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MOTORHEAD - THE RISE OF THE LOUDEST BAND IN THE WORLD - THE GRAPHIC NOVEL
SKU: 978197004715852999
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Dive into the world of Motörhead's wild 40-year career with this officially authorized, fully illustrated graphic novel crafted by award-winning animation studio Fantoons. Spanning 144 pages packed with stunning illustrations, Motörhead: The Rise of the Loudest Band in the World tells the legendary story of Motörhead's frontman Lemmy Kilmister and the band's meteoric rise to becoming one of the most influential rock bands of all time. From Lemmy's early days working at a riding school in the English countryside to the recording of the band's iconic album and first major international success, Ace of Spades, this Motörhead graphic novel chronicles the extraordinary story of the famous frontman's incredible journey as the leader of the 'loudest band in the world.' With this essential piece of Motörhead history and lore, fans will learn more about the band that heavily influenced well-known groups like Metallica and Foo Fighters, and discover the fascinating tale of the legend himself, Lemmy Kilmister! Born to Lose. Live to Win.
MOTORHEAD - THE RISE OF THE LOUDEST BAND IN THE WORLD - THE GRAPHIC NOVEL est catégorisé dans COMICS AMÉRICAINS / INDÉPENDANT / Trade Paperbacks et Hardcover en Anglais en vente chez l'Imaginaire, un magasin-boutique et un site web spécialisé.
MOTORHEAD - THE RISE OF THE LOUDEST BAND IN THE WORLD - THE GRAPHIC NOVEL est catégorisé dans COMICS AMÉRICAINS / INDÉPENDANT / Trade Paperbacks et Hardcover en Anglais en vente chez l'Imaginaire, un magasin-boutique et un site web spécialisé.
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FANTOONS ANIMATION STUDIOS
Auteurs : MARK IRWIN, DAVID CALCANO
Artistes : JUAN RIERA, ALBERTO BELANDRIA, JORGE MANSILLA
ISBN : 9781970047158
Langage : Anglais
Type de livre : AUTRES
Auteurs : MARK IRWIN, DAVID CALCANO
Artistes : JUAN RIERA, ALBERTO BELANDRIA, JORGE MANSILLA
ISBN : 9781970047158
Langage : Anglais
Type de livre : AUTRES
SKU: 978197004715852999
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