Today we have the arrival of Jeff Smith's latest Bone-related project, Tall Tales ($10.99 paperback, $22.99 hardcover). My nine year old son has become obsessed with Bone. He basically worships the Red Dragon. This "new" book basically collects material most Bone aficionados have read before (namely the Stupid, Stupid Rat Tails series).
Bone: Tall Tales serves as a perfect introduction to the series for new readers, and it's a must-have for long-time Bone fans as well. This fun collection of stories of Casper-looking underdogs is perfectly titled, because each and every funny tale Smiley shares 'round the campfire is a tall one. The glossy full-colour illustrations will reel kids in, and the high-falutin' stories will keep them intrigued. The tale of Bone's birth is especially off-the-wall. My favorite tale is the final story, in which Bone gathers a hodgepodge group of woodland creatures, including an adorable fox, a shy turtle, a very put-upon monkey, and a guardian dragon named Stillman who quickly stole a little piece of my heart, to help him in a fight against the evil rat creatures.
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
New Rasl #8 Cover Revealed
Gfest is a HUGE fan of Jeff Smith because of his epic story entitled Bone, Gfets picked up the first volume of Rasl.
We waited for the first trade knowing that the single issues were coming
out on an irregular basis. While it takes a little bit of commitment
to become engaged in the plot and begin to understand the premise, we
found by the end of Volume one, we were extremely excited and pick up Volume two and fell head over heels for this story.
Jeff Smith's website Boneville just released the cover art for Rasl #8 and it's delicate mixture of beauty and creepy. It's got Gfest excited for the next issue. Enjoy this beautiful cover of one of the most disturbing looking little girls in comics.
Jeff Smith's website Boneville just released the cover art for Rasl #8 and it's delicate mixture of beauty and creepy. It's got Gfest excited for the next issue. Enjoy this beautiful cover of one of the most disturbing looking little girls in comics.
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