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A FULLY ILLUSTRATED, HUMOROUS GIFT BOOK FOR FANS OF THE ALIEN FRANCHISE Aboard the USCSS Nostromo, Jonesy leads a simple life enjoying The Company cat food and chasing space rodents. Until one day, his cryostasis catnap is rudely interrupted. The humans have a new pet and it's definitely not house-trained. In space, no one can hear you meow. This full-color, illustrated book offers a cat's eye view of all the action from the movie Alien. With new and original artwork by artist Rory Lucey, this is the perfect gift for all Alien fans (and cat lovers). No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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It’s a picture book, no text, of the movie, “Alien” but shown from the perspective of Jonesy, the cat in the movie.
Of course, Jonesy doesn’t see the events happening quite the same way the human crew of the Nostromo do, and doesn’t spend all the time with the human crew members, either. He spends plenty of time wandering corridors, doing cat activities, while the humans are exploring alien planets, or hunting the xenomorph. At times Jonesy gets in the way, annoying those humans doing their unimportant things instead of giving pets and pats.
The plot of this book won’t make a whole lot of sense if you haven’t seen the movie, or read the novelization of it.
At first I thought it was humorous that it was presented as a children’s book, but then of course, I remembered I was only 10 when I watched the movie on cable TV, so it’s fitting enough. I guess it was a suitable-for-kids movie.
Artwork-wise, though, in quite a few panels Jonesy is drawn with more of a dog shaped head than cat.
Very cute! ( )