Get an Exclusive Look at THE ART OF FUTURAMA Book’s Concept Art and Sketches

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As a seasoned gamer and avid Futurama fan with two decades of my life intertwined with its witty humor and captivating storylines, I must say that the release of “The Art of Futurama: A Visual History of Matt Groening’s Cult Classic Animated Series” is a momentous occasion. This deluxe hardcover book offers an unprecedented glimpse into the development and history of this beloved sci-fi animated series, something I’ve been yearning for since its inception in 1999.

Great news, everyone! This week, the book titled “The Art of Futurama: A Visual History of Matt Groening’s Iconic Animated Series” has made its way onto store shelves. Inside, you’ll find unique concept art, original sketches, an introduction from Groening himself, and behind-the-scenes insights from those who have contributed to the creation of this beloved cartoon for the past 25 years. Without Leela’s help, you can easily pick up a copy of this book to uncover the hidden gems that Futurama has in store for its readers. Here at TopMob, we have an exclusive sneak peek into “The Art of Futurama“.

As a passionate gamer, I can’t help but feel like I’ve stumbled upon a rare gem! Matt Groening’s latest offering from Abrams ComicArts is nothing short of a dream come true for any Futurama fan like me. This deluxe hardcover book is not just another addition to the collection, it’s a unique first for the show itself. It takes us on an exciting journey through the evolution and history of this beloved sci-fi animated series, offering a fascinating glimpse into its creation and growth.

The book spans the first seven years of the series on Fox, starting in 1999, but it’s not just about that; it offers unique insights into every episode through brand-new content, exclusive concept art, sketches, developmental work, and a comprehensive guide for each episode. Many of these illustrations come with comments from Matt Groening, showrunner David X. Cohen, and producer Claudia Katz. Additionally, David X. Cohen provides an introduction, and Claudia Katz wrote the book’s preface.

Readers can expect a vibrant 176-page journey through artworks when they embark on their intergalactic adventure with this book. However, we’re offering glimpses into some of those pages ahead of time. These previews feature designs and sketches that played crucial roles in shaping the show’s iconic moments and episodes. They also offer a glimpse into the kind of insights readers can expect on each page. This book aims to provide dedicated viewers with fresh perspectives to admire the series even more.



In her introduction, Katz notes that when the series first aired on March 28, 1999, it was widely praised as one of the most visually appealing shows on TV. This book is a celebration of all the gifted creators who contributed to crafting, constructing, and developing the stunningly beautiful, epic, and (now twenty-five years later) still evolving universe of Futurama.

Additionally, it’s a salute to the lasting impact of this series, as numerous cancellations across various broadcasting platforms couldn’t halt its progress. Now, audiences have the opportunity to understand for themselves why it continues to thrive.

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2024-11-14 20:02