Veinte Mil Leguas de Viaje Submarino - Clásicos Ilustrados Número 47 En lo más profundo del mar, el Nautilus, un misterioso invasor marino, se embarca en una vorágine de aventuras... Un viaje elegido por el destino y capitaneado por una extraordinaria pero amargada mente. En la versión de los Clásicos Ilustrados de esta vanguardista obra de ciencia ficción del siglo XIX, en la que el genial pero curioso Capitán Nemo ha diseñado un gigantesco submarino con el que ahora recorre los mares. Con su tripulación, él utiliza su submarino, el Nautilus, como arma de venganza contra la civilización que lo ha rechazado y exiliado. Deliciosamente ilustrada, este relato atrae la imaginación del lector de todas las edades e infunde un amor a lectura que dura por toda una vida. Este es un clásico imprescindible en su biblioteca digital. Clásicos Ilustrados en una serie de cómics icónica con adaptaciones literarias clásicas. Estas novelas gráficas digitales se presentan en formato de historieta para el disfrute de lectores de cualquier edad y para desarrollar una afición a la lectura y a la literatura. Los clásicos han sido pensados para mentes creativas y con gran sensibilidad cultural. * Ilustraciones de alta calidad a todo color. * Para iniciar a lectores de todas las edades a las más importantes obras jamás escritas de una manera fácil y sencilla. * Las mejores historias jamás contadas presentadas en un formato muy atractivo.

For the first time ever, the inspiring, infuriating, and utterly insane story of comics, graphic novels, and manga is presented in four-color glory! The award-winning Action Philosophers team of Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey turn their irreverent-but-accurate eye to the stories of Jack Kirby, R. Crumb, Harvey Kurtzman, Alan Moore, Stan Lee, Will Eisner, Fredric Wertham, Roy Lichtenstein, Art Spiegelman, Herge, Osamu Tezuka - and more!

The inspiring, infuriating, and utterly insane story of comics, graphic novels, and manga continues in four-color glory! This issue, the award-winning Action Philosophers team of Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey thrill and educate us with stories of classic comic book action, adventure, fun, funnies... and the KIRBY STYLE!

The inspiring, infuriating, and utterly insane story of comics, graphic novels, and manga continues in four-color glory! This issue, the award-winning Action Philosophers team of Fred Van Lente and Ryan Dunlavey bring you ROMANCE, WAR, and CRIME comics galore!

Bluewater productions continues it's popular line of biography with The Fame: Adele written by Michael Troy with art by Manuel Díaz. Learn the exciting path of the British power balladeer who took the world by storm and ruled the airwaves with mega hits like 'Chasing Pavements' and 'Someone Like You.'

What happens when a small town girl will stop at nothing to follow her dreams? Carrie Underwood is what happens. A story of faith, determination and inspiration. FAME: The Carrie Underwood Story follows the Superstar’s trials and tribulations, leading her to become the top female performer of our era.

From actor (Lost, Vampire Diaries, and more) to environmental activist, Ian Somherhalder is someone who cares deeply about the craft of acting and the stewardship of the planet. Read the life story of the young actor who works to restore the gulf after the devastating effects of the BP disaster while balancing the demands of Hollywood stardom.

One of the biggest legends in baseball gets his own comic book tribute. Along with Personality Comics, Bluewater Productions brings you the story of Jackie Robinson.

To celebrate Lady Gaga's comeback forthcoming album, ARTPOP, Bluewater Productions is offering The Fame: Lady Gaga #3. A biography comic book based on Lady Gaga's career presented in a pop art style. Story and art by Michael Troy (Blonde Squad, Honey Boo Boo). A must have for any "Little Monster."

Neil Gaiman started out humbly in the so-called British Invasion of comics in the 1980s, writing rock and roll biographies, but soon leaped into the vanguard with his revolutionary series The Sandman, which helped launch the Vertigo imprint at DC. His newfound literary acclaim helped launch Gaiman into the world of books, which he soon conquered with equal acclaim and passionate following from readers. Gaiman is also one of the few comic book writers of his generation to make a successful transition into film. Despite all this, he wasn't immune to the growing controversies of the '90s comic book scene, embroiled for years over the legal minutiae of creator rights. Gaiman has managed to transcend all boundaries, however, a true icon for our times.