I am from Germany and I have bought this wonderful artbook of Alex Ross. Thank you very much for the review. Your review was the main reason, why I ordered the book. I have never read any American comics, but Alex Ross' realistic art style applied on superheroes is beautiful.
I would like to ask if you have self-made book wrappers for your artbooks? I do not have many artbooks, but I would especially like to have a self-made book wrapper for "Rough Justice". This book comes with a book jacket (Superman raising his fist) enfolding the proper hardcover (Batman giving somebody a beating). The respective book jacket is easily 'vulnerable' to fingerprints.
Is there any elegant way to make a custom book wrapper protecting artbooks? Especially for artbooks like these which have two different front and back covers (The Art of Iron Man artbooks are the only example I know which have this situation)? Please enlighten me, Parka! Or am I just too paranoid about this matter?
I would thank you for your enlightening response to my question. Keep up the good work!
Your shelf must have unlimited space. I think it is not arogant to have a photo of your magic shelve on your website ; )
Hi Parka, this is going to be my first post.
I am from Germany and I have bought this wonderful artbook of Alex Ross. Thank you very much for the review. Your review was the main reason, why I ordered the book. I have never read any American comics, but Alex Ross' realistic art style applied on superheroes is beautiful.
I would like to ask if you have self-made book wrappers for your artbooks? I do not have many artbooks, but I would especially like to have a self-made book wrapper for "Rough Justice". This book comes with a book jacket (Superman raising his fist) enfolding the proper hardcover (Batman giving somebody a beating). The respective book jacket is easily 'vulnerable' to fingerprints.
Is there any elegant way to make a custom book wrapper protecting artbooks? Especially for artbooks like these which have two different front and back covers (The Art of Iron Man artbooks are the only example I know which have this situation)? Please enlighten me, Parka! Or am I just too paranoid about this matter?
I would thank you for your enlightening response to my question. Keep up the good work!
Your shelf must have unlimited space. I think it is not arogant to have a photo of your magic shelve on your website ; )