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Houdini the handcuff king

In graphic novel format, suggests how one of Harry Houdini's most famous stunts may have been performed.

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  • "Center for Cartoon Studies presents Houdini"
  • "Center for Cartoon Studies presents"
  • "Center for Cartoon Studies presents"@en

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  • "In graphic novel format, suggests how one of Harry Houdini's most famous stunts may have been performed."@en
  • "A snapshot of one moment in the life of Harry Houdini, focusing on the events of a single day -- May 1, 1908 -- and a single publicity stunt, in which Houdini leapt into the near-frozen Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts wearing only a bathing suit and shackled at the wrists and ankles, and though we know what to expect, he still pulls several surprises. Bold graphics presents a living picture of this greatest of American showmen, and probably the most famous man in the world at the time, and show how the times and morals shaped him and his art."
  • "A snapshot of one moment in the life of Harry Houdini, focusing on the events of a single day -- May 1, 1908 -- and a single publicity stunt, in which Houdini leapt into the near-frozen Charles River in Cambridge, Massachusetts wearing only a bathing suit and shackled at the wrists and ankles, and though we know what to expect, he still pulls several surprises. Bold graphics presents a living picture of this greatest of American showmen, and probably the most famous man in the world at the time, and show how the times and morals shaped him and his art."@en
  • "In bold graphics, and drawing on the most respected sources, author and artist formulate a living picture of this greatest of Americans and show how time and morals shaped him and his art."@en
  • "In bold graphics, and drawing on the most respected sources, author and artist formulate a living picture of this greatest of Americans and show how time and morals shaped him and his art."

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  • "Komiksy"
  • "Graphic novels"
  • "Graphic novels"@en
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Comic books, strips, etc"
  • "Comic books, strips, etc"@en
  • "Juvenile works"@en

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  • "Houdini the handcuff king"@en
  • "Houdini: the handcuff king"
  • "Houdini : the handcuff king"
  • "Houdini : the handcuff king"@en

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