Download Cromwell Stone by Andreas Martens [Eng] [French] (.CBR)

Cromwell Stone by Andreas Martens
Requirements: CBR Reader, 86 MB
Overview: Cromwell Stone is a survivor, one of ten men who lived though a mysterious sea voyage. Now his fellow survivors are disappearing in unusual and unnerving ways. He sets out to solve the mystery, and finds himself caught up in a much bigger and stranger story.

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Cromwell Stone

    Andreas Martens artist, writer, covers
    Published by Éditions Michel Deligne, Delcourt, Dark Horse Comics, 1984-2004
      1. Cromwell Stone, Éditions Michel Deligne, 01/1984
      2. Le retour de Cromwell, Stone Delcourt , 11/1994
      3. Le Testament de Cromwell Stone, Delcourt, 09/2004

      Reviewed by edgarminton, 23/10/2006

        I enjoyed this comic atmosphere, halfway between dream and nightmare. Amateur world of HP Lovecraft, I found in reading the first game this frightening increase in FEAR … Amateur films D. Lynch, I found this sense of seemingly insignificant details … it is easy to get lost in this drawing based on large black lines in both organized and chaotic.
        A nice time reading.

      Reviewed by Vacomon, 29/03/2003

        Another album of Andreas and even a surprise. The drawing in B & B is perfectly controlled and layout as well. But everything can be put off at first, as the atmosphere is black and violated our bearings by the imagination and creativity of the author. In addition, the scenario is not very clear and confusion. Again we must accept to be guided by Andreas and keep going even if you do not understand everything. Despite this difficulty in reading, we can say that this album is very successful.

      from the article "The C of Andreas. Cromwell Stone, Cythraul and Cyrrus (1984)":

        Leaving the story for what it is, as not to give away to many details, I can delve briefly into the drawing. It’s hard not to be impressed by the care with which Andreas thinks of every detail of his world and works it out in his drawings. But if this story, that was prepublished in 1982 and 1983 in Le Journal Illustré (le plus grande du monde) is published in A4 format in black-and-white as well, the weaknesses in Andreas’ approach become clear: Andreas always wants to put every detail of his inventively created worlds on paper. To put it simple, he completely fills all his pictures; in the case of Cromwell Stone one can even say its crammed, because Andreas not only draws every object, but also the materials out of which they are created, and the shadows they cast on eachother.
        The drawings of Cromwell Stone are masterpieces of technique each on their own, but fail in the point of view of ‘readability’. The story demands an edition in color (by means of color the elements of a drawing can be separated, important details can be put up front, minor details can go to the background) and on a larger format than A4. But anyone who has seen Le Lombard’s edition of Passages knows what (some) publishers are capable of. If the album is translated at all.

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Download Instructions:
http://destyy.com/wKB6Ap — Cromwell Stone 01 The Beginning (1984)
http://destyy.com/wKB6Ah — Cromwell Stone 02 The Return of Cromwell Stone (1994)
http://destyy.com/wKB6Al — Cromwell Stone 03 The Testament of Cromwell Stone (2004)

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