The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen – Vol. II, #1
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Writer Alan Moore and artist Kevin
O’Neil return to the iconic characters of yesteryear they first explored in
Volume One of this series with a smashing introduction/set-up issue the
surprising answers the question of why the Martians from War of the
Worlds attacked Earth in the first place.
In the first volume of the
series, Moore and O’Neil took a highly eleclectic mix of characters – Robert
Louis Stevenson’s Dr. Jekyll (and his other self, Mr. Hyde) Minna Murray (or
Mina Harker) from Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Jules Verne’s Captain Nemo
(portrayed as grim Sikh his author originally conceived), Hawley Griffin, who
known but not seen in H.G. Well’s The Invisible Man, and Allan
Quartermain, H. Rider Haggard’s daring adventurer – and crafted them into an
adventurous team of pre-mystery men set in 1898. Now they’re back, and you won’t
want to miss ride.
hat anyone who knows him finds hard to fathom, something
that causes him to wince even now as he describes it.<br><br>He gathered
together literally hundreds of delicate, finely detailed, high end Disney
collectibles created by his company, Another Rainbow and - with witnesses
present - he destroyed them.<br><br>What’s more, The Walt Disney Company was in
on it.<br> <br>It didn’t start out that way, of course. Hamilton and Another
Rainbow had long been known as leading advocates of Disney characters in comic
books, lithographs, and other items. Hamilton himself was one of the premiere
Disney collectors, an early enthusiast, historian and collector of comics and
other character collectibles. He and his firm had for over 20 years enjoyed a
healthy relationship with Disney and had successfully promoted Carl Barks and
his work to adoring fans.<br><br><b>Getting S