Alan Johnston, Signed (4 results)

Book is tight, bright and clean. Light wear visible to covers under close inspection. Inscribed by author to title page. Please see photos.

Hardcover. Condition: New. Felipe Massafera (illustrator). Limited Edition. Alan Moore's Light of Thy Countenance Limited Leather Bound Hardcover. Deluxe Signed Edition. Limited to 350. The ultimate Alan Moore collectible signed by the master himself! This luscious leather-bound hardcover edition of this fully-painted graphic novel has never before been offered! It features a signature plate signed by writer Alan Moore and painter Felipe Massafera and is limited to a scant 350 copies! Limited Leather Bound Hardcover contains a special cardstock, signature plate, title page that is personally autographed by Alan Moore & Felipe Massafera. Maureen Cooper is not real. She is an apparition summoned to screens, into homes, into the hearts and mind of the viewing audience by Carol Livesly. But Carol Livesly is not the god that creates the illusions that capture the mind and bind the soul. She is only a servant of a higher power. A higher, hungry power, as old as the world and eternally new. As, perhaps, are we all. Limited Leather Bound Hardcover is bagged and will be carefully / securely packaged then shipped via USPS Priority Mail to insure that it arrives to you perfectly and quickly. Limited Leather Bound with Gold glit Hardcover is Brand New & Unread. Very Fine + condition. Beautiful!! Please See Scans!!! (faint line from scratched scanner) A must have for any serious Alan Moore enthusiasts and/or collector. Signed by Author(s).

JOHNSTON, Henry Alan. WHAT RIGHTS ARE LEFT. NY: The Macmillan Co., 1930. Small 8vo., red cloth stamped in gilt. First Edition. Signed presentation by Johnston on title page: "In deep appreciation of the many drinks I have hade in her home, to Adele Coots, H.A. Johnston. Dec. 5, 1930." Very Good (spine dull). $75.00.

Paperback. Condition: Good in wraps. 22 x 30cm good paperback exhibition catalogue signed by Alan Johnston, to Mel Gooding, on the title page. Some signs of wear to covers. Also comes with a typescript of a potential review for a show of Johnston's at the Edinburgh International festival (undated), together with two private view cards - one for a show at the Jack Tilton Gallery, New York, the other Gallery Shimada, Tokyo. Black and white reproductions of the works.