Showing posts with label Snow Glass Apples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow Glass Apples. Show all posts

Sunday, September 03, 2023

#CoolArt: 'Snow Glass Apples' Graphic Novel cover art print by Colleen Doran through Neverwear

'Snow Glass Apples' by Colleen Doran, Cover art for the graphic novel adaptation of the short story written by Neil Gaiman, published by Dark Horse Comics.

11" x 17" print on luxe pearlescent stock paper, in a limited edition of 750 for $38 until Monday September 4 at 12am ET 2023, and then $45 afterwards.

Use code SGA5 at check out to get $5 off.

Profits from the print release will be donated to a kitten rescue in Brooklyn called Heidi Wrangles Cats, and an animal rescue in Baltimore called Barcs.

On sale now through Neverwear.

Wednesday, August 07, 2019

#NewComicBookDay: My Comics Pull List This Week

My comics Pull List this week.
  • 'Die' #6 (Image Comics)
  • 'The Sandman Universe: The Dreaming' #12 (Vertigo Comics)
  • 'Space Bandits' #2 (Image Comics)
  • 'Snow, Glass, Apples' (Dark Horse Comics)

'Die' #6 (Image Comics)
Variant cover art by Peach MoMoKo
'The Sandman Universe: The Dreaming' #12 (Vertigo Comics)
Cover art by Yanick Paquette & Nathan Fairbairn
'Space Bandits' #2 (Image Comics)
Cover art by Matteo Scalera
'Snow, Glass, Apples' (Dark Horse Comics)
Cover art by Colleen Doran

Wednesday, January 02, 2019

Book Review: 'Snow, Glass, Apples' by Neil Gaiman

'Snow, Glass, Apples' is a twisted take on the fairy tale of Snow White. Neil Gaiman flips what you already know about the classic and tells it from the perspective of the 'wicked' stepmother, and does what he does best, twisting the familiar and traditional tale into something that is very dark and creepy.

Here, Snow White isn't the pure and innocent that you knew of before, and as her myth grows throughout the kingdom, the feelings of dread and horror are woven excellently throughout the story, keeping you engrossed with morbid fascination. With vampirism and, erm, necrophilia hinted at, this definitely isn't a Disney-fied version of the classic fairy tale, but more akin in tone perhaps with the original Brothers Grimm tales.

It is a short read (and one that is available to read here -https://thedreaming.moteofdust.com/1999/10/10/snow-glass-apples/) but it is one that drags you off down to the darker parts of the forest and leaves you there!