Take Me Away From All This!!

by John Steventon

Publisher: John Steventon

Language: English

Country: United States

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Printed: 116 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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Description:

Comic Strip Collection Now on Sale!

When Steven Knight met Amy Day, they knew they were destined to be together; they just didn’t know what they were in for! Join these newlyweds as they struggle through the ups and downs of marriage, friendship, and everyday life, including the ever-popular trip to England, and the Knight and Day mini-series event Oz... in Thailand!

Longtime fans will enjoy seeing old favorites again, as well as lots of new strips and illustrations created just for this collection. New to Knight and Day? Then you’re in for a treat! Sit back with a cup of your favorite hot liquid and enjoy!

This new Edition has been slightly modified from the original, and contains 14 additional cartoons! This book is also available in hardcover.

"Take Me Away From All This!!" is the first Knight and Day comic strip collection. Their adventures continue in John Steventon's graphic novel, 3 Knights in India.

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"Take Me Away From All This!"

18 Oct 2006

by Brian Hughes

Take me away from all this? Not a chance...this is one of those books that's far too good for anyone to be taken away from!
John Steventon's work is of the highest calliber; good natured, easy on the eye, extremely funny, highly addictive...what more could a fan of comic books ask? Oh yes...it's highly original as well.
In this day and age when most of the strips that occupy our newspapers and magazines are bland, committee-produced, mass-manufactured much-of-a-nothingnesses, John Steventon's 'Knight & Day' cartoons stand out like a column of light. The characters are perfectly rounded, although flawed just enough to make them instantly likable; the artwork is excellent; the plots are absorbing and...well...everything about this book is just perfect really.
Well worth the six star rating it's getting from me.
Highly recommended for anybody intelligent enough to buy a copy.

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