Books From Fully Booked's July 2012 Sale

Some books I got from Fully Booked's sale.  I want to thank Isaac for telling me about this, Sjay for the company, and for my dad for accompanying me the second time around, and buying the other two books for me, haha... I got the books all at 20% off. It wasn't much, but good enough for these reads...

From top to bottom:

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey

        Heard about this book from a class in UA&P. When they were talking about the plot, I thought it was pretty interesting how someone would pretend to act crazy, haha...

The Lives of the Artists by Giorgio Vasari

      I've read a small part of this book in my Introduction to Arts class, and thought it was interesting hearing stories about different Renaissance artists.  I'm not mistaken, I think Vasari's the first to have written something like this.

Batman: The Long Halloween written by Jeph Loeb and art by Tim Sale 

     I know, this graphic novel's old. I wasn't planning on buying this, because I figured I can always borrow from Sean. But... I was told that it would be worth getting my own copy of it, not to mention how cheap it's become, since it's already old. So anyway... LOVE IT! LOVE IT! It is indeed the ultimate read for Batman fans, or even for those who want to get into Batman. Funny though, because of the Dark Knight, whenever I'd read Batman's lines, I'd imagine his growling voice, ahahaha...

Wonder Woman: Blood written by Brian Azarello and art by Cliff Chiang and Tony Akins

      This is actually my first own copy of DC's New 52... I didn't really plan on it being Wonder Woman, haha. I bought this because I've been hearing some good stuff about it, I've been wanting to read about her, and I find Greek mythology interesting. So here's my take on it... It can wait... It's not the type that I'd want to read the next issue or next volume of it... In fact, I'm thinking if I'll even buy the next one. I wasn't so crazy about the story, and this volume has 6 issues in it. Perhaps I've just been so used to my protagonists being more human, and their enemies not being gods/godesses. I don't know... But in the mean time, this can wait.  

So that's that... Today's a good day to read. Stay home and stay safe fellas. Cheers.