La crociata dei bambini, vol. 1
1993
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The Children Crusade è il primo crossover mai realizzato all'interno della divisione Vertigo, pubblicato originariamente nel 1993 e ideato da Neil Gaiman. In questo volume sono raccolti, in rigoroso ordine di lettura, The Children's Crusade n.1 (scritto da Neil Gaiman e disegnato da Chris Bachalo), Black Orchid Annual n.1 (scritto da Dick Foreman e disegnato da Gary Amaro), Animal Man Annual n.1 (scritto da Jamie Delano e disegnato da Russell Braun), Swamp Thing Annual n.7 (scritto da Nancy A. Collins e disegnato da Mark Buckingham), Doom Patrol Annual n.2 (scritto da Rachel Pollack e disegnato da Mark Wheatley), Arcana of Books of Magic Annual n.1 (scritto da John Ney Rieber e disegnato da Peter Gross), The Children´s Crusade n.2 (scritto da Neil Gaiman, Alisa Kwitney e Jamie Delano e disegnato da Peter Snejbjerg).
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Authors
Jamie Delano
Author · 15 books
Jamie Delano aka A. William James began writing comics professionally in the early 1980s. Latterly he has been writing prose fiction with "BOOK THIRTEEN" published by his own LEPUS BOOKS imprint (http://www.lepusbooks.co.uk) in 2012, "Leepus | DIZZY" in April 2014, and "Leepus | THE RIVER" in 2017. Jamie lives in semi-rural Northamptonshire with his partner, Sue. They have three adult children and a considerable distraction of grandchildren.
Richard Foreman
Author · 1 books
Having completed a BA in literature at Essex University in 1973, Richard Foreman took on a variety of occupations including community arts and theatre work. In the late 1980s, writing as ‘Dick Foreman’, he became a full time scriptwriter of comic strips, progressing from one-off stories to a monthly series for US publishers DC comics. The series, ‘Black Orchid’ ran for two years. Following this, his working life switched to other interests, but he continued writing quarterly scripts for photo-stories/comic strips in ‘Who Cares?’, a national magazine for children in care for 20 years. Since 2009 he has returned full time to writing. Following a series of well-received articles for Alan Moore’s ‘Dodgem Logic’ magazine, he began work on ‘Wilful Misunderstandings’, a collection of short stories each based on the reinterpretation of a word, phrase or saying. This will be published by Lepus Books in April 2016. He has recently contributed to the magazines ‘Roundyhouse’ and ‘Tears in the Fence’ and is currently writing a novel.
