"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

To do list – fumetti da recensire

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Note to self, per non dimenticarmene.

Neil Gaiman e Dave McKean, I lupi nei muri. (ed. Mondadori)
Jean Dufaux e Grzegorz Rosinski, Il lamento delle terre perdute vol. 1: Sioban (ed. 100% Panini Comics)
Jean Dufaux e Grzegorz Rosinski, Il lamento delle terre perdute vol. 2: Kyle di Klanach (ed. 100% Panini Comics)
Jean Dufaux e Philippe Delaby, Il lamento delle terre perdute vol. 3: Morgane (ed. 100% Panini Comics)
Peter Straub, Michael Easton e John Bolton, The Green Woman (ed. 100% Panini Comics)

Katsuya Terada, Saiyukiden vol.1 e 2 (ed. J-pop)
Mitsuro Saiga, Kanuchi (ed. GP manga)

Non so invece se troverò la forza di tornare a parlare di Marvel con L’incredibile X-force #1, Deadpool Pulp e le decinaia di X-men deluxe che ho in arretrato non solo come recensione ma anche come lettura.
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