سالنامه‌های ری بردبری، جلد اول

Classic tales adapted by top graphic-story artists Kent Williams, John Van Fleet, P. Craig Russell, Ralph Reese, Ray Zone, Chuck Roblin, Segrelles, Al Williamson. Stories: Dark They Were, and Golden-Eyed; The Golden Apples of the Sun; The Dragon; Marionettes Inc.; The Toynbee Convector; The Dragon; I, Rocket. V. 1. Dark they were, and golden eyed / adapted by Kent Williams and John Van Fleet. The golden apples of the sun / adapted by P. Craig Russell. Marionettes, Inc. / adapted by Ralph Reese. The Toynbee convector / adapted by Ray Zone ; illustrated by Chuck Roblin ; colored by Sam Parsons. The dragon / adapted by Segrelles. I, rocket / illustrated by Al Williamson ; newly colored by Michael Uman. -- This is a collection of fantasy, science fiction and horror stories by Ray Bradbury adapted into the graphic novel format in which various top artists interpret the tales in their own styles The golden apples of the sun: An ancient myth becomes reality in the distant future, as a group of space explorers finds out when it means to fly too close to the Sun Dark they were, and golden-eyed: Can Earthmen adapt to an alien planet, or must they beome aliens themselves? The dragon: Out of the fog-bound British moors comes a roaring beast on a strange and timeless journey Marionettes, Inc. : Providing companionship for a nagging mate doesn't have to keep you housebound The Toynbee convector: Changing the future can be a simple thing-- for a time traveler Various artists illustrate adaptations of selected Ray Bradbury stories