Andrew Farago

This book is titled The Art of Harley Quinn, but it's more like a history of the character from Batman: The Animated Series to the Rebirth run of comics. It is indeed accompanied by tons of full-color, sometimes full-page artwork, but this artwork is primarily covers of comics or snippets from within the pages of comic books. If you were looking for a process-type book, this isn't it. However, it is a nice look at the character over the years, the creators (both writers and illustrators -- including pencillers and inkers) behind her, and the changes based on fan responses. Since I am a fan of the character but haven't necessarily read or seen every single thing she's appeared in, this was an interesting read. Although I had seen much of the art before, it was still nice to stop and appreciate it again.… (altro)

Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck or Tweetie Bird. It doesn’t matter who your favourite Looney Tunes character is, they are all here. Take a walk with author Andrew Farago through this beautiful nostalgia trip.
Featuring all of the Looney Tunes much-loved characters just as I remembered them. Reading this book was like a blast from the past. Bringing up memories of Saturday morning cartoons enjoyed with the family.
This book really is the whole package. Funny anecdotes, beautiful images and wonderful writing. For those few people new to Looney Tunes this is a wonderful introduction. And for those of us already in love with these amazing characters this book is a celebration of everything Looney Tunes.
This is a great book for young and old, and for Looney Tunes fans it is a must have.

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