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The Spider-Man event that will rock the street-level Marvel Universe! New York City''s super-crime landscape has been a ticking time bomb, and now it finally explodes! What incites the Gang War?! Who hired Shotgun and took out Tombstone? And what, if anything, can Spider-Man do about it? As NYC becomes an open battlefield for a ruthless super-villain conflict, the wall-crawler will need an amazing team. But which side will the injured Tombstone take in this war? And will Wilson Fisk, the former Kingpin of Crime, sit this one out? Don''t bet on it! The biggest and most brutal battle in Spidey history is about to play out. Collecting AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: GANG WAR FIRST STRIKE (2023) #1, AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (2022) #39-44.

Get to know the sidekick Spider-Man - and you - never knew he had! Welcome (back?) to the neighbourhood, spectacular Spider-Boy! In the blockbuster End of the Spider-Verse, young Bailey Briggs'' existence was restored to a Marvel Universe that had forgotten him. Now the mysteries of his past will be revealed as Spider-Boy leaps into his own adventures! Learn more about Bailey''s amazing powers! Meet his rogues'' gallery! And discover why he''s way better than every other super hero, ever! Collecting Spider-Boy (2023) #1-4, Amazing Spider-Man (2022) #31.

Every symbiote needs a host. And for Carnage, there has only ever been one host who has made it feel whole. It''s time for a reunion. Meanwhile, Flash Thompson has become convinced that a series of increasingly horrifying murders are all connected. As Flash puts the pieces together, get ready for Anti-Venom vs. Carnage - an all-out symbiote slugfest! Plus: While a reborn Cletus Kasady exacts his vengeance on an unsuspecting city, the Carnage symbiote remains adrift among the stars. The symbiote only has a few hurdles left before its glorious ascension to the throne of the King in Black - and the first is named Morlun! Collecting WEB OF CARNAGE (2023) #1, CARNAGE (2023) #1-4.

Twin brothers Paul and Castor have crafted the perfect poker hustle using their uncanny telepathic connection. Perfect until they're caught red-handed by the most ruthless criminal syndicate in Seoul. To pay them back, the brothers must pull off a daring heist and use their gift for something bigger than themselves for the first time in their lives...if they don't kill each other first! From Eisner Award-winning writer Derek Kirk Kim (The Last Mermaid, Same Difference) and rising star artist Jacob Perez (Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles).

A NEW HORROR DREAM TEAM RESURRECTS ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC MONSTERS Acclaimed creators Dan Watters (Home Sick Pilots, Lucifer), Ram V (The Many Deaths of Laila Starr, Batman: Detective Comics), and Matthew Roberts (Manifest Destiny) rise from the depths for an all-new epic. Years after the events of the original film, Journalist Kate Marsden hunts for a notorious serial killer in the heart of the Amazon. Hot on the trail of this madman, she soon encounters an unexpected new threat -- but is he friend or foe? Or is he simply...THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON? Collects UNIVERSAL MONSTERS: CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON LIVES! #1-4.

THE ENERGON UNIVERSE CONTINUES HERE! Darak and Solila traverse the northern wasteland - and there's no shortage of enemies in their way. But there's hope in the form of everyone's favorite Autobot Triple-Changer, Springer! The game-changing team of Robert Kirkman, Lorenzo De Felici and Matheus Lopes continue their critically-acclaimed new series exploring the most shocking corners of the Energon Universe. Collects Void Rivals #7-12.

After saving prince Egg-White and barely escaping marriage, we join our hero in a new, very relaxing, kingdom. Erika finds herself face to face with a prince with a mysterious ailment... terribly bad breath! Blah! There is only one solution to save him, but it will not make Princess Erika happy... Will she complete her mission? Meanwhile, a dark force hangs looms over the Kingdom of Brutes... Follow Erika and her team through another epic, fairy-tale inspired, adventure in magical and silly kingdoms to save this new prince in distress. Meet new characters, new fauna, flora and another take on a classic fairy-tale. The story focuses on comedy and action which will capture the interest of a younger reader. Teenagers will see the underlying theme, criticising gender roles, still persisting in our society.

The first-ever graphic novel set in the insane world of High on Life. The Bounty Hunter becomes the hunted!

An introduction to Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy in the form of a graphic novel.

A feminist graphic novel based on the author's experiences of sexuality in Morocco.

Despite growing up together, these childhood friends have grown apart. Thefan-favorite boys' love manhwa turned K-drama comes to print for the first time.Seo Haebom was seven years old when his parents died in an accident. With nowhereelse to go, he moves in with the family of his childhood friend Jo Taesung, whosuddenly grows cold and distant, destroying their friendship.Now it's their senior year of high school and, after years of barely speaking to each other,Haebom and Taesung are in the same class for the first time. Haebom struggles to makefriends and is plagued by bullying, but after the handsome and popular Taesung fends offhis most persistent bully, everything changes - they sit together at lunch and begin to actlike friends again. Haebom is unsure what to make of the change, but this could be his lastchance to mend their relationship.Volume 1 includes episodes 1-15 of the webcomic Cherry Blossoms After Winter.

From gamer friends to boyfriend and girlfriend.After a night out with their friends, Yamada and Akane finally make their feelings known and become an official couple. While Yamada is busy with cram school and final exams, Akane makes a new friend in the game - a girl named Yui.Soon the two girls are making plans to get together in real life, but guild master Eita is worried Akane is too quick to meet strangers - and he might be right. When Akane meets Yui for dinner, Yui's boyfriend shows up unannounced. As it turns out, he's from a rival gaming guild and his intentions are anything but pure.Volume 5 includes Chapters 41-50.

''That''s no moon...'' Even scattered and destroyed, the ruins of the Death Star are a sinister place. From the destruction of Alderaan to the shadow of the Forest Moon, alien creatures, phantom star ships, deadly artefacts, and vengeful spirits all stalk the halls of the infamous space station. Now, writer Cavan Scott (Tales from the Rancor Pit, Star Wars: The High Republic) and an all-star team of artists (Soo Lee, Vincenzo Riccardi, Fico Ossio, Ingo Romling and Juan Samu) reveal the hidden evils that lurk within the charred remains of the ultimate firepower in the universe!

In celebration of 20 years of the Bryan Lee O'Malley's Scott Pilgrim-the Eisner Award-winning, New York Times bestselling graphic novel epic that inspired Netflix's hit anime series now streaming everywhere-Oni Press proudly presents the first-ever Scott Pilgrim Coloring Book for fans, readers, and art aficionados of all ages!Curated by Bryan Lee O'Malley himself, and designed by Eisner Award-nominee Patrick Crotty, the Scott Pilgrim Coloring Book is packed with fan-favorite characters: heroes and evil exes, and memorable scenes from the original graphic novels.

The second stunning collection of creator Stan Stanley's YALSA Award-winning, Ignatz Award nominated, critically acclaimed webcomic series, Hazards of Love, continues the epic tale of love, loss, and redemption . . . with a strong possibility of musical numbers. Welcome back to Bright World! A strange, otherworldly realm of the seemingly impossible, whose flesh-hungry inhabitants rule over any human unlucky enough to fall in! Locked into a cycle of lost memories, broken promises, and the threat of being imminently devoured, the humans in Bright World can only look forward to an existence that promises ceaseless servitude. This is where troublemaking Queens, New York, teenager Amparo found themself trapped after making a shady deal gone wrong with a suspect feline who then assumed Amparo's identity, name, physical form-everything!Now, separated from their Brooklyn-based girlfriend, Iolanthe, Amparo must do everything in their power to escape the confines of Bright World and return home to their friends, family, and loved ones, even as they find themself turning into a monster due to the machinations of their sponsor, the enigmatic (and possibly evil) El Ciervo. But all isn't lost, because Iolanthe hasn't given up on finding the missing Amparo, and neither have her allies from both the land of the dead and the land of Brooklyn. All Amparo has to do is stay alive, but in Bright World, that's no easy feat.

Hermosos paisajes se convierten en un sangriento infierno lleno de confusión al tiempo que la Escuadra de Servicios Especiales se encuentra frente a frente con la resistencia. El vertiginoso viaje del soldado Reyes continúa y parece no tener fin.

For fans of All the Light We Cannot See and The Nightingale: an elderly woman recounts her Dutch family's survival during the final years of Nazi occupation, shedding new light on old secrets that rippled through subsequent generations. Eighty-year-old Mieke Geborn's life is one of quiet routine. Widowed for many years, she enjoys the view from her home on the New Jersey shore, visits with friends, and tai chi at the local retirement community. But when her beloved grandson, Will, and his wife, Teru, show up for a visit, things are soon upended. Their marriage is threatening to unravel, and Will has questions for his grandmother--questions about family secrets that have been lost for decades and are now finally rising to the surface.But telling Will the truth involves returning to the past, and to Mieke's childhood in coastal Holland. There, in the last years of World War II, she survived the Hunger Winter, a brutal season when food and heat were cut off and thousands of Dutch citizens starved. Her memories weave together childhood magic and the madness of history, and carry readers from the windy beaches of The Hague to the dark cells of a concentration camp, through the bends of eel-filled rivers, and, finally, to the story of Will's father, absent since Will's childhood.Our Narrow Hiding Places is a sweeping story of survival and of the terrible cost of war--and a reminder that sometimes the traumas we inherit come along with a resilience we never imagined.

With the dark comedy and sharp observations of Monica Heisey and Dolly Alderton, a whip-smart and laugh-out-loud funny debut novel about a disgraced, newly divorced journalist demoted to a "clickbait" job at a Manhattan tabloid.The first thing they tell you when you begin your training is never to become the news. Natasha has screwed up royally. Her mistake isn't just embarrassing, it's a breach of journalistic ethics that makes headlines and costs her a plum job reporting from London. Back in New York at thirty-five and single, divorced from a kind man she loved, she finds herself at the bottom of the media food chain--a junior reporter at a clickbait factory, rewriting sensational tabloid stories to make them just different enough to avoid lawsuits. As if her professional fall from grace weren't bad enough, she's taken the money she'd saved for a down payment for a home on a charming Brooklyn block with her husband, and rashly bought a boxy apartment overlooking the gray ocean in Rockaway Beach, Queens. Though seeing friends and family only serves to remind her of what she's lost, things begin to pick up when her ex-boyfriend Zach moves back to New York and accepts her offer of a spare bedroom. The arrangement is strictly platonic, of course--for him. But Natasha can't help but wonder whether he might be the solution to all her problems. As Natasha's obsession with Zach grows and her involvement in increasingly dystopian "churnalism" deepens, her worlds threaten to collide in the most cataclysmic, extremely public way.

In the vein of Where'd You Go, Bernadette and Fleishman Is in Trouble, a wickedly funny and incisive epistolary debut novel following a mother trapped in the rat race of NYC parenting as her life unravels.It takes a village...just not this one. Annie Lewin is at the end of her rope. She's a mother of three young children, her crypto-VC husband is never around, and the vicious competition for spots in New York City's kindergartens is heating up. A New York Times journalist-turned-parenting-advice-columnist for an internet start-up, Annie can't help but judge the insanity of it all--even as she finds herself going to impossible lengths to secure the best spot for her own gifted and precocious son, Sam.As Annie comes to terms with the infinitesimal odds of success, her intensifying rivalry with hotshot divorce lawyer Belinda Brenner--a deliciously hateful nemesis, what with her perfectly curated bento box lunches, effortless Instagram chic, and expertly coiffed son Brando, who's been studying Suzuki violin seemingly from birth--pushes her to the brink. Of course, this newly raw and unhinged version of Annie is great for the advice column: the more she spins out, the more clicks and comments she gets.But when she commits a ghastly social faux pas that goes viral, she's forced to confront a single question: is she really any better than the cutthroat preschool parents she always judged?A shimmering epistolary novel incorporating emails, group texts, advice columns, newspaper profiles, and more, Plays Well with Others is a whip-smart, genuinely funny romp through the minefield of modern motherhood. But beneath its fast-paced, satirical veneer, Brickman gives us a fresh, open-hearted, all-too-real take on what it means to be a parent--fierce love, craziness, and all.

Discours civiques de Danton" est une compilation des discours prononcés par Georges Danton, un homme politique français influent de la Révolution française. Ces discours reflètent les idées et les convictions politiques de Danton, ainsi que son éloquence et son talent d'orateur. Danton était un leader du mouvement révolutionnaire et ses discours ont joué un rôle important dans la mobilisation du peuple et dans l'organisation des événements révolutionnaires. Ils ont également contribué à façonner l'histoire politique de la France à cette époque tumultueuse. Cette compilation offre un aperçu précieux des idéaux révolutionnaires et de la rhétorique politique de l'époque.

"La Faneuse d'Amour" est un roman écrit par Georges Eekhoud et publié en 1893. Ce livre met en scène l'histoire d'amour tragique entre deux jeunes femmes, Colette et Blanche, dans la campagne flamande du XIXe siècle. Malgré les obstacles sociaux et les conventions de l'époque, les deux femmes entretiennent une relation passionnée et se battent pour vivre leur amour librement. Le roman aborde des thèmes tels que l'homosexualité, l'émancipation féminine et la lutte contre les préjugés, tout en offrant une représentation sensible et poétique de la nature et de la vie rurale en Flandre. "La Faneuse d'Amour" est considéré comme l'un des premiers romans à traiter ouvertement de l'homosexualité féminine dans la littérature européenne

"L'Homme qui a Vu le Diable" est un roman écrit par Gaston Leroux et publié en 1910. Ce livre raconte l'histoire de Victor Lamal, un homme ordinaire qui prétend avoir rencontré le diable lors d'une nuit sombre et sinistre. Son récit, qui suscite à la fois fascination et incrédulité, entraîne une série d'événements mystérieux et inquiétants. Le détective britannique Harry Dickson se trouve alors confronté à un cas complexe et terrifiant, où la frontière entre le réel et le surnaturel devient de plus en plus floue. "L'Homme qui a Vu le Diable" offre une intrigue palpitante, mêlant suspense, mystère et éléments surnaturels, caractéristique du style de Gaston Leroux.

World War II, 1943. The United States with Canada's cooperation begins a secret construction of a highway and an oil pipeline in the northern territories that will fuel defense against a possible Japanese invasion. Men and women answer the call of the wild, More so, the stronger call of abundant money. Eleanor Mackenzie arrives in the North ready to stake her independence. One choice delivers a disastrous consequence that gravely alters the future she had envisioned for herself. Then comes a man who offers her a solution to keep her job, to keep her independence...but she must walk the road she would never have chosen. Will she keep her guard up and fight for her independence and freedom or lay down her arms for unconditional love?

#1 Best Seller in Canadian LiteratureA Top 10 Best Seller in Historical Irish FictionAn Amazon Top 10 Best-Selling Series Perfect for fans of Maeve Binchy, Barbara Taylor Bradford, Nora Roberts! Grainne has been told "no" her whole life. But will she let others stand in the way of her dreams?Dublin, Ireland. 1946. A young Grainne and her mother don't know it yet, but their lives are about to change in a big way. When they are forced out of their home, they have no where to go, no one to turn to. Eventually finding shelter in one of Dublin's most infamous tenements, Grainne finds that she's utterly unprepared for the world outside her father's mansion. Life in the tenements is hard, but after meeting Paddy O'Reilly, Grainne finds that she doesn't feel so alone anymore. As the two grow up together and get married, Grainne begins to realize that life is only about to get harder as the two learn to navigate the ups and downs of married life.An ambitious woman living in a time when women are still fighting for their rights, can Grainne overcome the expectations forced on her by society to become the woman she knows she's destined to be? Grainne is the captivating prequel to the Aoife O'Reilly new adult women's fiction series. If you like deeply drawn characters, then you'll love Erin Bowlen's moving journey about a woman trying to find her place in the world.

Big Wing Review No. 2: Relationships is an anthology celebrating the most impressive poets, authors, and multi-media artists in 2024.Contemporary writing on relationships too often is distilled to I miss you - I want you - I despise you. In some ways, it's easier to simplify and categorize the emotions we feel than to acknowledge the contradictions and multisided clouds we navigate for a neighbor, a boss, an attacker, a child, a caretaker, or a friend. This issue aims to honestly paint relationships - as a snapshot in time, to be sure.This issue features includes Samaa Abdurraqib, Phi Phi An, Shamik Banerjee, Callie S. Blackstone, Virginia Brackett, Mary M. Brown, Michael Colonnese, Rachel Coyne, William C. Crawford, Rebecca Dietrich, Deborah H. Doolittle, Katrina Dybzynska, Louis Faber, Debbie Feit, Shee Gomes, Anyély Gómez-Dickerson, David W. Green, Maddy Holden, Beth Kephart, Kristina Labaty, James LaRowe, Saundri Luippold, Torrey Francis Malek, Sean Martinez, H. Lee Messina, Felicia Mitchell, Amuri Morris, Stephen Policoff, Christine Potter, Melissa Ren, Richard Risemberg, Jennifer Rood, Eva M. Schlesinger, Susan Shea, Ursula Shepherd, Shauna Shiff, Margaret D. Stetz, Matina Vossou, and Cynthia Yatchman. Edited by Kat Sabatini.

Socialisme Utopique et Socialisme Scientifique" est un ouvrage de Friedrich Engels, co-fondateur du socialisme scientifique avec Karl Marx. Dans ce texte, Engels critique les différentes formes de socialisme utopique de son époque tout en exposant les principes du socialisme scientifique, également appelé le matérialisme historique. Engels analyse les limites des approches utopiques, mettant en avant la nécessité de fonder le socialisme sur une base scientifique, en s'appuyant sur une compréhension matérialiste de l'histoire et des forces sociales. L'oeuvre souligne l'importance de comprendre les lois objectives qui régissent le développement social pour parvenir à une transformation révolutionnaire de la société.

"La Métamorphose" de Franz Kafka présente l'histoire troublante de Gregor Samsa, qui se réveille un matin transformé en un insecte monstrueux. L'oeuvre explore la déshumanisation, l'isolement et le désespoir face à une transformation radicale. À travers un style narratif unique et une atmosphère d'absurdité, Kafka suscite une réflexion sur l'aliénation et la condition humaine. "La Métamorphose" demeure une oeuvre emblématique du XXe siècle, exprimant le malaise existentiel et la difficulté de la communication au sein de la société moderne.

"Le Voyage du Centurion" est un roman écrit par Ernest Psichari, un écrivain français du début du XXe siècle. Il a été publié pour la première fois en 1913, plusieurs années après la mort de l'auteur. Ernest Psichari est également connu pour son engagement patriotique et religieux, ainsi que pour ses oeuvres influencées par son expérience militaire. "Le Voyage du Centurion" est une oeuvre posthume qui reflète les préoccupations spirituelles et patriotiques de Psichari. Le roman suit le personnage du Centurion, un soldat romain, à travers son voyage initiatique, mêlant réflexions religieuses et méditations sur la condition humaine. Ernest Psichari est décédé jeune pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, mais son oeuvre a eu un impact significatif sur la littérature française de l'époque, marquée par ses idéaux et ses questionnements profonds.