David Mack is the New York Times best-selling author and artist of the Kabuki graphic novels; the writer and artist of Daredevil from Marvel Comics; and the author and artist of his childrens book The Shy Creatures from MacMillan. Mack most recently created the art concept for the credit sequence on the #1 hit motion-picture; Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Reflections presents a selection of David Macks art; including sketches; finished paintings; sculptures; and other various forms; giving the reader a gorgeous look at his creative process.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A little jumbledBy EvelynHonestly; Im only half way thru and Im putting it up for a while. I think it would have held my interest more if it started with Nettie; who she was; her education; her marriages one by one in order; meeting Harry etc. Instead it kind of bounced around; gave me a headache and lost my interest. Indiana Harbor born and raised...even met her...the writers..grandfather; back in the day. Ill update when I finish it; someday0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A Quick Read and Interesting True Crime StoryBy Steven R. ShookJane Simon Ammeson presents the tragic story of the death of Nettie Diamond at the hands of husband; Harry Diamond; in"A Jazz Age Murder in Northwest Indiana." The book is well written; though a bit disorganized at times due to the insertion of newspaper accounts of the crime; trial; and resulting execution of Harry.Individuals with an interest in the true crime genre and/or history of Northwest Indiana will not be disappointed to read this book. The tale puts into practice the saying that "money is the root of all evil."0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I especially loved to read archaic terms that have long gone out ...By HLThis book once again proves the adage that truth is stranger than fiction. An absolutely fascinating true crime story that is brought alive by excerpts from newspapers and photos of the day. I especially loved to read archaic terms that have long gone out of common usage such as "check raising" and "jail delivery". Great read!
