What’s more, with the time-jump epilogue shown in The Walking Dead’s final issue, Kirkman has a wealth of storytelling avenues to pursue both before and after this tale, to say nothing about the possibility of him focusing on totally different characters and locales instead!įinishing out his response by dropping a slight tease about how he’s talked with another writer about doing “ another self-contained thing,” it seems pretty clear that Kirkman is done with the series for now, but it’s always at the back of his mind should he want to revisit it in the future. I’d come back and write more stories myself before I allowed that to happen,” Kirkman confirms that while a sequel isn’t happening anytime soon, if it ever did, the man responsible for writing 193 issues, detailing his creative process in over sixty “deluxe” issues, answering countless “Letter Hacks” page questions, and influencing the handful of television shows based on his stories, will be the one behind the driver’s seat. But all hope is not lost for another Walking Dead comic! Going on to further say, “ …I definitely couldn’t see myself ever allowing anyone to do a full-on sequel.
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Walker can be connected to few children's books of the period, the contribution he made to the Alice canon has had lasting merit. The illustrator: William Henry Walker (Born: 1871 - Pittston, Pennsylvania, Died: 1938) "W. The book: Scarce and attractive edition of ALICE in Wonderland color illustrated by William Henry Walker. Illustrations: Complete with the 8 wonderful full-page color illustrations and 42 in-text illustrations by William Henry Walker. A rare find in any condition!Ĭontent: Good content (tight, some light foxing and staining - as shown, book prize plate dated 1935 on first endpaper - as shown, toning and foxing to endpaper - as shown, faint staining to bottom edges/corner of some plates without affecting the illustrations - as shown). Helen School Streatham to rear board - as shown) under a protective removable mylar cover. First thus.īinding: Very good and attractive full cloth binding (hinges fine, overall slightly worn and scuffed - as shown, gilt school crest from St. Publisher: London, John Lane The Bodley Head Ltd., no date (circa 1930). Title: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll with Eight Coloured and 42 Other illustrations by William Henry Walker. The real mystery, however, becomes discovering their complex coven background and connection to generations of strong women with varying gifts of gleam and breaking a deathly family curse. When Jasmina is the victim of a possible murder attempt and left in a state between life and death, it’s up to Iris and Malina to find the culprit. Narrator Iris has resigned herself to making flowers only through glassworks and helping her gruff mother, Jasmina, in her confectionery until there are strange occurrences and visitors in town. Raised in the medieval town of Cattaro in the Balkan country of Montenegro and isolated from other witches, abrasive Iris has had less and less practice with summoning the beauty of fractals, particularly through flowers, and tender Malina, with eliciting emotions through her beautiful voice. Produced from their Eastern European mother and a Japanese father they’ve never met, mixed-race fraternal twins Iris and Malina know they are also witches born with “the gleam,” a magical way to bring forth and manipulate beauty. Reminiscent of Practical Magic, this sensory-rich debut and series opener highlights the mysteries of life, death, and love for modern twin witches. |