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A cherished run on the Fantastic Four, gathered in full! Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo present some of the most audacious and amusing adventures the Fantastic Four have ever experienced! Giant insects! Living mathematical equations! Johnny Storm, CEO! Exploding unstable molecules! The mystery behind the Yancy Street Gang! And Doctor Doom's schemes are truly unimaginable! Victor pushes the FF to their limits, and when his actions result in the loss of one of their own, they storm the gates of Heaven to save their beloved teammate! Spider-Man and the Human Torch face off against Hydro-Man! But with the Fantastic Four's reputation in ruins, is teaming up with a misunderstood wall-crawler a wise move? And when Manhattan is encircled by a fleet of miles-high alien spaceships, it's time for the Fantastic Four to do what they do best! FANTASTIC FOUR (1998) #60-70, #500-524 and #500 DIRECTOR'S CUT

A character-driven science fiction/horror blend, KC Jones' Black Tide is Stephen King's Cujo meets A Quiet Place. It was just another day at the beach. Then the world ended. Mike and Beth were strangers before the night of the meteor shower. Chance made them neighbors, a bottle of champagne brought them together, and a shared need for human connection sparked something more. Following their drunken and desperate one-night stand, the two discover the astronomical event has left widespread destruction in its wake. But the cosmic lightshow was only part of something much bigger, and far more terrifying. When a lost car key leaves them stranded on an empty stretch of Oregon coast and inhuman screams echo from the dunes, when the rising tide reaches for their car and unspeakable horrors close in around them, these two self-destructive souls must fight to survive a nightmare of apocalyptic scale. "This is gasp-for-your-breath, peek-through-your-fingers horror, and I loved every page of it." —Jonathan Janz, author of The Siren and the Specter

Join Princess Poppy and her friends and family for another brilliant adventure in Honeypot Hill. It's Poppy's birthday and she's really excited. She simply can't wait to be a birthday princess! But everyone seems so busy - it's as if no one cares about her enough to remember her special day.They can't all have forgotten . . . can they?

This best-selling anthology has shaped the teaching of the American literary canon in classrooms nationwide. The editors continue to enhance its strengths, focusing on diverse reading selections and robust ancillary materials. With contributions from over 200 specialists, the anthology includes updated biographical and critical information, along with new works appealing to both instructors and students. The Fourth Edition emphasizes the varied communities and voices that make up the United States, past and present. Volume 1 covers Native American oral literatures up to 1865, featuring writers like Whitman and Dickinson. Volume 2 begins with African American folk tales and regional writers, adding new sections on the Beat Movement and the Vietnam Conflict. Full-length texts, such as The Scarlet Letter and The Awakening, are integrated throughout. The accompanying website offers a searchable multimedia timeline with literary, historical, and cultural information, author profiles, research links, and an online Instructor's Guide. The Southern literature section includes works by William Faulkner and H.L. Mencken, while border literature features novelist María Amparo Ruíz de Burton. Additionally, gay and lesbian writers like Dorothy Allison, James Merrill, and Richard Rodriguez are represented throughout the anthology.