Neil Gall Drawing.

New York, DC Comics 2003, cm.17x26, pp.104, paperback. In a peaceful corner of a land plagued by hideous creatures and fractured by war, a young hero named Robin is sent on a lonely quest to unfiy the feuding lords of the sundered realms against the menace of the risen Beast. But Robin will discover that ignorance and arrogance are even more dangerous than the armies of the Beast, as he travels through a dizzying array of worlds to assemble a group powerful enough to fight the Beast's menace...With fully-rendered maps, a compelling world history, and featuring a different artistic vision for each of the realms Robin traverses, portrayed by some of today's top artists, this book is a must for Jla and fantasy fans alike!

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2005, cm.17x26, pp.144, paperback. The Authority are seven super-powered individuals who have vowed to make the world a better place, answering to nobody, and taking no prisoners as they go. Kev Hawkins is the man the British government calls when they want someone removed - permanently. A former SAS Corporal turned assassin, he has just been given the most difficult assignment of his career: find and eliminate the Authority...From the twisted minds of Garth Ennis (Preacher) and Glenn Fabry (Slaine, Global Frequency) come a couple of darkly humourous tales involving Kev, the Authority, tigers and aliens! This is the Authority as you never thought you'd see them!

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2005, cm.17x26, pp.96, paperback. High above the planet, aboard a fifty-mile-wide alien vessel, The Authority - seven awesomely powerful super-humans - act as global bouncers for the human race. If you threaten the life and liberty of Earth's inhabitants, they'll do whatever they need to do to set things straight! With the President out to discreetly dispose of them and a seemingly global depression epidemic on their hands, it's only a matter of time before The Authority are forced to react...This stand-alone story is by the brilliant new creative team of acclaimed novelist, screenwriter and journalist John Ridley and up-and-coming artist Ben Oliver.

A cura di Giuliano Ercoli. Prato, Media Edizioni 1990, cm.19x26,5, pp.148 ill.a colori. brossura copertina figurata a colori.