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Time Trip on a Moebius Strip is a science fiction mystery novel about sixteen famous people of history who disappeared and are presumed dead. In the novel they all find themselves lost in another dimension. The main character is a marine biologist who enters this other dimension by way of a vehicle riding upon a Moebius strip inside of a giant nautilus shell. On meeting all of these lost people he learns each of them have been brought to this timeless domain by a cloud. Fourteen of them have also seen an angel in their lives. ... Read more

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The Gale Encyclopedia of Science is written at a level somewhere between the introductory sources and the highly technical texts currently available. This six-volume set covers all major areas of science and engineering, as well as mathematics and the medical and health sciences, while providing a comprehensive overview of current scientific knowledge and technology. Alphabetically arranged entries provide a user-friendly format that makes the broad scope of information easy to access and decipher. Entries typically describe scientific concepts, provide overviews of scientific areas and, in some cases, define terms.

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This digital document is an article from Albany Law Review, published by Thomson Gale on September 22, 2007. The length of the article is 14302 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Title: The Moebius Strip: private right and public use in copyright law.(Symposium: Interdisciplinary Conference on the Impact of Technological Change on the Creation, Dissemination, and Protection of Intellectual Property)
Author: Paula Baron
Publication: Albany Law Review (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 22, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 70Issue: 4Page: 1227(28)

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Customer Reviews (3)

Work of a master!
Just like movies (Godfather, Citizen Kane, Annie Hall) there are certain comics you HAVE TO read. Comics like Maus, Dark Knight Returns, and A Contract with God come to mind. For me, Arzach is certainly on that list.

Moebius is an undisputed master of comics, but in the U.S. his work has yet to be seriously collected and made currently available. I suppose at some point (probably after his death, unfortunately) the entire Moebius library will be published properly, but until then it would be nice to see just this one volume of Arzach available again. The art, compostions, mood, atomosphere, and the mechanics of storytelling in these simple but richly detailed short stories are among the most beautiful ever created in the comics medium and should be read by (and made available to) all.

Beautiful, surreal work from the genius that is Moebius.
Arzach is classic Moebius. It has all the adventure and action your libido could want plus all the awesome artwork your heart and mind could desire. Why isn't this still in print??!!!

A downright awesome edition-- cover to cover brilliance!
This slim volume contains the early explosive work of Moebius: the classic Arzach stories and The Detour, my favorite story. A handful of pages that revolutionized the comics-- get this back in print!! ... Read more

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With an introduction by Moebius. An elegant setting of women who were once men! Beautiful, irresistibly feminine and with their manly attributes still bulging between their thighs! Gorgeous highly stylish art by another great Italian, reveling in the depiction of these transsexuals falling in increasing heat for each other! ... Read more

Customer Reviews (5)

Howhard Meats Lara Croft
The Casa cast of characters are off on a jungle adventure.One of their number previously went missing and they are out looking for her.Their guide is a familiar-looking character named Lara.The cast has to deal with erotically aggressive plant life, giraffes (not what you expect), local tribes, body images, self doubt and a host of other issues before their adventure ends.

For those unfamiliar with the series, the main cast is made up of natural she-males.This volume finally answers the question of naturalness as we similar characters living in the wild.The book is packed with explicit sex scenes and gets away from the "little clouds" (except once) that seemed to detract from the stories in the past (at least they did for me).Of the previous volumes, this story, despite location, is probably closest to the first volume in story and impact.Check it out.

Good Shemale Fun
If you're into shemales, then this one is for you.This book is a series of short erotic adventures all taking place at an apartment building populated exclusively by shemales (even the janitor is one).At the end all of the characters come together (not literally) for a game of bingo played in a way I've never seen before.Once that's done, the reader is treated to a gallery of assorted shemales.

All the women(?) are attractive, and hardly a page goes by without some kind of sexual activity going on.My only complaint is that only a couple of them are well-hung.

ARTWORK IS OK, BUT THE STORY IS REALLY LAME
I bought the graphic novel CASA HOWHARD on a whim when I purchased the excellent BANANA GAMES by Christian Zanier.

The artwork in Casa Howhard is OK, but the story is really bad.It is written as if the author was a 12-year-old boy with no sexual experience at all, and with only a child's immature ideas of adult motivation and passion.

I can't imagine anyone buying this book on purpose.A waste of money.

Poorly drawn, not sexy
Very disappointed to read this book. The drawing style is overly simple and juvenile and doesn't lend anything to the story- the poor drawing actually makes the characters *less* attractive.
Disappointing story as well- girls with guy's parts just isn't interesting to me and the sex was downright boring.

Exquisite
This adult graphic novel by Baldazzini (Moebius only writes an introduction) is one of the best I've seen yet.It is about the inhabitants of a condo who all happen to be sexually promiscuous shemales (the story itself sometimes implies that they were born this way, a physical impossibility, but it is a comic book).The characters are all so gorgeous and feminine that even someone like myself who finds the reality unappealling will enjoy it.

Before reading this graphic novel, I was only familiar with Baldazzini's pinups which tend to be deceptively simple in style but extremely elegant and accomplished.Many influences, mostly turn of the century (art nouveau, noir, etc.) can be seen, although it does sometimes also have a futuristic quality.Some pinups in the style I'm used to fill out the last pages of this collection.However, his artwork for the main story is a bit more cartoonish, but still has a great deal of elegance about it and is very beautiful.The storyline is very simplistic (just a lot of sex scenes with little plot), but as Moebius notes in his introduction, all of Baldazzini's characters are filled with a wonderful sense of guiltless innocence.As a result instead of the usual sense underlying most graphic novels that everything taking place is somehow dirty or illicit, Baldazzini's work has a sense of joyfulness and good clean fun to it (despite its extremely graphic nature) that makes it a pleasure to experience. This gets my highest recommendation. ... Read more

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Who was the man known to us as Blueberry? This bizarre and unusual name belonged to a mysterious soldier of fortune whose trail can be followed through the history of the American West, a figure who appeared to have been involved in some of the most dramatic events in American history, but who always remained behind the scenes.

The West is rife with legends and tall tales of men such as Jesse James, Billy the Kid, the Dalton Brothers, Wild Bill Hitchcock, and even better known figures such as General George Armstrong Custer. But the casual researcher will be able to locate only a few, incomplete stories about the man named Blueberry. No pulps were written about him, no serials were made about his exploits and, until recently, his very existence had sunk into an obscurity that he would have most likely welcomed.

The definitive American reprints of the classic French western. This volume will contain a history of Blueberry by Jean-Michel Charlier and Jean-Marc Lofficier, reprints of Blueberry #'s (Epic) 1,2, and part of #3, and the first English language printing of "Three Black Birds", a Moebius written and illustrated Blueberry adventure. Introduction by Elmer Kelton. ... Read more

Customer Reviews (1)

a bargain, yet a pity it's printed in b&w and
With a written essay to introduce the BlueberrySage so far and a two-page bio of the writer and the artist respectively other than the additional 14-page story " three black stones", this paperbackcollection of Mr Moebius' masterpiece is a must-have for both new anddie-hard fans alike. Yet the big drawback of this book is that it'sconsiderably downsized to 7><9 inches and printed in B & W. Soquite a lot of details are reduced to zero. ... Read more