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AS Geography for Edexcel
Bob Digby, Russell Chapman, ...

Oxford University Press, 2008

Uniquely clear, comprehensive, and engaging material for AS geography. It contains outstanding visuals - photographs, maps, diagrams, drawings; it has clear explanations; it's written in a direct, student-friendly language.

Green Arrow: Road to Jericho (Green Arrow (Graphic Novels))

2 reviews
Judd Winick, Scott McDaniel, ...

DC Comics, 2007

Giving a old hero, a new edge.
From start to finish this book hits the target. As cheesy as that sounds, this Green Arrow Adventure shows you the extent to which a man is willing to go in order to fight for a cause. The once Green Arrow was a Robin Hood-like hero who used an array of trick arrows and a right hook to fight off a world of criminals. Yet conviction and a boxing-glove arrow can not stop all of them. GA decides ...

Crawling from the Wreckage (Green Arrow, Vol. 8)

2 reviews
Judd Winick

DC Comics, 2007

Fair to middling
I've been a fan of GA since the graphic novels started coming out, with the early Kevin Smith take on the character. It's starting to get a little old. C'mon, massive gay weddings held to generate income for the stricken Star City? Gimme a break. I know GA's essentialy torn between political correctness and doing it "his way", but please...I also think it's time to bring another artist in on the ...

The Complete Visitor's Guide to Loch Ness, Inverness and the Loch Ness Monster

1 review
Andy Owens

Mainstream Publishing Company, Ltd., 2000

very helpful
I thought it was kind of cheesy to buy a book like this, but it's actually very informative and helpful. I found a very nice bed & breakfast in Inverness using this book.

Magic Item Compendium (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying)

40 reviews
Andy Collins, Mike Mearls, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Finally a D&D Book That's Worthwhile
For a while there, it seemed like WOTC was so into their 4th edition that they would not be publishing anything good for a while. But alas, here is something really good! this suplement has a ton af great information in it. Really great idea for adding powers to magic items, creating small ones and large ones. No matter how strict the DM is about magic, eventually you will be able to create ...

Robin: Days of Fire and Madness (Robin)

2 reviews
Bill Willingham

DC Comics, 2006

Very good story.
this is a very good story following robin and his inner thoughts on his life with batman and his own right wrong issues as he helps a group of solders with a mission. very well done, drawing and story both. a good read for anyone. the demon issue may be alittle too much for younger kids, but 13 and older is fine. Good Book

Fray

46 reviews
Joss Whedon, Karl Moline

Titan Books Ltd, 2003

Must have for Buffy fans... Great even if your not a Buffy fan...
If you're familiar with Buffy, this is the story of a slayer hundreds of years from now. If you're not familiar with Buffy, you don't need to be to read this. Everything you need to know is explained and there are no spoilers for the show, so if you're watching Buffy and haven't seen it all you have nothing to worry about, you can read this without being spoiled. I highly recommend this to anyone ...

Storm of Chaos

1 review
Gavin Thorpe, Pete Haines, ...

Games Workshop, 2004

Amazing in it's perspective..........
Cannot say enough about this particular WH40K novel. Written almost completely from the perspective of the Chaos Marines. Too often we see only the viewpoint of the Emerperor's forces in their quest to rid Chaos from the galaxy. Here we are treated (and it is a treat) to the ambitions and workings of a chapter of Chaos Marines as they seige one of the Emperor's planets. Characters are ...

Angel #11 (Photo Cover)
Christopher Golden, Tome Sniegoski

Dark Horse Comics, 2000

Direct sales edition comic book published by Dark Horse Comics. Based on the the WB television series Angel (a spin-off of the popular Buffy The Vampire Slayer television series). Characters created by Joss Whedon & David Greenwalt. Has a photo cover featuring the star of the show, David Boreanaz.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight, Volume 1: The Long Way Home

38 reviews
Joss Whedon, Andy Owens

Dark Horse Comics, 2007

A void filled
Being a buffy and angel fan, I was hestitant to actually start reading these. I read the other reviews, and noticed that the comics were written by the man himself. I also read the astonishing X-Men, written by Whedon, and knew he had a voice for comics. The only problem with this is it's too short. I was hoping for both volumes 1 & 2, to be combined into one for this. The stories are good ...

Batman #601 (Bruce Wayne: Fugitive)
Ed Brubaker

DC Comics, 2002

Direct sales edition comic book published by DC Comics. part of the massive "Bruce Wayne: Fugitive" storyline that ran throughout the various batman titles in 2002.

Cable #77 (Ages Of Apocalypse)
Joe Pruett

Marvel Comics, 2000

Direct sales edition comic book published by Marvel Comics. Featuring the adventures of Nate Grey, the powerful mutant known as Cable (the son of Scott Summers and Jean Grey of the X-Men) as he battles the immortal Apocalypse through time.

Coral Reefs (What Are...?)
Andy Owen, Miranda Ashwell

Heinemann Library, 2001

Ascension #15
David Quinn

Image Comics, 1999

Comic book published by Image Comics under their Top Cow imprint.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #4: The Long Way Home Part Four (Variant Cover, Dark Horse Comics)
Joss Whedon

Dark Horse Comics, 2007

Buffy creator Joss Whedon brings Buffy back to Dark Horse in this direct follow-up to season seven of the smash-hit TV series. Buffy's back in action, thanks to a kiss of true love, but Willow's another story entirely-their capture of Amy the witch opened up a magical trap door, and now the Wiccan is in the belly of the beast. To make matters worse, she's at the mercy of someone truly bent on revenge, and he's been waiting for this for a long ...

Countdown Arena #1 : The Blood-Soaked Sands (DC Comics)
Keith Champagne

DC Comics, 2007

Get ready for COUNTDOWN: ARENA a 4-issue weekly event written by Keith Champagne (JSA) with art by Scott McDaniel & Andy Owens (GREEN ARROW) that pits the DCUs greatest heroes against themselves! The villainous Monarch begins the last chapter of his campaign against the Monitors, combing the entire Multiverse to enlist the most powerful or deadly heroes and villains from throughout existence to join his army. The abducted must battle one ...

Codex Witch Hunters
Graham McNeil, Andy Hoare, ...

Games Workshop, 2003

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