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Infinite Crisis - Part 1 (DC Comics) (Dc Comics)

4 reviews
Greg Cox

GraphicAudio, 2007

Wow! Just freaking wow!
I have made it through 2 of the CDs so far, and have to say this is impressive. Unlike most audiobooks, you get a different voice actor for each part. That helps the depth immensely. In addition, there are sound effects galore. When things are blowing up, your speakers are doing crashing and rumbling. Bullets fly to the sounds of bullets. Crashing buildings sound like a good sound special effect ...

Namesakes (Alias)

1 review
J. J. Abrams, Greg Cox

Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2006

Good Read, Entertaining
This series so far has been pretty entertaining, obviously more so if you were a fan of Alias. It's an entertainig story, well written and easy to ready. It won't win any awards so don't expect a classic, but it's worth the price and you won't be disappointed. I was a huge fan of Alias, so honestly, I may be a bit biased, but like I said, the story was entertaining and the series is a winner.

Star Trek: Mirror Universe Part 1: Glass Empires (Star Trek Mirror Universe)

20 reviews
David Mack, Greg Cox, ...

Star Trek, 2007

Great!
This book integrated wonderfully with the origional shows except for the last "book" which was new but great material. Mirror universe gives this series new life and lots of opportunities for diversity. A wonderful read and I couldn't put it down. Looking forward to more "Mirror Universe" ST books.

The Eugenics Wars Vol. 2: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh (Star Trek)

45 reviews
Greg Cox

Star Trek, 2003

AN AWESOME BOOK!!!!
Sorry... but... I'm lying. This book is PATHETIC! REALLY! I know I put 5 stars, but this is to warn thoes who only look at the 5 star ratings. For anyone who wishes to read about the exciting exploits of Khan... look elsewhere. Essentially, 1/2 of this book is devoted to Khan and the other half to almost completely unrelated plots surrounding two lame characters re-hashed from previous ...

Evolution (Underworld)

15 reviews
Greg Cox

Pocket Star, 2005

Better than the first
I truely enjoy this series and hope their will be another book and movie. I am not a huge fan of vampire movies, and when I heard about the original Underworld movie, I wasn't all that thrilled. I mean, a Romeo and Juliet story using vampirea and werewolves with automatic weapons? Oddly enough, it was a really enjoyable story. Underworld Evolution picks up where the original leaves off. ...

Underworld: Book 1 (Underworld (Pocket Star Books))

26 reviews
Greg Cox

Pocket Star, 2003

wonderful
Based on the movie, this book is just terrific. Like most movie books there are a few added scenes, but overall it flows just like the movie did, no different plot twists or anything. A good vamp/werewolf (lycan) read.

CSI: Headhunter (CSI)
Greg Cox

Pocket Star, 2008

A package bearing no return address arrives at the Anthropology Department of the University of. Nevada...and a shocking discovery is made upon opening the box: a genuine shrunken head. At first, Gil Grissom and his team of crime scene investigators -- Catherine Willows, Warrick Brown, Nick Stokes, and Greg Sanders -- consider this merely an oddity, a grisly relic from the past. But when all the evidence points to the fact that it's really the ...

Blood Enemy (Underworld, Book 2)

22 reviews
Greg Cox

Pocket Star, 2004

THE BEST (also the plot for the 3rd movie)
This is one of the best novels that is derived from the movies I have ever read. THis book is truly its own. While everyone who has seen or read Underworld, you know that there was a war between the vampires nad lycans. The lycans served the vampires and were the slaves during the day. When Lucian and Sonya fall in love and Sonya gets pregnant things go horribly wrong! That is what we know ...

Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (Underworld (Pocket Star Books))
Greg Cox

Pocket Star, 2008

Centuries ago...two ageless and terrifying races -- the aristocratic vampires and the feral lycans -- are bound by a cruel, ancestral relationship between master and servant, and eternally separated by the ongoing, violent rivalry between their two species. But unknown to both nobility and enslaved alike, a clandestine -- and forbidden -- affair between the lycan servant Lucian and the beautiful vampire noblewoman Sonja burns brightly with an ...

To Reign in Hell: The Exile of Khan Noonien Singh (Star Trek)

21 reviews
Greg Cox

Star Trek, 2006

Best of the series!
This is a great adventure chronicling the events of Khan's exile on Ceti Alpha V. The writing is superb and imaginative. For those who want to know what really happened in the years after Kirk's first encounter with Khan, this story by Greg Cox fills in all the gaps. From the establishment of the first settlement on the planet, to the destruction of Ceti Alpha VI that led to the demise of Ceti ...

Loose Ends (Roswell)

42 reviews
Greg Cox

Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2001

This is the best....
I've read this book twice because it is soooo good! The thing i like Best is everything. From the couples to the "skany homewrecker" Tess. It's funny and if you need a good Max and Liz moment read it! When i read it the second time it was better than the first time. So.... YOU.HAVE.TO.READ. LOOSE ENDS!!!

52 Part II (Dc Comics) (DC Comics)
Greg Cox

Graphic Audio, 2008

A year without Superman. A year without Batman. A year without Wonder Woman. But not a year without heroes... Earth's most revered heroes have vanished. In their absence, the cities of Metropolis and Gotham have fallen prey to the machinations of super-villains and the criminal activities of Intergang. Booster Gold, a hero from the future, has stepped into Superman's boots only to find them too big to fill, especially when rival hero Supernova ...

Infinite Crisis - Part 2 (DC Comics) (DC Comics)

1 review
Greg Cox

GraphicAudio, 2007

FANTASTIC ENDING.................TO THE SECOND CHAPTER
I am not huge comic fan but I do read the from time to time. This audiobook was an awesome experience. I listened to part one and I was dying to hear part 2 (which wasn't out for 6 more months). This audiobook is well done. There are a bunch of actors, a bunch of sound effects, and everyone was great. It was very much like a movie except your imagination is the video.

The Road Not Taken (Alias)

2 reviews
Greg Cox

Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2005

One of my favorites
I have read almost all of the Alias prequel and APO novelizations and I would have to say that this one is definately in the top 3 for favorites. It is interesting and edgy and keeps you guessing until the end.

Infinite Crisis: The Novel

11 reviews
Greg Cox

Ace Trade, 2006

Super Reader
A well-done novelisation that is perhaps a little wonky to start with, but actually seems to come together better at the end, than the actual comics. Whether the writing got a little better, or I was just drawn into the story more again--which definitely happened--doesn't really matter, it just became good. With all the characters present in this particular epic, having to actually name ...

Q-Strike (Star Trek The Next Generation, Book 49)

34 reviews
Greg Cox

Star Trek, 1998

This is what a Q book should be!
After starting well in book one, and then slowly down to a crawl in book two,book three lets loose with some of the best story telling in the book series! Q faces an enemy more powerful than himself (a storyline touched on in Peter David's incredible "Q-Squared"), but this time he is trapped aboard the Enterprise and must play a sadistic game of "Hide and Seek" against his enemy, O. The ...

The 4400: The Vesuvius Prophecy (The 4400)

3 reviews
Greg Cox

Pocket Star, 2008

Great (but too short) book :-)
The plot, as suggested by the book title, is about a volcano (although not the one in Italy); About the looming chaos and mayhem that Maia sees (in a precognition) as she sets foot on Mt. Rainier - Seattle's very own "Vesuvius" - while on a school day trip. The plot focuses mainly on Tom and Diana and their [work] trying to piece together and make sense of Maias precognition. Desperately needing ...

The Eugenics Wars Vol I: The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh (Star Trek)

66 reviews
Greg Cox

Star Trek, 2002

Awesome!
Filled in the gaps that the series left out. It referenced many other episodes as well.

Tales Of Zorro

4 reviews
Jan Adkins, Isabel Allende, ...

Moonstone, 2008

I love this collection!
What a fantastic book! I love the whole package, from the Guy Williams, Jr. intro to the stories to the fantastic illustrations by Ruben Procopio- this is one thrilling rollercoaster ride! First of all, the book looks beautiful - I have the TPB, but I need to get the hardcover. I love the anthology format(and really enjoyed Moonstone's recent Phantom book book as well). The illustrations ...

52 - Part 1 (DC Comics)
Greg Cox

Graphic Audio, 2007

A year without Superman. A year without Batman. A year without Wonder Woman. But not a year without heroes... Earth's most revered heroes have vanished. In their absence, the cities of Metropolis and Gotham have fallen prey to the machinations of super-villains and the criminal activities of Intergang. Booster Gold, a hero from the future, has stepped into Superman's boots only to find them too big to fill, especially when rival hero Supernova ...

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