Jack Kirby's G-Men Files is a collection of the King's greatest crime comics from the Golden Age. Along with Joe Simon, Kirby created intriguing tales based on actual FBI cases. This includes: The Dummies Died Screaming, Pay Up Or Die, Gang Doctor, The Terrible Whoys, Death Takes A Holiday, The Case Of The Forgotten Killer, Come With Me And Die, The Trail Of The Gun-Loving Killer, Mother Of Crime, The Masquerade Of Eddie The Doll, Let Me Plan Your Murder, and Get Me The Golden Gun. 100 Big Pages of classic comic book criminal cases
Start your engines and get in gear to learn about the greatest auto racers of all time Exciting stats and information presented in a fun top-ten format will have readers turning the pages to learn more about auto racing's biggest stars.
Jump in the ring with the greatest grapplers of all time. Readers will take a look at some of the best wrestlers of the past and present in this fun, fact-filled book.
On your mark Get ready to sprint, jump, and throw alongside the fiercest competitors in track and field history. Discover amazing stats, thrilling comebacks, and athletes who shattered barriers. Vault into this list of the best track-and-field athletes and see who comes out on top. These sports stars have propelled themselves to new heights, raced over hurdles, and made jaw-dropping throws. Then join the fun by researching your own list of the all-time greats. Make your case for who should take home the gold
In this six-week study, based off the bestselling book, NYT bestselling author and pastor Jentezen Franklin shares his own story of personal pain and shows us how to find the strength, courage, and motivation to overcome betrayal, heartache, and relational disappointment.Ideal for small groups, Bible studies, and church classes, this kit includes a copy of the book, a DVD with an in-depth video for each session, a participant's guide to take each member deeper into biblical truth, and a bonus downloadable leader's guide.Discover answers to difficult questions such as Why should I trust again? and How can I ever really forgive? as you discover the tools and inspiration you need to see hope, receive healing, work through your wounds, repair damaged relationships, and learn to love as if you've never been hurt.
A fascinating and eclectic anthology of writings from diverse times, places, and cultures - from ancient Rome and China to present-day America - spanning many genres, including short fiction, essays, poetry, letters, and history. And the authors all share one trait: their initials are "S.G." An anthology must have a theme. So what happens when the theme is essentially meaningless? The anthology becomes a game to play, and a puzzle to solve. A scavenger hunt and jigsaw puzzle, with the pieces scattered all over the world, and the final picture unknown until it is finished. An adventure of discovery for both the anthologist and the reader. These are all short works, or short excerpts from longer works, compiled and edited by Sean Gleeson, with a brief introduction to each piece. Here are some of the great reads you'll discover: The incredible Stephen Glass story "Hack Heaven" as seen in the movie Shattered Glass. The scandalous article that destroyed Glass's career, and marked the ascendancy of online journalism. The funny short story "Freckles M'Grath" by Susan Glaspell. "Why You Can't Have Saint Paul's Head," an actual letter written in 594 A.D. from Saint Gregory to Empress Constantina explaining, well, why she can't have Saint Paul's head. "No More unto My Thoughts Appear" by Cavalier poet Sidney Godolphin. "Penmanship Wisdom" by Sun Guoting, excerpted from his preface to his Treatise on Calligraphy. The famous essay "What Does Labor Want?" by Samuel Gompers, founder of the American Federation of Labor. "Deeds of Erik Shrewd-Spoken" by Saxo Grammaticus, entertaining tales of a crafty hero excerpted from Volume Five of his Deeds of the Danes. "Hotel and Tea-House Girls of Japan" by Sidney Gulick, excerpted from his book Working Women of Japan. The science fiction short story "Breakaway" by Stanley Gimble. "The Camel and the Thief" by Sarath Ghosh, a detective story excerpted from his book The Wonders of the Jungle. "Leo Learns His Lesson" by Sean Gleeson, in which a man wishes for a world without beer. This is a quality print edition, with great care taken to ensure a gorgeous and error-free book.
όλον τον κόσμο παράγουν δυστυχία και αμόρφωτα παιδιά; Γιατί υπάρχει πείνα; Γιατί το κόστος ζωής ανέρχεται όταν υπάρχει αρκετή παραγωγή κάθε βασικού προϊόντος που παρέχεται για όλους,και με ένα περισσευούμενο πλεόνασμα; Γιατί υπάρχουν ακόμα χώρες όπου η ανθρώπινη αξιοπρέπεια και κοινωνική δικαιοσύνη είναι ανύπαρκτες; Και πάνω από όλα, πότε και πως αυτά τα άδικα θα θεραπευτούν;IΤο 2011, αυτά τα ερωτήματα άγγιξαν τις καρδιές εκατοντάδων εκατομμυρίων σε όλον τον κόσμο, και οι άνθρωποι βγήκαν στους δρόμους. Η κραυγή για κοινωνική δικαιοσύνη έχει γίνει ένα αίτημα γύρω από το οποίο όλοι μπορούμε να ενωθούμε, ανεξαρτήτου φυλής, θρησκείας, φύλλου, ή χρώματος, διότι όλοι επιθυμούμε μια κοινωνία όπου μπορούμε να είμαστε ασφαλείς, να εμπιστευόμαστε τους γείτονες μας και φίλους και να εγγυηθούμε το μέλλον των παιδιών μας. Σε μια τέτοια κοινωνία, όλοι θα νοιάζονται για όλους, και η αμοιβαία διασφάλιση - όπου όλοι είναι διασφαλιστές για το ευζειν των άλλων - θα ευδοκιμήσει.
