books by Dan Abnett     books:     Dan Abnett      Nova Volume 2: Knowhere TPB (Nova 2) Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 We've seen Richard Rider burnt to a crisp, replaced by a hot Kree soldier, and turned to the dark side. But just wait until you see where we rocket Nova now! What is the haunted place known as Knowhere? Who are Xarth's Mightiest Heroes? And why will the new character called Cosmo quickly become one of your favorites? Oh... and what well-known ...             Annihilation: Conquest Book 2 HC (Annihilation) Javier Grillo-Marxuach, Dan Abnett, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 The next Annihilation epic continues with the newest addition to Marvel's galaxy of sci-fi stars and the last remaining Nova Corps centurian, as the action builds to the main event! Who is the haunted loner known as Wraith? What are his chilling powers, how did he get them, and what is the tragic quest that drives him? Meanwhile, Rich Rider stood ...             Annihilation, Book 1 (Marvel Comics) Keith Giffen, Dan Abnett, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 classic Classic space opera in comic form. If Jack Kirby were alive today,he would love this storyline. Big bold art,the type that makes children want tolearn to draw and read.             Gaunt's Ghosts: The Founding (Gaunts Ghost) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2007 The Founding - Gaunt's Ghosts Omnibus Gaunt's Ghosts is the tale of the Imperial Guard from the viewpoint of the Imperial Guard. Dan Abnett throws the reader into the fray immediately, with no remorse or apologies, just the way war really is. To get the experience of 40K in the thick of front line ...             Horus Rising (The Horus Heresy) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2006 Garviel Loken, the tragic hero This is a great work of genre fiction. It won't stand the test of time to be a great work of English; that may be a bad thing, in fact. Certainly, this is a wonderfully told story. I just adore this book and the main character, Garviel. I suppose I could write a ...             Horus Heresy: Legion (Horus Heresy) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2008 Abnett shows again why he is the best. This is by far the best Horus Heresy novel to date. Aside from highlighting Dan Abnett's skills as a storyteller once again, this book shakes the history of the 40k universe down to the core in an unforeseen way. As a huge fan of the Alpha Legion (whose activities ...             The Armour of Contempt (Gaunt's Ghosts) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2007 More good work from Abnett. I liked it very much; not sure if it was because I always like Abnett or because I'd just finished that dreadful Descent of Angels book. Good plot development, just enough characters to make things diverse without losing any tension. Could have been a bit longer, but ...             Gaunt's Ghosts: The Saint (Gaunt's Ghosts) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2007 Great book....missing pages Is it just me, or does it seem weird that my copy of the book is missing 49 pages? Pages 880 to page 929 are missing. It says here that the book has 1024 pages.....so does mine, except that 49 pages are missing. I'm wondering if anybody else has seen this problem? Or ...             Warhammer 40,000: Damnation Crusade Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton BOOM! Studios, 2007 I love: women, cheesecake and EPIC Battle scenes, blood, war and GLORY! This book is nothing but pages upon pages of battle scenes and tales of GLORY! sure most of us have read the books, played the game, but this actually adds the visuals. So see how massive and dark the templar space marines are...This comic novel is a must read. You can ...             Eisenhorn (A Warhammer 40,000 Omnibus) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2005 very entertaining As usual, with Dan Abnett you get exactly what you expect: a fast paced, well written, action packed page turner. The story arcs are all similar, and the besides Eisenhorn characters are not really developed. However, the universe is richly textured and dark. ...             Brothers of the Snake (Warhammer 40,000) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2008 Damocles and Ithaka! I picked up this book because it appeared to be a fresh glimpse into the far reaches of the warhammer world and it was. Action - action - action. Non-stop action. The whole book flow and this would be a great first read for someone who has never read the warhammer ...             Warhammer 40,000: Blood & Thunder Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton BOOM! Studios, 2008 Learn to read Ork I liked it better the second time through 'cause ov thu wa tha Orks be talkn'. It also has two short stories at the end about space marines. A good look into the mind of the orks, funny and gory!             Ravenor Rogue (Ravenor) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2008 A great ending to an awesome trilogy The only thing I didn't like was that it ended. It keeps a high pace from start to finish and wraps up the Ravenor series nicely. Dan Abnett is a great writer and I can visualise the incredible scenes in his stories with ease.             His Last Command (Warhammer 40,000 Novels) Dan Abnett Games Workshop, 2006 Having Reread This One Yet Again... ...it really is a great yarn, detailing the return of Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt to his regiment after the behind enemy lines mission to in "Traitor General." Since Gaunt and his team spent so much time on a chaos world, he is unfortunately not allowed to command ...             Warhammer: Forge of War Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton BOOM! Studios, 2008 Warhammer: Forge of War This is a graphic novel. I did enjoy it I read it immediately after opening my order from Amazon. The story was only average but the pictures did bring it to life better. I would recommend getting it if you like Graphic novels its not overly long only about 30-45 ...          products you might be interested in search for books annihilation, brothers, damnation, eisenhorn, founding, warhammer      toavi.com    web randomly chosen music: Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel