Little Nemo's Big New Dreams

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Winsor McCay's legendary comic strip, Little Nemo in Slumberland, has inspired today's foremost cartoonists to craft their own dream lands. From the original broadsheet-sized edition, we have selected more than thirty glorious, unforgettable, or even silly dreams. Join Nemo on his journey out of 1905 and, dream by dream, explore the wild and wonderful world of today's most imaginative dreamers!

Authors: Josh O'Neill, Andrew Carl, and Chris Stevens
Hardcover
Publisher: Beehive Books, 2015
72 pages, 10" x 7.3"
Color illustrations throughout
ISBN: 9781935179870

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