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Détails sur le produit
Relié: 344 pages
Editeur : Canongate Books Ltd; Édition : Main (6 novembre 2014)
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 1782115153
ISBN-13: 978-1782115151
Dimensions du produit:
17,3 x 3,1 x 22,3 cm
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I just received this set yesterday and it is just as sturdy as the others. I can't believe my collection is almost complete. This is a great collection for all fans of the strip and I, for one, am proud to own them. Beautifully done as always.Now for the good part. Fans of the collection have been curious as to what is going to happen with the final volume. Will it have a case or not? A few months ago I contacted the publishers about this and was told that there will indeed be a 26th volume and final box set next year. However, there has been no official word yet from the publishers so this morning I contacted again concerning the same matter and was told once again that there will be a 26th volume. This time I was given a bit more info as well. Here was there response:(Cut and pasted)Due to collector demands we're publishing a 26th volume of material yet to be determined and there will be a boxed set for 25 & 26 at the end of 2016.Our pr dept. gave me this bit of information that will be apart of promotion starting next year. "Complete Peanuts fans: although the strip has been collected, we have one more volume up our sleeve for next fall, collecting a treasure trove of Schulz rarities, from his initial Peanuts pitch packet, to several comic book stories, advertising art, two major, never-before published interviews, and many other surprises!"
I've purchased these every year they've been issued since Fantagraphics started the project in 2004. I have nothing but wonderful things to say about the job they've done collecting and reissuing Charles Schulz's work.There are very many informative reviews on Amazon, so I'll keep it somewhat brief. I'm a graphic designer and I love the effort and consistency and creativity and simplicity that went into the design of these volumes. Good paper, good bindings, easy on the eyes. Easy to know the correct dates of all the strips. Enjoyable, wildly eclectic range of introductory essays over the years.These volumes include the Sunday strips, but in black and white. Fantagraphics has been issuing color volumes of the Sunday-only ones ... I picked up the first two, but really I don't have shelf space for all! I can live with b&w for the remaining Sunday strips since the reproduction quality is high.If you ARE collecting these, my advice is to search out the boxed 2-volume sets, rather than buy single volumes. At least at the time of publication, the boxed sets were a better bargain, and the boxes are reasonably attractive and help protect the books.So many of these I read in my childhood, and so many of the intervening years I fell behind in finding them in newspapers or paperback reprints. I find myself savoring these and saving them for quiet moments, even when I only have time to peruse a few pages.I always wondered how Fantagraphics would handle "Volume 26", since the normal progression would have wrapped up in Volume 25 with the final strips published in early 2000. Turns out that they found a lovely wealth of ancillary material -- ad, brochures, comic books -- that feature the beloved characters. It took a lot of the sting out of reaching the very last official published strip (Feb 2000) that appears in Volume 25.
Well, a little disappointed as I thought this was the FINAL volume in the series, but then I read the word "penultimate" on the bookjacket and after a little research discovered there will one more book in the series (Vol. 26) that collects rarities, demo strips and other non-strip related Peanuts art. That being said, it's a little bittersweet to have completed the entire strip in collection -- minus one missing strip from 1957 I believe that was not in the archive and no one has been able to find a copy (to the best of my knowledge - the publisher of this series said they would be publish it in a future volume if it was ever found). But this is still a fitting end (almost). My only quibble with this release concerns the final Sunday panel that was published 9 hours after Schulz's passing. In the original color strip, there are (I assume) digitally imposed images of past scenes in the blank space above Snoopy's (read: Schulz's) final typed words. I know this because I saved the strip from my copy of that Sunday paper. I also still get misty-eyed and the lump forms in my throat when I read that final strip and those words in bold typeface: "Dear Friends...Truth be told, I bawled like a baby after reading it initially over 16 years ago, especially after learning Schulz had died the night before. In fact, Charles Schulz is one of the three "celebrity" deaths I have ever cried over as if I lost a member of my own family. Fred Rogers and Dick Clark are the other two. Perhaps there was some subconscious "avuncular" association I had with these 3 individuals - like they were the favorite old uncles who were nonthreatening and wise in their own ways. Mr. Rogers was, of course, a major part of my early childhood along with Sesame Street and the Electric Company (even though admittedly some of his stuff seems pretty sappy looking back with adult hindsight but I still think he genuinely cared about children and their feelings), and Dick Clark helped to inform me of rock and popular music as I came of musical age in the late 70's/early 80's via American Bandstand, and countless Rockin' New Year Eves. I am of the firm belief that one establishes his/her musical tastes during their tween years and I happened to enter that during the Punk/New Wave explosion (and I still like the music from that era - not the crap it mutated into by 1985 - by then I was well on my way to what would soon be called alternative/college radio music).However, throughout my childhood and into my adult life, the one constant by was Charles Schulz and Peanuts, either via the daily comic strip or the TV specials (which still continue to air on Broadcast Television), the books, the greeting cards, the stuffed Snoopys, the Christmas ornaments, even the Met Life commercials. So thanks to Fantagraphics and the Schulz family for archiving and allowing this collection to be made available to the public. I look forward to purchasing the FINAL volume in October and then my collection will be more or less complete!
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