An original graphic novel based on rock music legend Pete Townshend's 1970 screenplay of the same name, which inspired The Who†s 1971 globally bestselling and universally beloved album, Who†s Next.  Set in a Dystopian future where music has been outlawed, Life House follows a small band of rebels who stage an underground concert in an effort to undermine a tyrannical leader... and free Britain and all of humanity.  This graphic novelization is co-written by Doom Patrol's James Harvey and Spider-Man Noir's David Hine with art by both Harvey and Australian visual artist Max Prentis, lettering by Michah Myers, and inks by Eisner Award winning artist Mick Gray. It is edited by the former Editor-in-Chief of Bleeding Cool, Hannah Means-Shannon, and features a massive Vinyl LP format (12.25" x 12.25"). This is a must-have for any serious music collectors, rock fans, and pop culture aficionados!  Originally envisioned as a sci-fi rock epic to follow-up The Who's chart-topping song, “Tommy,� and put aside 50 years ago†in favor of Who†s Next songs like “Baba O†Riley,� “Won†t Get Fooled Again,� and “Behind Blue Eyes�†Life House will finally take center stage.  Features a Vegan Leather-bound Slipcase
Biografie (James Harvey)
JAMES HARVEY is a Research Program Manager at the Electronics Division, Army Research Office, with primary responsibility for the fields of electromagnetics, antennas and antenna structures, innovative microwave and millimeter-wave circuit integration, low-power/minimum-power system design, and landmine detection.§
Biografie (Pete Townshend)
Pete Townshend, 1945 in London geboren, ist der kreative Kopf der legendären Rockband The Who. Er verfasste den Großteil der Songs der Gruppe und war seit 1969 auch als Solokünstler erfolgreich. 2012 wird er zusammen mit dem The-Who-Sänger Roger Daltrey mit der Bühnenfassung von "Quadrophenia" auf Tour gehen.
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