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The Princeton Review Word Smart Genius Edition CD: Building a Phenomenal Vocabulary (LL(R) Prnctn Review on ...

4 reviews
Julian Fleisher, Michael Freedman

Living Language, 2001

Fun Way to Expand Your Vocabulary
This sets contains 5 CDs and goes through about 150 words. Of all Word Smart Vocabulary Building set CDs, this one has the most interesting words. The first CD covers the vocabulary related to: Cruel to Be Kind; Country Mouse and City Mouse. The second CD coverts the vocabulary related to: For Better or for Worse; War and Peace. The third CD covers the vocabulary related to: From ...

Encyclopedia of Comic Book Heroes: Wonder Woman (His The encyclopedia of comic book heroes ; v. 2)

1 review
Michael L. Fleisher

Macmillan Pub Co, 1976

Fantastic Resource!
Michael Fleisher's Encyclopedia of Comic Book Heroes is one of the great tragedies of comics fandom. Exhaustively researched, meticulously cross-referenced and wholly comprehensive, the fact that the project was never completed (There was originally to be seven volumes: Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, Captain Marvel , and three other volumes covering various Golden Age characters) depresses ...

Essential Spider-Woman, Vol. 2 (Marvel Essentials)

4 reviews
Michael Fleisher, J. M. DeMatteis, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

Great value, Great everything else, Highly recommended
This is a surprisingly good read at an even more surprising value. The art is black and white, but it looks clear and clean, and great. The paper is lower quality then what you'll find on modern Marvel/DC tradepaper backs but it seems no worse then the kind of paper you get in most Vertigo trade paper backs. And there are a truckload of issues collected. The stories are really cool and ...

The Great Superman Book: The Complete Encyclopedia of the Folk Hero of America

3 reviews
Michael L. Fleisher, Janet E. Lincoln

Warner, 1978

Invaluable Tome
This book is an invaluable tome of cross-referenced historical information covering every aspect of Superman's origin, his history, countless other characters in the mythos (including his friends, enemies, and lovers), and the mythology of Krypton. It is a labor of love and deserves to be in print.

Essential Ghost Rider, Vol. 2 (Marvel Essentials)

1 review
Gerry Conway, Don Glut, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

An essential collection for an overlooked character
In some respects, the stories are not terribly complex: Ghost Rider travels across the country, chases bad guys and punishes them. However, there is real drama between Johnny Blaze and the Ghost Rider, as the spirit's real personality starts to come to life, and takes a toll on Blaze's personal life. Highly recommended.

Encyclopedia of Comic Book Heroes: Batman - Volume 1 (Original Encyclopedia)

3 reviews
Michael L. Fleisher

DC Comics, 2007

Happy to see it back in print
I have an original copy of this great bok. I bought a used copy off of Amazon about a year or two ago.I first read this book as a kid many, many years ago. As a kid this book was a lot of fun to read. It still is. It covers more about Batman than any book out there. You will learn everything you would like to know about the Darknight Detective (From his beginings up until the 70's). I ...

Wrath of the Spectre

8 reviews
Michael Fleisher, Jim Aparo

DC Comics, 2005

Bold stuff for 35 years ago!
There was a time when Jim Aparo, at the top of his game, was one of the best and brightest in comics and this was well within that era. Bold, frightening and chilling, sometimes exhibiting a black humor that scared off editorial and regardless of sales, they killed the book! A short series to be thoroughly enjoyed.

The encyclopedia of comic book heroes

2 reviews
Michael L Fleisher

Harmony Books, 1978

A great resource/research tool.
Released in the mid-70's, Fleisher was able to do three volumes: Batman, Wonder Woman, and Superman. These are indepth, intricate books that cover things alphabetically. Informative, interesting, and fun. I wish he had been able to finish the remaining five volumes.

Showcase Presents: Jonah Hex, Vol. 1

4 reviews
John Albano, Arnold Drake, ...

DC Comics, 2005

Go Ahead Make My Day
Jonah Hex, DC comics 1970's version of Clint Eastwood's Man with no name character from the Good, The Bad and the Ugly, was a staple in the DC universe. Howeever it also played outside the DC comics realm (Superman, Batman, Justice League, Wonder Woman) as did such characters as Sgt. Rock, The Haunted Tank, and the Losers.He appeared in All Star Western and Weird Western Tales before getting his ...

Essence of Anesthesia Practice

6 reviews
Michael F. Roizen, Lee A. Fleisher

Saunders, 2002

Now COMPATIBLE with Palm OS 5
I spoke directly with the publisher and both authors by e-mail about the previous problems users had with this great book on Palm OS 5. They assured me that a newer version of the PDA program has been developed and it works fine. I've verified this myself, using both the older, incompatible version and the newer, mobipocket reader-based version on my new Zire 72. The latter version is easy to ...

1986 The Warlord Her Name Is Mortalla: Issue 109
Michael Fleisher and Ron Randall

DC Comics, 1986

This is the 1986 September Issue number 109 of The Warlord. Her name is Mortalla and that name means death!!

Chasing Hairy

2 reviews
Michael Fleisher

Authors Choice Press, 2007

Wild and extraordinary
What a thought provoking and bizarre story. Fleisher pulls you in with his talented prose until you can't wait for the shocking ending. Interesting characters and situations. I've never read anything like it and can't wait for more from this author.

Marvel Visionaries: Steve Ditko

4 reviews
Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, ...

Marvel Comics, 2005

beautiful, but frustrating
A beautiful but frustrating book. Ditko left a deep impression on me when I was young, and his work is one of the things from my youth that I still enjoy greatly now that I'm deep into middle age. The layout of this book-- the size of the panels, the color, and so on-- is better than the original comics were. But it's a Ditko sampler-- bits and pieces from various phases of his Marvel career, ...

1986 The Warlord: October Issue 110
Michael Fleisher and Ron Randall, 1986

This is the 1986 October issue of The Warlord. Issue number 110

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons / Dragonlance / Forgotten Realms 25 Different - TSR Fantasy Role-Playing ...
Dan Mishkin, Jeff Grubb Michael Fleisher

DC / TSR, 1988

Dungeons and Dragons and COMICS! 1988 - 1991 Long running DC/TSR collaboration of the 1980s! Characters & concepts from the role playing fantasy/adventure game are brought to life in these comics series! A great overview, an instant collection of 25 different issues from the three(3) different series.

Adventure Comics: The Wrath of the Spectre! (20N431F30415, Vol. 1, No. 431, February 1974)
Michael Fleisher, Shelly Mayer

DC Comics, 1974

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons/ Dragonlance/ Forgotten Realms 25-different, DC Comics series based on TSR ...
Michael Fleisher, Dan Mishkin Jan Duursema

DC / TSR, 1988

INSPIRED BY TSR ROLE-PLAYING GAME PHENOMENON ! 1988 - 1991 DC Comics series derived from the TSR game; great art by Jan DUURSEMA A great overview, an instant collection of 25 different issues from the two series.

1988 Enter The Lost Warlord of The Warlord: Issue 128
Duursemas, and Mandrake Michael Fleisher, 1988

This is the 1988 Issue number 128. Enter the Lost World of The Warlord.

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons #5-8 "The Spirit of Myrrth" 4-part Story
Dan Miskin Michael Fleisher

DC, 1988

*** Contains Issue #'s 5-8 *** "The Spirit of MYRRTH" 4-part story

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