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Banda Deseñada Americana BANDA DESEÑADA AMERICANA BIBLIOTECA MUNICIPAL Saga / guión, Brian K. Vaughan ; dibujo, Fiona Staples ; coordinador, Eric Stephenson Localización: COMIC VAU sag [vermello] La Visión / Tom King, guión ; Gabriel Hernández Walta, Michael Walsh, dibujo y entintado ; Jordie Bellaire, color ; [traducción, Santiago García y Uriel López]. Localización: COMIC KIN vis [vermello] The Wicked + The divine / Kieron Gillen, guión ; Jamie McKelvie, dibujo ; Matthew Wilson, color ; Clayton Cowles, rotulación original Localización: COMIC GIL wic [vermello] Ojo de halcón seis días en la vida de... / Matt Fraction ; portada de David Aja. Localización: COMIC FRA ojo [vermello] Monstress / Marjorie Liu, guión ; Sana Takeda, dibujo Localización: COMIC LIU mon [vermello] Capitán América.1,Otro tiempo / Ed Brubaker, Steve Epting. Localización: COMIC CAP BRU cap [vermello] Batman : el regreso del caballero oscuro / Frank MIller, Klaus Janson, Lynn Varley Localización: COMIC BAT MIL bat [vermello] Spiderman / guión, Stan Lee ; dibujo, Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby. Localización: COMIC SPI LEE spi [vermello] Star Wars : saga completa : episodios I a VI / [traducción, Diego de los Santos ; guión, Henry Gilroy ... et al. ; dibujo, Jan Duursema ... et al.]. Localización: COMIC STA [vermello] Los muertos vivientes / guión, Robert Kirkman ; dibujos, Tony Moore, Charlie Adlard ; tonos grises, Cliff Rathburn. Localización: COMIC KIR mue [vermello] Maus : relato dun supervivente / Art Spiegelman ; [tradución Diego García Cruz]. Localización: COMIC SPI mau [vermello] Watchmen / Alan Moore, guión ; Dave Gibbons, dibujo ; John Higgins, color. Localización: COMIC MOO wat [vermello] Daredevil : born again / [guión, Frank Miller ; dibujo, David Mazzucchelli] Localización: COMIC MIL dar [vermello] La cosa del pantano / Alan Moore, Stephen Bisette, John Totleben ; [traducción, Fran San Rafael]. Localización: COMIC MOO cos [vermello] Hellboy / guión y dibujo, Mike Mignola ; color Dave Stewart ; [traducción, Carles M. Miralles]. Localización: COMIC MIG hel [vermello] Astro City : vidas privadas / Kurt Busiek, guión ; Brent Anderson, dibujo ; Alex Sinclair, color ; [traducción, Francisco San Rafael Simó]. Localización: COMIC BUS ast [vermello] Astro city : confesión / Kurt Busiek, guión ; Brent Anderson, dibujo ; Will Blyberg, tinta ; Alex Sinclair, color ; Alex Ross, portadas Localización: COMIC BUS ast [vermello] Astro City : puertas abiertas / Kurt Busiek, guión ; Brent Anderson, dibujo ; Alex Sinclair, color ; [traducción, Francisco San Rafael Simó]. Localización: COMIC BUS ast [vermello] Astro City : victoria / Kurt Busiek, guión ; Brent Anderson, Graham Nolan, dibujo ; Alex Sinclair, color ; [traducción, Francisco San Rafael Simó]. Localización: COMIC BUS ast [vermello] Astro City, vida en la gran ciudad [ Cómic] / Kurt Busiek, guión ; Brent E. Anderson, dibujos ; [traducción, Francisco Pérez Navarro]. Localización: COMIC BUS ast [vermello] Punisher / Garth Ennis...[et al.]. Localización: COMIC ENN pun [vermello] Authority / Warren Ellis, guión ; Bryan Hitch, dibujo ; Paul Neary, tinta ; [traducción, Barbara Azagra Rueda] Localización: COMIC ELL aut [vermello] The ultimates / Mark Millar, guión ; Bryan Hitch, lápiz ; Andrew Currie, tinta ; Paul Mounts, color. Localización: COMIC VEN MIL ult [vermello] Black Hammer / guión, Jeff Lemire ; dibujo, Dean Ormston ; color, Dave Stewart Localización: COMIC LEM bla [vermello] The private eye / [Brian K. Vaughan ; Marcos Martín ; Muntsa Vicente] Localización: COMIC VAU pri [vermello] The boys : Integral / guión, Garth Ennis ; dibujos, Darick Robertson ... [et al.] ; [traducción, Ernest Riera]. Localización: COMIC ENN boy [vermello] Promethea / Alan Moore, J.H. Williams III ; [traducción, Gonzalo Quesada]. Localización: COMIC MOO pro [vermello] V de vendetta / Alan Moore, David Lloyd. Localización: COMIC MOO vde [vermello] Predicador / Garth Ennis, guión ; Steve Dillon, dibujo ; Matt Hollingsworth, color ; Glenn Fabry, portadas ; [traducción, Ernest Riera]. Localización: COMIC ENN pre [vermello] Hellblazer : John Constantine / guión, Warren Ellis, Darko Macan, Dave Gibbons ; dibujo, John Higgins ...[et al]. Localización: COMIC HEL ell [vermello] Miracleman.Libro primero: el sueño de volar / [guión Mick Anglo ; dibujo Alan Davis y Garry Leach ; color, Steve Oliff ; tradución Raúl Sastre]. Localización: COMIC ANG mir [vermello] 300 / guión y dibujo, Frank Miller ; color, Lynn Varley ; [traducción, Óscar Estefanía]. Localización: COMIC MIL tre [vermello] Flash : Iron Heights / guión, Geoff Johns ; dibujo, Ethan Van Sciver, Scott Kolins ; tinta, Prentis Rollins [et al.] ; color, Chris Chuckry [et al.] ; [traducción, Fabin López]. Localización: H 21399(4) [COMIC FLA joh [vermello]] Los vengadores : La llegada de los vengadores / Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Paul Laiken, Roger Stern, guión ; Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Dick Ayers, dibujo. Localización: COMIC VEN [vermello] Wonder Woman : la verdadera amazona / Jill Thompson, guión y dibujo ; Wonder Woman creada por William Moulton Marston Localización: COMIC WON tho [vermello] Catwoman / Ed Brubaker, guión; Darwyn Cooke...[et al.], lápiz. Localización: COMIC CAT BRU cat [vermello] Sandman : obertura / [guión de Neil Gaiman ; dibujo de J.H. Williams III ; color de Dave Stewart ; traducción, Guillermo Ruiz Carreras] Localización: COMIC GAI san [vermello] From Hell / Alan Moore & Eddie Campbell ; [edición, traducción y realización técnica, Jaime Rodríguez]. Localización: COMIC MOO fro [vermello] 100 balas, contrabandolero / guión Brian Azzarello ; dibujo Eduardo Risso. Localización: H 12577 [COMIC AZZ cie (rojo)] Sin City / Frank Miller. Localización: COMIC MIL sin [vermello] Batman, año uno / Frank Miller, guión ; David Mazzucchelli, dibujo ; Richmond Lewis, color ; [traducción, Ernest Riera]. Localización: COMIC BAT MIL año [vermello] Xenozoic / de Mark Schultz ; [traducción: Luis Vigil]. Localización: COMIC SCH xen [vermello] The League of the extraordinary gentlemen / [Alan Moore ; Kevin O'Neill ; traducción, Diego de los Santos] Localización: COMIC MOO lea [vermello] Parker / Richard Stark ; adaptado e ilustrado por Darwyn Cooke ; traducción de Óscar Palmer. Localización: COMIC COO par [vermello] Batman, el largo Halloween [ Cómic] / guión, Jeph Loeb ; dibujo, Tim Sale ; color, Gegory Wright ; [traducción, Ernest Riera]. Localización:COMIC BAT LOE lar [vermello] Kingdom come / por Mark Waid y Alex Ross, con Todd Klein ; [traducción, Carles M. Miralles]. Localización: COMIC WAI kin [vermello] Y, el último hombre / guión, Brian K. Vaughan ; dibujo, Pia Guerra ; tinta, José Marzán ; color, Pamela Rambo ; [traducción, Guillermo Ruiz Carreras]. Localización: COMIC VAU yel [vermello] Transmetropolitan / guión: Warren Ellis ; dibujo: Darick Robertson ; traducción: Ernest Riera. Localización: COMIC ELL tra [vermello] Palestina : en la franja de Gaza / Joe Sacco ; [traducción, Roberto Rodríguez]. Localización: COMIC SAC pal [vermello] Prophet / guión Bradon Graham ... [et al.] ; dibujo Simon Roy ... [et al] ; color Richard Ballermann ... [et al.]. Localización: COMIC PRO [vermello] AIDP / Mike Mignola, Guy Davis ; con la colaboración de Christopher Golden ...[et al. ; traducción, Carles M. Miralles]. Localización: COMIC MIG aid [vermello] Contrato con Dios y otras historias / Will Eisner. Localización: COMIC EIS con [vermello] Spirit : 50 aniversario / Will Eisner. Localización: COMIC EIS spi [vermello] Moonshine / guión, Brian Azzarello ; dibujo y color, Eduardo Risso Localización: COMIC AZA moo [vermello] .
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