books by Jean-Marc Lofficier     books:     Jean-Marc Lofficier      The Phantom Of The Opera: Illustrated And Unabridged Edition Gaston Leroux Hollywood Comics, 2004 Highly recommended It's unfortunate that the previous reviewer was so biased against the popular graphic art style used to illustrate this edition of "Phantom." The illustrations, in particular, by Steve Rude, Mike Collins, Mike Ratera, Ladronn, David Lafuente, Juan Roncagliolo Berger, ...             The Pocket Essential Tintin Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier No Exit, 2007 couldn't wish for a better book about Tintin it's all there, it's like taking a guided tour throughout the Tintin universe; highly recommended.             Tales of the Shadowmen 5: The Vampires of Paris Hollywood Comics, 2009 The most consistently quality anthology series today I am a fan of pulp and adventure fiction, as well as crossover stories such as Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN and especially Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton family writing. Thus, I could not help but be drawn to the TALES OF THE ...             Doctor Who: The Terrestrial Index (Doctor Who (BBC Paperback)) Jean-Marc Lofficier Virgin Publishing, 1991 For Doctor Who completists only "The Terrestrial Guide" is the misleading title for what is really a dry, dictionary like listing of information on the show. Among the sections you'll find Lofficier's attempt to develop a timeline for the stories (good luck, Jean-Marc!), cross-referenced tables for ...             Tales of the Shadowmen 1: The Modern Babylon Hollywood Comics, 2005 A lot of fun! Most of us know a few of the great characters of French popular literature. Captain Nemo, the Count of Monte Cristo, and the Phantom of the Opera have made it onto the world stage and are well known in many languages. In his time the gentleman thief Arsene Lupin was ...             Arsene Lupin Vs. Sherlock Holmes: The Hollow Needle Maurice Leblanc, Jean-Marc Lofficier, ... Hollywood Comics, 2004 The Battle Commences in "The Hollow Needle" In this first volume of a planned three-volume set, the reader is introduced to Arse'ne Lupin, the Gentleman Burglar of France. Maurice Leblanc made the fictional character famous in a series of short stories and novels just after the turn of the century approximately ...             Arsene Lupin vs Sherlock Holmes: The Blonde Phantom Maurice Leblanc Hollywood Comics, 2005 And Yet They Remain Friends! Actually, this book should have preceeded The Hollow Needle. The World's Greatest Detective faces off with the World's Greatest Gentleman Thief in a struggle to recove a fabulous blue diamond! The Gentleman Thief has a new sidekick-- the woman known as The Blonde ...             Moebius Arzach 1 Jean Marc L'Officier, Jean 'Moebius' Giraud IBooks, 2000 Lifetime of inspiration. Jean "Moebius" Giraud created a work that transcended the comicstrip medium with Arzach. Known as the artist on the classic western series, "Lieutenant Blueberry", Giraud started experimenting with adult themes in his work, exploring a form of narrative storytelling ...             Shadowmen: Heroes and Villains of French Pulp Fiction Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier Black Coat Press, 2003 A guide to a hidden world Most of us know very little about French popular literature. I include myself. I had read THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO, THE THREE MUSKETEERS, and several of the stories of Jules Verne but I had only scratched the surface. SHADOWMEN is a wonderful study of the ...             The Doctor Who Programme Guide: Fourth Edition Jean-Marc Lofficier AuthorHouse, 2003 At last a new edition This is it: the complete and updated DWPG: still the best Doctor Who reference book ever, now including up to the Paul McGann movie. A classic.             Science Fiction Filmmaking in the 1980s: Interviews With Actors, Directors, Producers and Writers Lee Goldberg, Randy Lofficier, ... McFarland & Company, 1995 Aliens, Bladerunner, Dune, Mad Max, Return of the Jedi , the Star Trek series, Blue Thunder, Cocoon, Enemy Mine, Robocop, 2010, War Games -movies that defined science fiction films in the 1980s. But what was it like making these movies? Interviews (previously published in slightly different form in Starlog ) take you behind the scenes with the ...             Tales of the Shadowmen 4: Lords of Terror Hollywood Comics, 2008 Black Coat Press does it again! Black Coat Press once again presents us with an amazing new series of short stories in Tales of the Shadowmen 4. For those not familiar with this series, Tales presents new short stories using French pulp heroes adventuring with American fictional characters. The ...             Tales of the Shadowmen 3: Danse Macabre Hollywood Comics, 2006 A Good Year for Shadowmen This series is getting better and better. It thrives on the funny, adventurous, or uncanny parings of pop culture characters and the crossovers are getting more entertaining as they get more audacious! It is interesting to see how many of the stories are now showing ...             The Nth Doctor Jean-Marc Lofficier AuthorHouse, 2003 "Ah yes, I remember it well..." How many times have you wondered "What might have been?" It seems fitting that, of all people, a time traveler should be the focus of such an exploration. In "The Nth Doctor", the reader gains insight into the many different scripts (and variations on same) that ...             Tales of the Shadowmen 2: Gentlemen of the Night Hollywood Comics, 2005 All Fun! From start to finish, this anthology is packed with fun! The various Authors seem to be having a blast playing around with these classic French Heroes and Anti-Heroes, and that fun moves right from the authors to the readers! Some of the stories will make you laugh ...          products you might be interested in search for books directors, filmmaking, illustrated, interviews, terrestrial, unabridged      geepe.com    web we recommend The Battle Commences in "The Hollow Needle" randomly chosen book: Delitos Impropios De Omisión (Spanish Edition)