E 2S0. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

A sweet and hilarious fusion of gay romantic comedy, Jewish family drama and French bedroom farce, Mikael Buch's Let My People Go! Follows the travails and daydreams of the lovelorn Ruben (Regular Lovers' Nicolas Maury), a French-Jewish gay mailman living in fairytale Finland with his gorgeous Nordic boyfriend. But just before Passover, a series of mishaps and a lovers' quarrel exile the heartbroken Ruben back to Paris and his zany family-which includes Almodovar goddess Carmen Maura (Women on t