Justice League of America Vol. 1: The Tornado's Path18 reviews Brad Meltzer DC Comics, 2007 Amazing Story...Great Starting Point. + Brad Meltzer Is a Great Writer + Great Story + Great Rebirth of Justice League, Nice to See Black Lightning and Classics + Meltzer's Fantastic Run             We330 reviews Grant Morrison Vertigo, 2005 If you love animals, you will likely shed a tear.... + Grant Morrison's most human story... and its about animals + Excellent story, just a little too short. + Wow. + Tease             Blankets128 reviews Craig Thompson Top Shelf Productions, 2003 A coming of age story sure to tug on your heartstrings. + Great read to share. + A Beautiful Book Full of Wonder and Truths + Nice Coming of Age Story             Tested in Every Way: The Catholic Priest in the Church Today2 reviews Christopher Ruddy The Crossroad Publishing Company, 2007 A Good Contribution This short summary of the conference held by the Catholic Common Ground Initiative in March 2003 at San Antonio regarding the situation and future of the Catholic Priesthood in The United States is a very worthy contribution to the discussion. It does not offer fully outlined answers but, it does ...             The Music in the Air: The Golden Age of Gospel Radio Mark Ward Emerald House Group, Inc., 2004 Documents the history of Christian music and ministry during the days when radio transformed the nation             The Book of Fate154 reviews Brad Meltzer Vision, 2007 Books + A Solid Thriller Loved this book as I do all of Brad Meltzer's books. He really brings you right into the mystery, hard to put the books down.             All Star Superman, Vol. 136 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2007 A comic to remind you that Superman doesn't stink + Man of Steel + Superman at his best I have never been a fan of Superman. He is basically invincible and his comics usually end with him punching something really hard. But when I saw Grant Morrison was doing an alternate-reality run on Superman I had to pick it up. And I was glad I did. All Star Superman is one of those rare ...             X-Factor Vol. 2: Life and Death Matters (X-Men)2 reviews Peter David, Ariel Olivetti, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 The series builds + Peter david does it again Having started with "Madrox" and then moving on to volume 1 before reading this, I can easily say this is a great book. It's a little slower than the first one, but the payoff in this book is mind-blowing. Layla is still a part of the team doing her "I know stuff" thing, Quicksilver drops by for a ...             The Prestige89 reviews Christopher Priest Tor Books, 2006 Enchanting! + The Prestige + great story This is an amazing story filled with all the suspense and intrigue you've come to expect from modern thrillers and even more. Priest creates two believable characters and sets them afloat in a self-inflicted storm of revenge and regret. Borden and Angier grab you by the throat and don't let go. ...             Batman: Arkham Asylum (15th Anniversary Edition)70 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2005 The Dark Knightmare + Joker gooses Batman + Awesome! + Joker really are wild.... + One Giant Headtrip             My Boring Ass Life: The Uncomfortably Candid Diary of Kevin Smith9 reviews Kevin Smith Titan Books, 2007 Hilarious + An Inside Look + A year-and-a-half in the life + great read for avid fans             Crooked Little Vein: A Novel57 reviews Warren Ellis William Morrow, 2007 crooked little vein + Warren Ellis wrote a Novel + A Weirdly Entertaining Ride... with Soundtrack listings + An R, Well X, Rated Read & A Great Ride             Thunderbolts by Warren Ellis, Vol. 1: Faith in Monsters12 reviews Warren Ellis Marvel Comics, 2007 Monsters with badges! + Truly Inspiring + THUNDERBOLTS EXPLODES WITH ENTERTAINMENT! This storyline is awesome! I don't want to say anything specific for anyone who hasn't read it yet. I will only say that if you're a fan of any of the characters, particularly the green goblin/norman osborn, you must read this. 'nuff said.             Transmetropolitan Vol. 6: Gouge Away5 reviews Warren Ellis, Darick Robertson Vertigo, 2002 A new sense of focus + Smile! + Graphic SF Reader + Gonzo Journalism Redux + The plot thickens.....             Before Dishonor (Star Trek: The Next Generation)52 reviews Peter David Star Trek, 2007 PAD Does it Again! + Peter David does it again... This book may not be his usual brilliants but it is still a must read. + A pleasant surprise, overall Well, after reading the first few reviews on Amazon, I was a little hesitant to dive into this novel, even though PAD is by far my favorite Trek novelist. But, after "Resistance", which I thought was written like a Scholastic book aimed at readers 10-12, and Q & A, which I enjoyed for the most ...             Killing Rain Barry Eisler Putnam Pub Group, 2005             Batman Animated32 reviews Paul Dini, Chip Kidd Harper Paperbacks, 1999 A great book for a great animated series + Bruce Timm's Batman + Batman Animated + Must-Have for the B:TAS Fan! + The Greatest Book Companion to Any Series             Captain America: Red, White & Blue4 reviews Paul Dini, Bruce Jones, ... Marvel Comics, 2007 The Re-imaging of Cap for a New Generation + A fun riff on the Captain America mythos + I enjoyed this very much This book made me fall in love with comics all over again after about a 15 year absence (the release of the horrible G.I. Joe #50). If Marvel put out a hardcover book like this 'bout Cap every year I would buy it the day it was released. I love its "catalogue" feel. Like a Cap sampler. There's ...             Carnet De Voyage (Travel Journal)10 reviews Craig Thompson Top Shelf Productions, 2004 Way more than a side project. + More than I expected! + It is not BLANKETS + A look into the mind of a solo traveler + Too short!             Hard Rain (John Rain Thrillers)81 reviews Barry Eisler Signet, 2004 Going in Deeper + Hard Rain + Same Rain, not as strong a plot as the debut + Rain-san is sans equal