DREAM HUNTERS hardcover at Amazon
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The “new” cover is up above. Here’s a look at Craig’s original cover, which was changed at the last minute:
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CORALINE wins 2009 Locus Award
Craig’s graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s CORALINE was awarded Best Non-Fiction/Art Book at a ceremony and banquet June 27, 2009 in Seattle WA during the Science Fiction Awards Weekend. The award was accepted on his behalf by artist Michael Whelan, who also read Craig’s speech:
When I was first informed of my nomination in [...]
Covering SANDMAN: THE DREAM HUNTERS
The following sketches are Craig’s rough cover concepts for the upcoming collected edition of his comics adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s SANDMAN: THE DREAM HUNTERS.
Which idea did they finally decide to go with? We’re not saying as of right now . . . but feel free to chime in with YOUR faves!
Coraline the graphic novel – Ohio artist turns to home for inspiration
WKSU News: Coraline the graphic novel.
Also tagged CoralineKent landmark inspires CORALINE drawings
Recordpub.com – Kent landmark is immortalized in novel Masonic Center inspires ‘Coraline’ drawings.
Also tagged CoralinePCR Rarities #8
Alternate version of the signature “Death” panel from “Death and Venice” (published in SANDMAN: ENDLESS NIGHT).
Also tagged Death, PCR Rarities, The SandmanPCR Rarities #7
Alternate cover art for the CORALINE graphic novel.
Also tagged Coraline, PCR RaritiesCBR News: P. Craig Russell on Sandman: Dream Hunters
PCR: I read Neil’s first rough draft some ten years ago and knew immediately I wanted to adapt it. DC offered it to me around that time or shortly thereafter but I was in the middle of a five-year-long project (the 400 hundred-page “The Ring of the Nibelung”) and couldn’t commit until it was complete. [...]
Also tagged Comic Book Resources, The Dream Hunters, The SandmanSandman: The Dream Hunters #1 reviewed at DestroyTheCyb.org
Starting as a simple Japanese fairy tale about a monk, a bold badger, and a wily fox, the tale time-releases mood and energy with fantastic lines, color, and page design by P. Craig Russell.
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