Design luna (2 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 166 pages. Italian language. 9.69x7.44x0.38 inches. In Stock. DESIGN, LUNA (illustrator).

Wraps. Zustand: Very good. First Printing [Stated]. The format is approximately 6.625 inches by 10.125 inches. Unpaginated [128 pages reported] Illustrated covers. This volume contains issues/stories 6-10. "Luna and Vaughn's sensitive plot and careful pacing keep it exciting, especially as they strip away preconceived notions and use the tale to examine the complexities of what it is to be human. Luna's illustrations match the plot perfectly, particularly his ability to bring nuance and feeling to faces rendered in a very simple style" -Booklist In the second volume of this hit series, tensions rise between humans and robots in this sci-fi/drama set in the near future. Alex took a huge risk to unlock Ada and it seems to have paid off - Ada can now think for herself and explore life as a sentient android. As Alex and Ada spend more time together, they become closer. But as restrictions tighten on androids, Ada feels unsure about her place in Alex's life and the world. Jonathan Luna co-created and illustrated The Sword, Girls, and Ultra with his brother, Joshua Luna. He co-created and illustrated ALEX + ADA with Sarah Vaughn. He wrote and illustrated Star Bright and the Looking Glass. His work also includes the art for Spider-Woman: Origin. Jonathan spent most of his childhood overseas, living on military bases in Iceland and Italy. He returned to the United States in his late teens. Writing and drawing comics since he was a child, he graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a BFA in Sequential Art. Sarah Vaughn is an artist, writer, over-thinker. She's penciled Sparkshooter and co-created ALEX + ADA with Jonathan Luna for Image Comics. Alex + Ada is an American comic book series created by Jonathan Luna and Sarah Vaughn. The duo began work on the series in January 2013, before publishing 15 issues through Image Comics between November 2013 and June 2015. The series has since been collected into three trade paperbacks. Alex + Ada centers upon the relationship between a lonely man and an intelligent android. The series received positive reviews from critics. While working on a book, Luna realized he missed telling a story panel by panel and decided to return to comics. Luna pitched the idea of a young man who falls in love with a female android to Vaughn. Vaughn jumped at the opportunity. After initializing the concept in January 2013, the two discussed the project for three or four months before creating an outline for the whole story. The original outline was for 12 issues, but it left room for improvisation and a few points were removed as the story progressed. They looked at past and present social movements for civil rights for inspiration for how one would progress and how people might respond to a movement for android rights. Luna wrote the first draft of issue one, then the two worked together to rewrite it. Luna began drawing around April. Alex + Ada is the first comic Luna drew completely digitally. Because Luna needed to focus on art, Vaughn wrote the first draft of the remaining issues. She and Luna would discuss the draft, then she would rewrite it. The first issue of Alex + Ada was released on November 6, 2013, and was Vaughn's first published comic work. During the course of publication, the series length was increased from 12 issues to 15 issues. Each issue was released approximately six weeks apart, with the final issue available June 18, 2015. The series has been collected into three trade paperbacks, each containing five issues. Alex is a young man who is depressed after his fiancée breaks up with him. Tired of seeing him unhappy, Alex's grandmother sends him Ada, a Tanaka X-5 android which is capable of intelligent human interaction. The robot is initially incapable of self-awareness, as each android has a program that blocks any potential free thought or consciousness. Alex decides to remove this inhibition and grant Ada her own mental freedom, as he is uninterested in a partner who cannot truly interact with him. Because removing the program. Jonathan Luna (illustrations, lettering and design (illustrator).…