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The hardcover binding feels sturdy enough for a coffee-table book, and the reproduction of his movie-poster work is so crisp you can almost see the brushstrokes. I caught myself staring at the Live and Let Die section for a good ten minutes before I even turned the page.

The sheer breadth of McGinnis’s magazine covers alone is worth the price of admission. I found myself lingering over the gallery sections for hours, the paper stock making every brushstroke feel vivid. It’s a beautiful tribute to a master of the craft.

The print quality on those Breakfast at Tiffany's and Barbarella pages is stunning—every brushstroke and color shift comes through crisp and vivid. I found myself staring at the gallery section for an hour straight. This is the definitive collection for any fan of classic illustrated movie posters.