Resultaten voor 'm norton'

1. M. Norton

De poes die dacht dat hij een muis was

Een poes groeit op bij een muizenfamilie, hij doet alles net zoals de muizen doen, leren, spelen, zingen en eten. Maar op een dag wordt hij ontdekt door de mensen. Wat is hij nu een poes of een muis?

Maren Hassinger: Living Moving Growing

Five decades of Hassinger’s interdisciplinary inquiries into the body’s relationship to its environment Published with Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) . Los Angeles–born, New York–based artist Maren Hassinger’s (born 1947) practice emerged alongside and thematically with that of the other members of the 1970s avant-garde art collective Studio Z, including Senga Nengudi, David Hammons and Ulysses Jenkins. Across sculpture, performance, installation and video, Hassinger employs industrial, natural and everyday materials to address social and cultural issues dealing with our relationship to the environment. This book expands scholarship on Hassinger’s groundbreaking practice, featuring newly commissioned essays, a roundtable conversation and an interview with the artist. With robust archival photo essays that include documentation of never-before-seen works, a chronology and a comprehensive exhibition history, Living Moving Growing presents an unprecedented overview of the artist’s life and career.

1. S M Norton

Descendant

1. Dan , Jurgens

Metamorpho: Year One (New Edition)

Power can save the world—or erase the man who wields it. Legendary DC writer Dan Jurgens reinvents Metamorpho’s origin with high adventure and human consequence.Before he was a hero, Rex Mason was an adventurer chasing danger, discovery, and glory wherever it could be found. But when ancient forces collide with human ambition, the cost of curiosity becomes permanent—and the consequences ripple far beyond one man’s fate. Stripped of the life he once knew, Rex must navigate a world that sees him as both miracle and monster. His transformation grants unimaginable power, but at the cost of his humanity, forcing him to confront what heroism truly means when survival, love, and identity are no longer certain. Blending pulp adventure with emotional consequence, Dan Jurgens delivers a modernized origin that honors Metamorpho’s classic legacy while redefining him for a new generation. Bold, character-driven artwork by Eisner Award–winning artist Mike Norton (Battlepug) and Jesse Delperdang (Batman and Son) gives Rex Mason’s transformation a visceral sense of power, loss, and momentum. This is the birth of Metamorpho—and the moment everything changes. Collects Metamorpho: Year One #1–6.

1. Mike Norton

Battlepug: Cosmic Doggyssey

Mike Norton creates Battlepug, his Eisner Award-winning webcomic, when he's not busy working on Revival with Tim Seeley. Capable of both kid-friendly cartooning and a harsher approach for older readers, Norton is one of the best artists in the business.

1. Marcy Norton

Sacred Gifts, Profane Pleasures

Before Columbus's fateful voyage in 1492, no European had ever seen, much less tasted, tobacco or chocolate. Initially dismissed as dry leaves and an odd Indian drink, these two commodities came to conquer Europe. This book explores that process.