20,000 Leagues under the Sea: A Pop-Up Book by Sam Ita

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(Hardcover)

  • Pub. Date: October 2008
  • 8pp
  • Sales Rank: 152,130

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    • Pub. Date: October 2008
    • Publisher: Sterling Publishing
    • Format: Hardcover, 8pp
    • Sales Rank: 152,130

    Synopsis

    Following the release of his spectacular Moby Dick: A Pop-Up Book, paper-crafting genius Sam Ita gives Jules Verne’s engrossing undersea story an equally unique and amazing presentation. Ita literally takes graphic novels into another dimension with breathtaking designs that pop, flaps that lift, parts that move, and art that astonishes. There’s nothing like it out on the market.
    You won’t believe your eyes as you join Captain Nemo on an unforgettable adventure: submarines, sea monsters, and even the lost city of Atlantis (complete with ancient artifacts, temples, and columns) rise from the page as if emerging from the waves. Take a 3-D look inside Jules Verne’s visionary submarine; sit with the sailors at their lobster-laden table; pull a lever to move the diving gauge; and face a giant squid as its slippery tentacles attack the Nautilus and her crew.
    Just as he did with his immensely popular Moby Dick, Sam Ita has concocted pure thrilling magic.

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    Cartoony, but Wonderfullby Lanceradvanced

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    January 15, 2009: This book is a wonderfull adaption of Verne's classic for young readers, while overly cartonish in it's imagry neverthless captures many oft-neglected elements of the classic sci-fi tale.

    I Also Recommend: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Classic Starts Series), The War of the Worlds (Classic Starts Series).