books by Jason Lutes

books by Jason Lutes

books:

Jason Lutes

Jason Lutes

Hyperion Book CH, 2008

Unlocking the life of the handcuff king
I just can't help but wonder," the magician Harry Houdini wonders at the end of "Houdini: The Handcuff King," a graphic novel by Jason Lutes and Nick Pertozzi, "will anyone even remember me a hundred years from now?" Who can tell, awash as we are in the flood of ...

Jar of Fools

Jason Lutes

Drawn and Quarterly, 2003

Diamond in the Rough!
Lutes' simplistic art and storylines full of stark reality is a breath of freash air in the graphic novel medium...that is when you give yourself a chance to take that breath! Must read for everyone...the only downside is the book is very delicate.

Berlin Book Two: City of Smoke (Bk. 2)

Jason Lutes

Drawn and Quarterly, 2008

It's getting better
In Berlin, City of Smoke, Jason Lutes picks up where the first book, City of Stones, left off - after the events of May 1929. The storytelling has improved, both in terms of the narrative and the actual art itself. It's a bit more cohesive and streamlined - the work ...

Berlin: City of Stones: Book One (Part 1)

Drawn and Quarterly, 2000

This book leaves me breathless
I'm not easily impressed by graphic novels (I hate the term "graphic novels," but will use it until a better one comes along). Partly this is because most of them--like most conventional novels (and films, for that matter)--are mediocre. But mostly it's because the ...

Berlin 01. Steinerne Stadt
Jason Lutes

Carlsen Verlag GmbH, 2003

Narren.
Jason Lutes

Carlsen, 2000

Jar of Fools
Jason Lutes

Farrar Straus & Giroux, 2003

Berlin: Cuidad de piedras/ Berlin: City of Stones/ Spanish Edition
Jason Lutes

Public Square Books, 2006

Set in the twilight years of Germany's Weimar Republic, City of Stones covers eight months in Berlin, from September 1928 to May Day, 1929. Kurt Severing, a journalist, and Marthe Muller, an art student, are the central figures in a broad cast of characters who embody the hopes and struggles of Berlin's inhabitants as their future is darkened by a ...