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“NYC in Video Games 1986-1993” is a cross-genre art book that showcases the unique relationship between New York City and the games that took place there during this era. It features video game print advertisements, reviews, and still photography. It tells the story of how the 42nd Street Development Project coincided with the end of…
Watch the tramcar, please!.. Experience the 75+ year-running history of the trackless train on America’s boardwalk – Wildwood, New Jersey. In this one-of-kind graphic novel ride, you’ll experience the untold chronicle (nearly 150 sources cited!) through a first-time visual timeline while meeting the people who have flagged down ‘The Sightseer’ before and after the “King…
Discover the reason comic creators toil away over ink stained pages, even when circumstances don’t reward that hard work. This is what happens when comics meet the real world, coming face to face with politics, war, and big business. Witness creators navigate their passion and careers when faced with the intersection between art and commerce….
To understand the United States, listen to its regions. History, told from the ground. In Volume XIII of The South in the Building of the Nation, historian James Curtis Ballagh continues a multi-volume historical series that traces how southern states history shaped American nation building – through politics, labour, faith, conflict, and everyday life. Designed…
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