The Ray Bradbury Chronicles Volume 2

by MAD Magazine and Annabeth Albert

Book Overview

Various artists illustrate adaptations of selected Ray Bradbury stories.

Classic tales adapted by top graphic-story artists. "Come Into My Cellar," Dave Gibbons. "Rocket Summer & The Locusts," James Sherman. "Night Meeting," Daniel Torres. "Punishment Without Crime," Ralph Reese. "A Piece of Wood," Mark Chiarello. "The Flying Machine," Bernard Krigstein.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1596878045
• ISBN13: 9781596878044
• Release Date: May 2021
• Publisher: iBooks
• Length: 82 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.1" x 7.0"

Customer Reviews

Are you a Member of the Beat Generation?

If you can remember when this material was new, hip, and cutting-edge, well.... you are getting old, man- real old. The pieces in this collection are from the 1956 and 1957. This is back before the "usual gang of idiots" was known as the "usual gang of idiots"- they were merely idiots. I mean the hot topic here was "beatniks", so you know that you are dealing with "classic" stuff. And you really are, reading this paperback of classic MAD Magazine material from the 50's is like breaking open a time capsule- especially if you remember those days.Contents: Foreign Movies, Top Atom Bomb Song Hits, Mad Coats of Arms, Movie Scenes We'd Like to See, MAD's Picture-Phone Backdrops, Motorist Beware, Spoofs on the comic strip "Nancy", Backyard Barbeques, MAD Bubble Gum Cards, The Children's Hour (Don Martin), The MAD Dating Technique, Movie Scenes We'd like to See II, 35mm Camera Comparison, Sin-Doll Ella, Future TV ads, The Potrzebie System, Dead Letters, Raw Guts, Mad Eating Utensils, More Civilized Mousetrap, The Railroad Timetable, and The Seaside Incident (Don Martin.)As the intro states: Like, MAD is not square (it's much longer than it is wide), Like, MAD is real cool (if you keep it in the refrigerator), Like, MAD is the most (the most asinine stuff you've read), Like, MAD is the end (the end of a long line of successful paperbacks if it doesn't sell.) Well, it's been nearly 50 years and it's still selling....If you like this one, then check out _MAD about the 50's_.