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4 reviews
Brian K Vaughan, Jason Alexander, ...

Dark Horse, 2008

The Amazing Adventures of Roth, Weaver and Jones
In Michael Chabon's Pulitzer-Prize winning "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay," two teenagers create the comic book character The Escapist in the forties. Since then Dark Horse comics has been featuring comics about the Escapist and other characters from Chabons book. This book, however, is actually a sequel to the original book. Just in case you're unaware, Amazon offers a ...

Aegis Handbook

2 reviews
Various, Richard Dakan, ...

Eden Studios, 1997

Under the Aegis
The Conspiracy X rpg is one of the coolest around, and the Aegis organisation definitely needed a source book of its own. And here it is. It has loads more stuff on Aegis, including some cool new skils 'n professions. The stuff on Aegis rocks, and the advice on operations and tactics has helped my players get further into character. All in all, an invaluable addition to any Con X ...

The Trial & Death of Socrates: Apology and Phaedo

12 reviews
Plato

Naxos Audiobooks, 2001

In the name of Iran
This book was pleseant to read because Socrates was accused of corrupting of young Greek people's mind. Socrates made mockery of his trial. Eventually, he was convicted and was order to drink poison to die.

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (Dalmatian Press Adapted Classic)

2 reviews
Lewis Carroll, Debbie Guthery, ...

Dalmatian Press, 2001

An adaptation of the original story that children can understand
The original adventures of Alice are much more difficult to read than most people realize. Carroll wrote very figuratively and while people tend to believe that it was a tale for children, it really is not. So much of the book relates to complex adult situations that children simply cannot relate to. This book is an attempt to change that, by adapting the original story into one more suited ...

Breaking into Commercials: The compl GT mktg Yourself Auditioning Win Getting Job

16 reviews
Terry Berland, Deborah Ouellette

Plume, 1997

Required Reading
This is an easy to read, excellent reference book for anyone starting out in commercials. I read Terry's book, took a couple of workshops and booked several commercials. It has everything you need to know in order to be prepared to walk into an audition.

Empty Zone : Under Dead Television Skies (Empty Zone)

1 review
Jason Alexander

Sirius Entertainment, 1999

One of the best cyberpunk comics ever
and considering the number of cyberpunk comics out there, one might not think that's not much of an achievement but Alexander's writing and graphics manage to bring a fresh take on what could have been a load of moribund cliches.

Musical Improv Comedy: Creating Songs in the Moment

8 reviews
Michael Pollock

Masteryear Publishing, 2004

The Easiest and Most Complete Resource I've Found
I teach Children's Comedy Theatre in North Hollywood. We have been doing improvised singing for a long time and I've always wanted a nice easy resource to use when teaching people how to create a song on the spot. This book is it. Not only is it VERY simple to follow and an excellent source of information, it also contains a CD that will be a fixture in my teaching for ages to come. If anyone ...

Craniofacial Distraction Osteogenesis

1 review
Mikhail L. Samchukov, Jason B. Cope, ...

Mosby, 2001

Wonderful guide for earlier jaw distraction
I've had this book for a couple of years now but I'm just getting around to reviewing it. While I'm not a doctor and much of the book can be over your head in some ways as a layperson, I still found the book to be extremely valuable and is my bible in jaw distraction. My daughter has a facial syndrome and has had three jaw distractions already, with more to go and I recognize many of the great ...

Conan and the Midnight God (Conan (Graphic Novels))

3 reviews
Joshua Dysart, Will Conrad, ...

Dark Horse, 2007

King Conan Lives!
This Graphic has all the makings of an excellent Conan story. It takes place in the period of Conan's Kingship (He is in his 40's). It is drawn and written in a very grim and dark Howardian style. I won't ruin the plot. The story takes place in Tarantia in the beginning and end, but the bulk of the story takes place in Stygia. This is a must for any Conan fan. It's also a great ...

306090 04: Global Trajectories

1 review
Jason K. Johnson

Princeton Architectural Press, 2003

Excellent!
This is an invigorating look at architecture and design theory from those who will be setting the pace for the next wave. While the entire series is informative, this latest issue is particularly global in its outlook and thus in line with current theory.

The Time Machine (Dalmatian Press Adapted Classic)

321 reviews
G. G. Wells, W. T. Robinson

Dalmatian Press, 2001

The epic tale of all time
H G Wells has awakened the world with his art of tale through the travel of time. He is the inspiration of every time travel writer in existence today, with no exception, myself included. Along with great classics like Twenty-thousand Leagues Under the Sea, I remember the first time reading these classics. I was in awe. Though time travel, a genre given life by H G Wells is the ultimate epic ...

Queen & Country: The Definitive Edition, Vol. 2

1 review
Greg Rucka

Oni Press, 2008

More Queen & Country
I absolutely love this format. It's portable, and it's packed with stories. For a "Definitive" edition I would have liked some more behind the scenes work, concept art and the like, but it's good enough. The story is gripping as always. My only complaint is the art. While I like seeing the different artistic representations, and the art does always click, it's sometimes jarring to try to re ...

Green Eggs and Ham and Other Servings of Dr. Seuss

5 reviews
Dr Seuss

Listening Library, 2005

Seuss without the Tang-Tonguelers
If you've wearied of Green Eggs and Ham and Sam-I-Am, and would rather not Hop on Pop, you'll be grateful for this CD set with lively readings of the kid-favorites by familiar voices like Jason Alexander, David Hyde Pierce, and Michael McKean. For young readers, pair them up with the books to follow along and VOILA! Instant Readers! this year is Dr. Seuss's 100th birthday!

Queen & Country, Vol. 4: Operation Blackwall

3 reviews
Greg Rucka, Jason Alexander

Oni Press, 2003

Terrific blackmail/spy story with great art!
So far British agent Tara Chase, the heroine of the Queen & Country comic book series, has been settling cases in the Balkans and the Middle East. This one hits closer to home. The father of an old friend is being blackmailed with a sex tape starring his daughter and a Frenchman with more than just a pretty face. Whereas she's in love he's in it for the money. England and France are fighting ...

Lancea Sanctum (Vampire: The Requiem)

4 reviews
Alan Alexander

White Wolf Publishing, 2005

First covenant book released, but an incredibly strong book
This book details the covenant Lancea Sanctum- its history, the reasons why Kindred join it, the roles of the clans in the covenant, how one joins, its relation to other factions in the World of Darkness, and various in-covenant factions, bloodlines, and heresies. I actually delayed buying this book because of the heavily Christian flavor to the book, so I was very surprised when I actually ...

Let's Face It: 90 Years of Living, Loving and Learning

5 reviews
Kirk Douglas

Blackstone Audio Inc., 2008

Still the toughest guy in town
You have to be tough to face your own mortality and Kirk Douglas faces it feisty, reflective, and sometimes furious. In addition to great stories from his life that he hasn't told before, this book tells of the things that, 90 years on, move his heart and his soul. I was surprised, delighted and stirred all the way through.

Abe Sapien: The Drowning
Mike Mignola, Jason Shawn Alexander

Dark Horse, 2008

A century ago, paranormal investigator Edward Grey fought and destroyed a powerful warlock off the coast of the island of Saint Sebastien. In the early 1980s, the B.P.R.D.'s newest agent was sent to retrieve the warlock's remains. But Abe Sapien is ill prepared for the dark forces that block his way. Written by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola, and featuring the haunting art of Jason Shawn Alexander (Damn Nation, The Secret, The Escapists), Abe ...

Dad, Are You the Tooth Fairy

6 reviews
Jason Alexander

Troll Communications Llc, 2004

Great Family Find
I absolutely love this story. It explains the idea of the tooth fairy without taking away the magic - even if they catch you sneaking in to put money under the pillow. It does talk about the loss of magical beings in the world which could be a little sad, but they do live on in us - if we believe.

Cryptozoology

1 review
Various, H. J. McKinney, ...

Eden Studios, 1997

less than I expected, but okay as a non-game-specific source
I had high hopes for this book, but was a little disappointed. I bought conspiracy x, expecting great stuff, and it met with my expectations. Cryptozoolgy didn't. First, it's set up with information divided into two parts: the gamers information, and the GM's information. the result is that you have to look in two different areas for information on different "supernatural creatures". Most of ...

Personal Narrative of a Journey to the Equinoctial Regions of the New Continent: Abridged Edition (Penguin ...

4 reviews
Alexander von Humboldt

Penguin Classics, 1996

Entertaining account of 5 years in S.America
Alexander von Humboldt (of the Current fame) was a famous polymath during the age of enlightenment. Like many noblemen, he used his money and leisure time in esoteric pursuits, such as collecting flora & fauna and trying to find the deeper meaning of it all. This particular volume has been well-translated from the original - there is none of that stilted 'I haf von the Cherman translated been' ...

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