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My Tall Dark Greek Boss (Harlequin Presents Extra (Unnumbered))

Anna Cleary

Harlequin, 2008

Strangers in the Night!
A "Greek God" in every sense, Sam is proud, very much the alpha but he has a well "hidden sensitive side" when it comes to Ellie his personal PA. You see, they actually at one time were two `Strangers in the Night" who shared an incredible night of passion. Months ...

Justice League of America: Another Nail (Elseworlds)

Alan Davis

DC Comics, 2004

More than a sequel, a revelation
In the follow up to the brilliant "The Nail", Alan Davis further explores this world. He recounts a massive war between New Genesis and Apocalypse that took place during the same time as the Super Jimmy incident explored in The Nail. Now, a year after both those ...

JLA: Earth 2

Grant Morrison

DC Comics, 2000

One of Morrison's best superhero stories
When it comes to Grant Morrison, he's the Alan Moore of the modern age. He breathed new life into the X-Men for Marvel, as well as Animal Man and Doom Patrol for DC/Vertigo, and of course, JLA for DC. Earth 2 finds Morrison once again writing DC's superteam as ...

Captain Marvel: Secret Invasion Premiere HC (Captain Marvel (Unnumbered))

Brian Reed, Lee Weeks

Marvel Comics, 2008

Born again for the last time
During Civil War, Marvel brought back one of their long-dead characters that has actually managed to stay dead in Mar-Vell, AKA Captain Marvel. Now, Captain Marvel: Secret Invasion picks up with this time-displaced Mar-Vell trying to find a new niche for himself in ...

Justice League of America: The Nail (JLA (DC Comics Unnumbered Paperback))

Alan Davis

DC Comics, 2000

A world without Superman just sucks
JLA: THE NAIL is a 1998 Elseworlds offering. For those not in the know, DC's Elseworlds line, much like Marvel Comics' What If series, takes superheroes out of their mainstream continuity and tweaks them into a new context and into an alternative history. This allows ...

The Goon: Chinatown (Goon (Unnumbered))

Eric Powell

Dark Horse, 2007

Lives up to expectations
The most interesting thing about Eric Powell's _Goon_ series is that every volume manages to explore new territory, happily mish-mashing genres and tones together into a rolling zombie horror gangster comedy surprise. The one thing he hadn't tried -- up until now -- ...

Star Trek Voyager Companion (Star Trek (Unnumbered Paperback))

Paul Ruditis

Star Trek, 2003

A much recommended Companion the Star Trek Series
Trekkers and trekkies will will enjoy the archival quality of this book. New Star Trek fans will find it doubly useful to explain what happened in each episode to people who may not have watched every Star Trek Series episode so many multiple times that they can ...

Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual (Star Trek Next Generation (Unnumbered))

Rick Sternbach, Michael Okuda

Star Trek, 1991

More information than one could dream of...
I first purchased this book back when the series was still in it's early days and was actively being produced and aired on a weekly basis. I sat down with this book after getting home and started reading... and reading... and reading. I couldn't put it down. I was ...

A Smart Girl's Guide to Sticky Situations: How to Tackle Tricky, Icky Problems and Tough Times. (American ...

American Girl, 2002

Good sense! Don't leave home without it!
A Smart Girl's Guide to Sticky Situations is an absolutely wonderful book for preteens about some of the weird situations that people of any age can find themselves in. With very appealingly silly illustrations, the book covers the expected items like flunking a test, ...

How To Draw Manga: Maids & Miko

The Society For The Study Of Manga Techniques

Graphic-Sha, 2002

I enjoyed the book
I actually enjoyed the book. It gives you an idea on the ruffles and how the clothing drapes the body. Really helpful if you are creating a character with frilly clothing. This book also has some poses that will be very helpful if you get stuck on a certain pose. It ...

The Klingon Hamlet

Lawrence Schoen, Klingon Language Institute

Star Trek, 2000

Perfect in its own way, and thought-provoking
What a mad, hilarious enterprise this is. If anyone thinks this is merely a discharge of nerdishness, let them try and translate a whole Shakespeare play in ANY language - let alone one in which expressions and ways of thought have to be invented along with metre and ...

Lights, Camera, Hairballs!: Garfield at the Movies (Garfield (Unnumbered))

Jim Davis

Ballantine Books, 2006

Garfield Theater!
This is great! Garfield gives his review of "Garfield Style" movies. I love all the puns and inside jokes. You have to love movies to enjoy this book.

Immigration: Opposing Viewpoints (Opposing Viewpoints Series (Unnumbered).)

Greenhaven Press, 1998

Star Trek : Starship Spotter

Adam "Mojo" Lebowitz, Robert Bonchune

Star Trek, 2001

Interesting Book
This book has many important info about some interesting ships seen on the TV series. The graphics are good but are in double page, so sometimes you don't a good overall vision because the division of the pages.

Endgame (Star Trek Voyager)

Diane Carey, Christie Golden, ...

Star Trek, 2001

You've Seen it on TV, Now Enjoy the Book
And it really is like that. While I agree that this book doesn't bring thrilling new depths of character or plot into the original story, I don't think it needs to. It's a great translation of what was seen on TV and adds just enough to keep it interesting and fresh. ...