Also this is the art it contains on the signature pageĪ "PC" copy is identical in every way to a lettered copy but has the letters "PC" in the limitation line, the "PC" denotes "Publisher's Copy" and is one of a very few copies produced for use by the Publisher, usually for contributors.
Lettered limited to 26 leather and cloth bound lettered hardcovers, housed in a custom traycase and sold out at the publisher - PC copy with a slight indentation on left front side of traycase that you have to turn just right in the light for it to be seen, but it is there and about 1" in length. Limited to 500 fully cloth bound signed hardcovers The original back-and-forth emails and notes that formed the basis for the filmĪ deluxe sewn binding to ensure a lifetime of enjoymentĮach copy hand signed by Gaiman and McKean The full screenplay, plus dialogue and other material cut from the finished film MirrorMask: The Illustrated Film Script of the Motion Picture from the Jim Henson Company. This episode of Fantasizing About Fantasy Films is written by Jessica Dwyer, edited by Bill Mazzola, produced by Adam Walton and executive produced by Berge Garabedian.This special edition of MirrorMask: the Illustrated Film Script to the acclaimed film by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean, will be released later this year by Subterranean Press. Come with us and step through the MirrorMask. So, let’s gaze into the dark reflection that two masters of fantasy created and that we’ve not seen the like of since. MirrorMask deserves another look nearly twenty years on and it’s time for it to be celebrated for the beautiful and mysterious gem it is. While the film wasn’t a massive success when it was released it struck a chord with fans and would grow to have a cult following which would continue to grow over the years. And it would weave a dark spell with a visual feast for the eyes and jazzy treat for the ears as well as show us a creepy side of The Carpenters we’d never had believed existed. It would follow a young girl learning just who she really is and learning some truths about herself she never knew. The story would introduce the audience to a world that hadn’t been seen before just on the other side of this one.
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