My New York Marathon [Idioma Inglés] - Softcover

"Outside of Haruki Murakami's What I Talk About When I Talk About Running, literature and running don't often go hand in hand, but Samson's memoir is an affirming love letter to the event and the city around it--and boasts endorsements from several celebrity runners, the New York Road Runners club and the New York Marathon itself. Samson, a runner during his youth, decides decades later to test his aging body and participate in one of the most famous running events in the world. From France to Brooklyn, Samson lets running take him on the journey of a lifetime." ― PASTE MAGAZINE--PASTE MAGAZINE

"It's the New York Marathon as you've never seen it: as a comic book. A French cartoonist who ran the New York Marathon with zero experience has turned his extraordinary journey into a graphic novel -- an English translation hits shelves in the Big Apple just in time for this year's big race on Nov. 4. In "My New York Marathon," Sebastien Samson offers a unique runner's-eye-view of the world-renowned race's sights, sounds and struggles."--NEW YORK POST

"The story culminates in the marathon, interspersed with a heartfelt N.Y.C. travelogue from a Gallic point of view. Presented in a visual style fusing animation influences and observational realism, Samson's work is indispensable to marathon runners and those intending to take up the sport." - Publisher's Weekly--PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

In "My New York Marathon," Sebastien Samson offers a unique runner's-eye-view of the world-renowned race's sights, sounds and struggles." ― NEW YORK POST--NEW YORK POST

"Any New York City marathon represents tens of thousands of stories, but few are as beautifully described or entertainingly told as this one. A must-read for anyone thinking about taking on the challenge."--SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL

"Of all the complex lives movie stars have lived, arguably none have been more complex, contradictory and fascinating than that of Hedy Lamarr, the so-called "most beautiful woman in the world" was was simultaneously the star of such films as Samson and Delilah and Boom Town and also the co-creator of work that would later be used in the creation of Bluetooth technology. A new graphic novel from Humanoids, Hedy Lamarr: An Incredible Life, tells the actor's story anew, and in the process, brings her astonishing accomplishments to life once again.... [as] a fast-paced, fun biography."--Hollywood Reporter

"...the gorgeous comic from Humanoids is a celebration of the life and work of Lamarr."--Nerdist