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In this wordless, full-color collection of satiric short comics stories, an internationally acclaimed cartoonist chronicles the waning days of the most famous vampire of them all. Alberto Breccia's Dracula' is composed of a series of brutally funny satirical misadventures starring the hapless eponymous antihero. Literally defanged (a humiliating trip to the dentist doesn't help), the protagonist's glory days are long behind him and other, more sinister villains (a corrupt government, overtly backed by American imperialism) are sickening and draining the life out of the villagers far more than one creature of the night ever could. This is the first painted, full-color entry in Fantagraphics' artist-focused Alberto Breccia Library, and the atmospheric palette adds mood and dimension. It also includes a sketchbook showing the artist's process. Dracula' has no co-author, and so Breccia's carnivalesque vision is as pure Breccia as it gets. Created during the last of a succession of Argentine military dictatorships (1982-1983), this series of short comics stories ran in Spain's Comix Internacional periodical in 1984. The moral purpose of Breccia's expressionistic art style is made explicit; he shows that every ounce of his grotesque, bloated characters' flesh and blood has been cruelly extracted from the less fortunate.

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Greenburgh Public Library GRAPHIC FICTION BRECCIA (Text)
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1001 . ‡aBreccia, Alberto, ‡d1919-1993, ‡eartist. ‡0n 91096535 ‡0(WEST)351834
24510. ‡aAlberto Breccia's Dracula / ‡cAlberto Breccia.
2463 . ‡aDracula
250 . ‡aFirst edition.
264 1. ‡aSeattle, Washington : ‡bFantagraphic Books, Inc., ‡c2021.
264 4. ‡c©2021
300 . ‡a83 pages : ‡bcolor illustrations ; ‡c31 cm.
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340 . ‡pillustration ‡2rdaill
4901 . ‡aAlberto Breccia library ; ‡vVol. 4
50500. ‡tThe last night of Carnival -- ‡tLatrans canis non admordet -- ‡tA tender broken heart -- ‡tI was legend -- ‡tPoe? Yuck! -- ‡gSelections from Alberto Breccia's Dracula sketchbook -- ‡gAfterword: ‡tOld blood / ‡rDaniele Brolli [translated by Jamie Richards] -- ‡tAlberto Breccia biography / ‡rby Ezequiel García.
5208 . ‡aIn this wordless, full-color collection of satiric short comics stories, an internationally acclaimed cartoonist chronicles the waning days of the most famous vampire of them all. Alberto Breccia's Dracula' is composed of a series of brutally funny satirical misadventures starring the hapless eponymous antihero. Literally defanged (a humiliating trip to the dentist doesn't help), the protagonist's glory days are long behind him and other, more sinister villains (a corrupt government, overtly backed by American imperialism) are sickening and draining the life out of the villagers far more than one creature of the night ever could. This is the first painted, full-color entry in Fantagraphics' artist-focused Alberto Breccia Library, and the atmospheric palette adds mood and dimension. It also includes a sketchbook showing the artist's process. Dracula' has no co-author, and so Breccia's carnivalesque vision is as pure Breccia as it gets. Created during the last of a succession of Argentine military dictatorships (1982-1983), this series of short comics stories ran in Spain's Comix Internacional periodical in 1984. The moral purpose of Breccia's expressionistic art style is made explicit; he shows that every ounce of his grotesque, bloated characters' flesh and blood has been cruelly extracted from the less fortunate.
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650 0. ‡aVampires ‡vComic books, strips, etc. ‡0BSLW 357165 ‡0(WEST)69450
60017. ‡aDracula, ‡cCount (Fictitious character) ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst00897302
655 7. ‡aComics (Graphic works) ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01921613
655 7. ‡aGraphic novels. ‡2fast ‡0(OCoLC)fst01726630
655 7. ‡aGraphic novels. ‡2lcgft ‡0gf2014026362
655 7. ‡aComics (Graphic works) ‡2lcgft ‡0gf2014026266
655 7. ‡aWordless novels. ‡2lcgft ‡0gf2020026013 ‡0(WEST)349139
7001 . ‡aBrolli, Daniele, ‡d1959- ‡ewriter of afterword. ‡0n 97045372 ‡0(WEST)352734
7001 . ‡aRichards, Jamie, ‡etranslator. ‡0n 2006080381
7001 . ‡aGarcía, Ezequiel, ‡d1975- ‡ewriter of biographical content. ‡0no2014141207 ‡0(WEST)365905
830 0. ‡aAlberto Breccia library ; ‡vvol.4. ‡0no2021085161 ‡0(WEST)373192
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948 . ‡hNO HOLDINGS IN VVW - 3 OTHER HOLDINGS
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