books by Tony Wong (processing constables acoustics)

books by Tony Wong

books:

AIP Handbook of Condenser Microphones: Theory, Calibration and Measurements (Modern Acoustics and Signal ...

1 review

American Institute of Physics, 1994

If your serious about microphone theory and design
I recommend three books for microphone design Beranek L, 1954 Acoustics Wong G.S.K 2004 AIP Handbook of Condenser Microphones, Theory, Calibration and Measurements Bruel D. and Kjaer V. 1996 Microphone Handbook, Volume 1, Theory

The Legendary Couple #6 (Legendary Couple (Graphic Novels))

2 reviews
Louis Cha, Tony Wong

ComicsOne, 2003

Amazing version of an amazing classic!
This book is based on Louis Cha's famous novel, "Return of the Condor Heroes". It is an excellent story full of interesting characters and martial arts. This version is well drawn and written. I highly recommend it. Please note that this is only one of many volumes. So far the first seven have been released as of today (4/04) which covers only about 1/4 - 1/3 of the original book. ...

Weapons of the Gods Companion

1 review
Rebecca Borgstrom, Derek Fetters, ...

Eos Press, 2008

A flawed publication, but a fantastic book
Up front, anyone buying this book should know that it contains a printer error: For whatever reason, the printers added a little extra white space to every page, that means the text no longer matches up to the art and sidebars, and the end of every chapter has some text cut off. Fortunately, Eos offers a free "reader" that contains all lost material and then some. The PDF version of the book is ...

The Four Constables

2 reviews
Tony Wong, Andy Seto, ...

ComicsOne, 2005

Beautifully draw
I like the Four Constables. It is so cool to see different set of martial art styles of each of Four Constable who were trained by the same master. It features a lot of stunning artwork, vibrant color and highly detailed work. Most of the artwork were done by the computer and not even one page show traditional artwork. Coloring are very smooth and very contrast and I can easily appreciate the ...

Blood Sword Dynasty, No. 1; Sept. 1989
Tony Wong

Jademan Comics, 1989

Full color comic. Hong Kong publication.

Weapons Of The Gods #1 (Weapons of the Gods (Graphic Novels))

2 reviews
Tony Wong

ComicsOne, 2002

Its Tight
This is a tight comic book. Its like reading a good action Anime. This is the 5th book in collection, and seeing this is the only one Amazon seems to have, I won't go into detail about it. But if u like beautiful drawings, cool characters and other Anime like things, check it out. From Vol. 1-7. I believe they're still making them though.

Batman: Hong Kong (Batman (DC Comics Hardcover))

5 reviews
Doug Moench

DC Comics, 2003

Good book, but not quite as good as hoped...
When I first saw that Tony Wong was going to do a Batman comic, I just about flipped. I love his artwork, I love his storytelling abilities. He doesn't write this one but someone that's probably just as good does: Doug Moench. So then I read the book and I feel a bit let down. The artwork is of course gorgeous but, the storyline does feel thin. I realize that the point to this joint project ...

Mega Dragon and Tiger, Vol. 1

1 review
Tony Wong

ComicsOne, 2002

Really good, but the editing and translation is lacking
I first became aware of this excellent series through Image Comics, so I was quite estatic when I heard that Comics One had licensed it after Image dropped the series. However, in contrast to the accurate translations and vivid colours of the Image edition, Comic One's version is disappointingly washed out, the transltion is awkward and stiff and the general effect is one of shabbiness. ...

BATMAN: HONG KONG (BATMAN)
TONY WONG DOUG MOENCH

TITAN BOOKS LTD, 2004

Drunken Fist #12 July 1989
Roger Salick

Jademan Comics, 1989

"Attack of the Water Soverigh"

Drunken Fist #13 August 1989
Roger Salick

Jademan Comics, 1989

Dragon Fist: The RPG Of Martial Arts Action (Role Playing Game)
Chris Pramas, Tony Lee, ...

Green Ronin Publishing, 2006

Dragon Fist lets you enter a world of flying swordsmen and hopping vampires inspired by Hong Kong cinema and Chinese mythology. The tainted lotus has corrupted the Emperor of the Heavenly Kingdom and only the outlaw heroes of the World of Martial Arts can stop him. Join the sword masters of the Red Tigers, the boxing monks of the Righteous Fists and the peasant rebels of the Iron Monkeys in their fight for harmony and justice. Dragon Fist is a ...