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This book continues with the Sanctiant families getting together to help with finding one of their lost brothers. Later after the Sanctiant families had been reunited with the lost brother some new developments come along with new events. Read about how some of the Sanctiant brothers and sisters solved some serious problems that had resulted…
Nelson Madiba Mandela died on 5 December 2013. But it seems his long walk on earth is far from over. He is summoned to a meeting of his ancestral Kings who throw questions on him like confetti. Madiba tries gallantly to defend himself. Everything changes when he is asked about his brother Justice, who had…
In this story we meet our paratrooper as a boy and follow him through a troubled youth ending with the WW ll draft, the grueling training of jump school, and assignment to the European Theater. Here he becomes part of the D-Day jump at Normandy and the battles to follow in France, Holland, and Belgium….
Welcome to Historic Siloam Springs, Arkansas: Grayscale Color & Explore History. Thirty-eight pages of grayscale coloring fun and historical facts about Siloam Springs, Northwest Arkansas, Oklahoma and more.
Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny, these 125 cartoons from the popular Guardian comic series Peter Duggan’s Artoons tackle the whole of Western art history, from cave art to Koons. What Kate Beaton has done for literature, The Untrue History of Art does for art, managing the tricky feat of being both lightheartedly silly and refreshingly intelligent. Find…
Short stories with thoughtful parallels between our present and future ‘civilized’ society and our ‘brutish’ past – without any dialog. You will be surprised just how similar we are to our ancestors! We have built megalopolises, fancy technologies and even cyborgs but as ‘CAVEMAN’ shows us, with a sly grin, deep inside we’re still just…
A prisoner in a WWII concentration camp discovers a superpower that could keep him alive – he can make the commandant laugh by telling jokes. Pushed to ends of his wit and humanity, Gagman is propelled into a spiralling madness in which he would sell his soul for a gag simply to live another day….
Comic books transcend space and time. Regardless of one’s grasp of language, comic books allow the reader to insert themselves into the action by way of simple, exciting four colour graphics. Centered around Canadian war stories within American comic books, the comics featured in this book have a unique spirit to them and play a…
The Infinite are a vast group of immortal men and women who originally appeared in Egypt and Nigeria around 3000 BC. Created by God as the first line of defense against supernatural phenomena through Armageddon, they possess the ability to regenerate their internal physiology every 500 years. Actually able to hear the inhuman heartbeat of…
Retired Pirate Nathaniel Dagger finds his own “treasure map in a bottle” washed up on his beach, 30 years after a Hurricane swept it into the sea. With the help of his First Mate Carrot, a host of unique characters, quirky boats and inventive gadgets, Captain Dagger comes out of retirement for one last adventure…
: Embark on a magical adventure in the quaint UK town of Willow Brook, where young Oliver discovers a world filled with wonder and surprises. Join Oliver as he navigates the charming streets, encounters mystical beings, and unravels the secrets that make Willow Brook a place like no other. This heartwarming tale captures the innocence…
Haiti, Hayti, Ayiti, Land of Many Mountains bring Haiti to life. Through the eyes of these characters, and your imagination, you’ll be mesmerized by this great country’s past. This story points us all to Haiti’s bright future with a generation of dreamers, doers, and influencers at the helm of these changes. Haiti, Hayti, Ayiti, Tè…
