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Labyrinth the Novelization

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by A. C. H. Smith


  With his small notebook, Jim had started on a path, uncertain where it would lead in terms of filmmaking. “After all,” Jim said in the film’s production notes, “life is a kind of Labyrinth, with all its twists and turns, its straight paths and its occasional dead ends.” Lucky for us, Jim’s handwritten wanderings led to laughter, imaginative thinking, and to that magic time between sleeping and dreaming when anything is possible.

  Karen Falk

  Archives Director, The Jim Henson Company

  Long Island City, New York

  GRAPHIC NOVELS FROM ARCHAIA AND THE JIM HENSON COMPANY

  The Dark Crystal

  Creation Myths, Volumes 1–2

  Brian Froud, Brian Holguin, Joshua Dysart,

  Alex Sheikman, Lizzy John

  Fraggle Rock

  Volumes 1–2

  Jeff Stokely, Jake Myler, Jeffrey Brown, Katie Cook,

  Joanna Estep, Nichol Ashworth and More

  Fraggle Rock: Classics

  Volumes 1–2

  Stan Kay, Marie Severin

  Jim Henson’s The Storyteller

  Roger Langridge, Marjorie Liu, Ron Marz, Jeff Parker,

  Nate Cosby, Colleen Coover and More

  Jim Henson’s Tale of Sand

  The Lost Screenplay by Jim Henson & Jerry Juhl

  as realized by Ramón K. Pérez

  Coming Soon from Archaia and The Jim Henson Company

  The Dark Crystal

  The Novelization

  A.C.H. Smith, Brian Froud

  Jim Henson’s The Storyteller

  The Novelization

  Anthony Minghella, Various

 

 

 


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