The Puppet Show Series - Delirium Special Edition #1

Published in March of 2004, A Puppet Show - This title is a unique production, published in a series of 26 personalized books, each being one of a kind.

This one of a kind copy is: A Puppet Show for Necessary Evil Press (This is a unique association copy which was done for another Horror Press producing books at the same time as Delirium, both publishers were known for creating new and unusual productions for the popular genre authors of the time.)

Contains the stories "A Puppet Show for No One or, The Story of Tristan and Isolde" and  "A Naming of Puppets" which contains the names of all 26 buyers, written in as puppets, as the story is tied in with the main story.

Synopsis: A Puppet Show for No One or, The Story of Tristan and Isolde features characters which are personified puppets (Tristan and Isolde, among others).  

Delirium Deluxe Special Edition #1 limited to 26 copies, the book measures 6 3/4 x 4 3/8 and is housed in a custom traycase measuring 13 1/4 x 6 /14 which when opened up serves as a stage for the "puppet show" which can be "performed by the unique marionette created by Jesse Wroblewski of Puppet Terrors for this production. 

About Puppet Terrors (from their website)

Puppet Terrors began as an underground toy company, both figuratively and literally. Initially all the products were made totally by hand in a murky, New York basement. Upon the release of the initial character lineups of Bunky The Clown, Death Row Joe, Klaus and Hack, Puppet Terrors were embraced by both fans and press.

Their first year's reign of terror landed the puppets in the pages of Bizarre, Rue Morgue, Amazing Figure Modeler, Stuff and Toyfare. With their growing popularity and exposure creator Jesse Wroblewski decided to bring the puppets to a wider audience.

After months of researching manufacturing firms, a company was found who could mass produce the puppets with the same attention to detail and quality which brought the collectables their initial praise.

In October 2003 Puppet Terrors launched their line of collectable puppets onto the world followed by a comic book series based on the puppets with problems entitled "Murder, Mayhem... No Strings Attached."

Over a decade later, the tiny terrors still seem to garner attention and screams wherever they pop up.

Visit Their Website https://www.puppetterrors.com/index.php