Batman: War Games Act 1.

New York, DC Comics 2005, cm.17x26, pp.200, paperback. It's the explosive conclusion to the "War Games" saga, as the gang war that has torn Gotham City apart comes to a bloody conclusion! Crime lord, Black Mask is planning to take over the city's gangs...and to destroy Batman. Meanwhile, a badly wounded Spoiler is desperately trying to find the Dark Knight. Robin, Nightwing, Catwoman and Tarantula are all under heavy fire, and Batman himself is trying to contain the madness. It's all leading to Oracle's hideout in Gotham's clock tower...and an unforgettable ending! Written by talented creators including Bill Willingham ("Fables") and Ed Brubaker ("Gotham Central"), this final episode will change "Gotham" and "Batman" for good!

New York, DC Comics 2005, cm.17x26, pp.192, paperback. Batman and Gotham City are caught up in a terrifying gang war between bloodthirsty mobsters, as the War Games saga continues! Stephanie - aka the Spoiler - realises the part she's played in the gang war now consuming the city, and moves to rectify her mistake...straight into the hands of Black Mask. Meanwhile, Tim Drake puts his Robin costume back on; Catwoman fights a desperate battle to protect her own; Batgirl faces off against the vicious Cheshire and her gang; and Batman takes unprecedented control of the Gotham City P.D.! Written by a hugely talented group of creators, including Bill Willingham (Fables) and Ed Brubaker (Gotham Central), this series will change Batman - forever!

In Firenze, nella Stamperia di Sua Altezza Reale 1770, un tomo di 9, cm.19,5x27, pp.IV,580,(4), frontesp. allegorico inciso, una tav. sinottiva ft. ripiegata e 2 tavv. ripiegate in appendice, rileg.coeva in mz.pergamena, piatti rivestiti di c. decorata e con angoli in pergamena, titoli in oro al dorso. Segni di usura ai piatti ma rilegatura ancora solida; interni in buono stato. Esempl. mancante di tre (la II, la III e la IV) delle V tavv. in appendice.

Milano, Ricordi 1963, cm.12,5x17, pp.155,(5), brossura, cop. fig. a 2 colori. Coll. PBR, Piccola Biblioteca Ricordi, 22.

Traduz. di Claudio Groff. Milano, CDE su licenza Einaudi 1999, cm.14x22,3, pp.653,(5), legatura ed. cartonata, titoli al dorso, cop. fig. a colori. Coll.'900 Capolavori della Narrativa Contemporanea.

London Constable 1986, cm.14x21,5, pp.332, brossura, copertina figurata Edizione in inglese. Edward Chaney taught at the University of Pisa for six years and was an associate at Harvard University’s Villa I Tatti in Florence while working on this book. His Warburg Institute Ph.D. on seventeenth-century travel in Italy was published as The Grand Tour and the Great Rebellion. His more recent books include The Evolution of the Grand Tour and an edition of Jones’s Roman Sketchbook. He is now professor of at the Southampton Institute. Sir Harold Acton (1904–94), a distinguished man of letters, historian, aesthete, novelist and poet, spent most of his life in Florence, the city that made him an honorary citizen in 1986. Among his best-known books are The Last Medici, Memoirs of an Aesthete, and The Bourbous of Naples.