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A cura di Gérard Walter. Paris, Librairie Gallimard 1952, cm.11x18, pp.XXXI,1482, legatura ed.in t.pelle, fregi e titoli in oro al dorso, sopraccop.fig. Coll.Bibliothèque de la Pléiade,55.

Présentation de Claude Mettra. Chronologie et Dictionnaire des personnages établis par Alain Ferrari. Paris, Robert Laffont 1988, un vol.di 2, cm.13x19,5, pp.898, brossura, cop.fig.a col. (qualche segno d'uso ma copia in buono stato). Collection Bouquins. (i due voll.insieme, € 20,00).

Capolago, Tipografia e Libreria Elvetica 1845, 2 voll.rilegg.in 1, cm.15x22, pp.418,328, Rilegato in piena pergamena, titoli in oro al dorso. Lievi sottolineature e fioriture.

Paris, Editions Atlas 2010, cm.18,5x24, pp134, ill.col. Reliè.

New York, Vertigo 2005, cm.17x26, pp.128, paperback. This horrific, disturbing graphic novel is a new direction for the acclaimed Books of Magic, conceived by the writing genius behind Sandman, Neil Gaiman. Like a Hell-born Harry Potter, mage-in-the-making Timothy Hunter finds himself as the nexus for overlapping alternate universes, where a forthcoming war has spilled out over the Earth and its shade reality, Faerie. This mystic apocalypse will span the cosmos and wrench Tim into a reality that brings with it all the psychological horrors and blood-red savagery of a universe gone mad! Like Death and the Sandman himself, Tim Hunter is another of Neil Gaiman's unforgettable creations, but this time he's taken it and twisted - really hard!