Erik Larsen's book on Bosch looks good on a coffee table and reads even better.

Nicely bound and a terrific summer read.

When I looked at your reviews of the book on Hieronymous Bosch by Erik Larsen, I saw that they were really reviews of a children's book on the same subject by Gary Schwartz.

I think you should correct your site.

Savage Dragon is better than any comic you're reading, guaranteed, unless you're somehow reading to copies of Dragon at once. Anyway, in this TPB, Dragon smashes some stuff, rescues lovely ladies and hands some bad guys their ...

Guarantee void in Kentucky.

In this trade paperback of the savage dragon, dragon has just gone on a rampage and killed a lot of people. But it wasn't his fault, because had a leech on his neck that possessed him. he then goes on to fight the Dragonslayer, the fiend and the octopus man. In last, and I think best, fight, dragon goes face to face with overlord, who's identity is revealed. It's a great trade paperback, and the Savage Dragon is a great comic.

Lomi and Larsen recruited an outstanding set of authors to explain and apply a new generation of agent-based computational models to the problem of organizational change. Using state-of-the-art simulation methods, with clear explanations and superior examples, the various chapters show how principles from genetic algorithms, neural networks, and cellular automata can be applied to the emergence, persistence, and disbanding of organizations (and other hierarchical macrostructures). I particularly liked their well-considered decision to emphasize multiple levels of analysis within the same models. This is a sourcebook that advanced students of organization studies should have on their shelf.

Savage Dragon is the best funnybook on the market. If you're tired of all comic book characters being clones of the Authority, try this title. It's reccomended for fans of Top Ten, The Hulk, cheese fries, and that chewing gum you can only get with baseball cards.

This book is great, it contains the origin of Carnage, the supposed death of the symbiote and a whole mess of abilities that you never new the symbiote posessed!

This book is, so far, the best in the combination of the fields of Systems Modelling, Systems Thinking, and Strategy. Do not be put off by the price or the application to the Energy Sector. Dr. Larsen's knowledge in the fields range from the best Business Schools all over the world as well as hands-on experience.All his knowledge and wisdom is reflected in this book. If you are in an Executive position where you need to make effective as well as efficient decisions have no doubt that you need this book.

Savage Dragon is a piece of comic art and an under appreciated gem that came out in the early 90's. Overshadowed by it's distinguished sibling Spawn from the same company, this diamond in the rubble had some of the finest uncomplicated action and adventure than any of it's superhero competition. Critics have passed up the Dragon as a Hulk knock off but leave it up to it's creator, writer, and penciller to prove them all otherwise. Savage Dragon, filled with humor and surprises, is one of the most original heros of that decade and sure to be highly entertaining to all superhero fans.

While Marvel is shifting their focus to darker stories, Erik Larsen has done the exact opposite, filling his world with brightly colored, mature, yet all ages appropriate stories. This is where the series starts, and it's an excellent TPB to have in your collection.

Well, first of all, it should be noted that the only similarity that Dragon has with the Hulk is green skin. And it should also be noted that the Hulk's visual was initially ripped-off from Frankenstein's. So, Dragon is pretty much original. The powers, personality, and others stuff is totally original.

And this book is pretty darned good.

It features a lone warrior cop waking up an amnesiac and being the city of Chicago's only hope against a crime organization with total power over the city. He struggles against terrible odds and watches those he loves die around him. Featuring a very human character, Savage Dragon is a book not to be missed by true superhero fans.