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Emily's Secret Book of Strange (Emily the Strange Graphic Novels #2)
by
Rob Reger,
Buzz Parker
The secret life of Emily the Strange is quite a bit more strange than was previously understood. Uncover the truth behind her mysterious world in this recently discovered volume, Emily's Secret Book of Strange, the revealing companion to the best-selling Emily the Strange. Enter, if you dare, the house that Emily built. Decipher the secret language of the Emily Strange Pos...more
Hardcover, 64 pages
Published
February 1st 2003
by Chronicle Books
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I snaggled this book from my sister's give-away pile. I thought it was interesting to look at, with all the "hidden" pictures that you find only when the book is tilted at a particular angle against the light. But it's not something I personally want to keep or look at over and over.
Companion book to the novel Emily the Strange. Gorgeous art that takes you behind the scenes in Emily's life. Beautiful art with little text.
Interesting but it seems a little forced to me. But then I'm an old fart so what do I kndow really
I know it's weird and the book seems to be a simple just-for-fun-thing, but it's much more to me.
I can't put it into good words, sadly I'm no writer, but to me this Book of Strange is like a surrealistic painting. Something that seems odd and kinda aloof at first glance, but starts to whisper mesmerizing secrets to you if you look long and close enough.
Maybe this was just my kinky imagination, but that's good enough for me.
I would recommend it to daydreamers, people, who like to stumble into new...more
I can't put it into good words, sadly I'm no writer, but to me this Book of Strange is like a surrealistic painting. Something that seems odd and kinda aloof at first glance, but starts to whisper mesmerizing secrets to you if you look long and close enough.
Maybe this was just my kinky imagination, but that's good enough for me.
I would recommend it to daydreamers, people, who like to stumble into new...more
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this book is creepy.....I LURVE IT!
This is kind of a strange (no pun intended) book that's fun and interesting. It's a good, though short and easy, read, with exciting art for those who don't get so easily excitied.
Frighteningly delightful.
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Reger's friend Nathan Carrico designed Emily in 1991 for a skateboard company in Santa Cruz, where Cosmic Debris was born. In his Santa Cruz garage (and later an artist warehouse in San Francisco) Reger created the designs, and with Matt Reed brought them into the fashion world by creating t-shirt designs that captured the essence of this mysterious young girl with 4 black cats. Since then, Cosmic...more
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