Book Review: LMS: Killbook of a bounty hunter

[ye51d]

Book name: Last Man Standing: Killbook of a bounty hunter
Artist: Dan Luvisi
Publisher: Heavy Metal
Pages: 210
IISBN-10: 9781935351320
ISBN-13: 978-1935351320

Okay, first of all, Last Man Standing: Killbook of a bounty Hunter is not your average book; it is really big, edited like a scrapbook telling a history from the future, specifically of Gabriel the Paladin.

Inside the book, Gabriel, the main character guides you through the whole book, how the book is constructed, what some icons represents etc. The book features places, groups and characters of this universe in a very detailed way, Dan Luvisi hyperrealist style is full of details and reference enough to keep you watching a single illustration for a lot of time, the storytelling is great, makes you feel every one of these characters its alive.

My writing is not doing justice to what this book is all about seriously, it’s really fun to read and the art is just stunning.

recommended for science fiction/future lovers
Character designer illustrators
Lovers of Hyperrealism
Graphic designers
people who love to read a lot

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Availability:
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[fleggett]

I have the deluxe edition of LMS, but could never quite figure out what made it so. It came with two laid-in color plates, one signed by Dan Luvisi. It also came with a dustjacket, which yours doesn't seem to have. Other than that, were there any other differences?

The ISBN of the deluxe edition is 978-1-935351-31-3.

BTW, I'd be careful with the binding. I had to return one because the pages began to separate near the front of the book (fortunately, Heavy Metal had a handful of replacement copies).

[parka]

Thanks for the review.

This one totally escaped my radar.

[parka]

The listed weight on Amazon is 5.1 pounds and 5.3 pounds respectively. There's going to be added weight surcharge for shipping.