DRACULA: The Evidence is coming soon, and it needs someplace to lie in repose. So we have been cleaning the crypt, and we made a shocking discovery: boxes and boxes of books, prints and other paper treasures filling the space that we need for the actual caskets that will soon be interred in the catacombs below our West Philadelphia offices. It is, frankly, quite painful to offer such rare treasures at such meager prices. But we are in thrall to our master, and thus we must prepare an unholy space for him. So we offer these items unto you, retrieved from the catacombs in perfect condition, priced as though they were decrepit ruins. Everything must go: so sayeth the dark lord.
To receive an inhuman 40% discount on these gorgeous tomes, just type in the secret code CRYPT. |
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Fyodor Dostoevsky’s internationally renowned 1866 gem of Russian literature is a tormented, intricate tale of violence and its discontents, with themes of morality and redemption that still resonate as sharply today as they did 150 years ago. This masterpiece has been vividly transformed by the powerful illustrations of award-winning artist Dave McKean, whose paintings are shrouded with the specters and shadows of Raskolnikov’s fever dreams.
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Ron Wimberly's stealth epic flows from the stoops to the subways, reinventing both the ninja tale and the graphic novel. Accordion-folded pages flip-kick through a sprawling saga of a reimagined NYC where ninja run the underground and anarchist pyrates run the streets. This unique box set contains 636 pageless scrolling pages—four hundred consecutive feet of comics bubbling with pugilist praxis, chanbara dialectics, pyrate vs. ninja warfare, and a whole secret history of NYC.
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A bold new vision of art history from a bold new voice in graphic literature. Julien-G's playful and incisive debut maps out the connections of culture, capital, and coincidence that co-create each work of art, along with the historical tragedies and absurdities that combined to form the much-mythologized figure of The Artist. This new take on art history is profound and comedic, sublime and irreverent.
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H.G. Wells' gleefully blasphemous tale of human chimeras and deranged scientific curiosity comes to nightmarish life through the supreme brushwork and unmatched vision of Bill Sienkiewicz (Elektra: Assassin, Big Numbers). Featuring an introduction by Academy Award winning filmmaker and maker of monsters Guillermo Del Toro.
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Do not tarry! Like all flesh, this sale will soon be ashes and smoke. Reserve your berth in our antechamber by Friday, August 21st.
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Beehive Books · 4440 Ludlow Street, Philadelphia PA 19104, United States
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