Kirjahaku

In Brooklyn, a serial killer is on the loose--and when strange clues lead down a paranormal path, a detective confronts his inner demons to solve the case. After returning from a tour in Afghanistan, detective Billy O'Connor returns home to a Brooklyn he doesn't recognize. As he tries to return to his normal routines, his PTSD is easily triggered and he suffers severe hallucinations. Once he begins to work a gruesome homicide case, however, O'Connor has difficulty sorting out what's real--and after he uncovers some strange clues, he'll have to face the unthinkable to bring the killer to justice. From New York Times Bestselling authors Paul Levitz (75 Years of DC Comics: The Art of Modern Myth-Making) and Tim Hamilton (Ray Bradbury's Farenheit 451: The Authorized Adaptation), this volume collects all sixteen chapters originally serialized in Dark Horse Presents Volume 3 #17-#22 and #24-#33

Unstoppable. Untraceable. Unkillable. Who is the Visitor? Why are the leaders of the world terrified of him? And will they live long enough to find out? The world changes right here in a thrilling sci-fi mystery from Eisner Hall of Fame writer Paul Levitz (Legion of Super-Heroes) and Russ Manning Award-nominated artist MJ KIM (FAITH: DREAMSIDE)! Collecting THE VISITOR #1-6.

When Christo and Jeanne-Claude wrapped the Reichstag, in 1995, this was thecompletion of an 24 year long artistic process. Five million people came to see theunique work of art.The book follows these 24 years in the life of the two artists documenting this process.Endless negotiations with deputies, officials and bureaucrats were needed to finally getthe permit from the German Bundestag. It was the first work of art which was debatedand voted on by an elected parliament even though it did not even exist yet. Years oftechnical preparation were needed to allow Christo and Jeanne-Claude to wrap thelarge Victorian building using 1,076,390 square feet (100,000 square meters) of thickwoven polypropylene fabric with an aluminum surface and 9.7 miles (15.6 kilometers)of blue polypropylene rope.Christo and Jeanne-Claude : "For a period of two weeks in summer 1995, the richnessof the silvery fabric, shaped by the blue ropes, creates a sumptuous flow of vertical foldshighlighting the features and proportions of the imposing structure, revealing theessence of the Reichstag".The exhibition and book tell this story in numerous original documents, photographs,drawings, collages, large photo-murals and real objects from the actual wrapping.