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Little Mermaid
Deep under the sea, the little mermaid imagined the human world. Finally, her day came to go to the surface, and even your youngest reader can tag along on her journey! Green level for your beginning reader.
Final Supplement to the Environmental Impact Statement for an Amendment to the Pacific Northwest Regional Guide: Appendices
Siskiyou County Library has vol. 1 only.
Heroes and Horrors
From award winning veteran comic writer Steven Philip Jones comes nine rarely seen or never-before-published heroic and horrifying comic stories. Portraying these entertaining stories is art by Christopher Jones (Young Justice), Dan Jurgens (Death of Superman), Octavio Cariello (The Action Bible), S. Clarke Hawbaker (Nomad), and many more! With a foreword by Phil Hester (Green Arrow, Batman, Daredevil, The Flash). "Incredibly creative...Steve’s stories are masterworks of what new comics should be: absorbing and exciting and read again and again." - Clive Cussler, international bestselling author. "Steve lights from one genre to another without missing a beat...He’s the pro’s pro." - Phil Hester. "A beautifully drawn fantasy with a cool contemporary twist." - Aldin Baroza.
How to Survive #2
Naked and alone, an ordinary man wakes up in the wilderness after surviving a plane crash. With no memory, no explanation, and no backwoods experience, he must fight to survive and uncover who put him there and why. All the while a growing sensation creeps in that someone or something may be watching him. THIS ISSUE: "Signal" - Our hero tries to build a signal fire for help, explores the plane wreckage and attempts to determine who put him there, while fighting starvation. A Caliber Comics release.
Time Grunts #8
Its DIRTY DOZEN meets TIME BANDITS! October, 1944. Nazi fortunes appear bleaker by the day as the Allied noose around Germany tightens during the waning days of World War II. But in the bowels of the Wenceslas Mines, a terrible threat has emerged . . . The Nazis have discovered the ability to conquer time itself with the help of a new ominous device! Now a rag tag group of American GIs must stop this threat to the past, present, and future . . . While dealing with their past, prejudices, and fears in the process. With demons from their past . . . Unexpected betrayal . . . A brutal enemy, intent on destroying the timeline . . . With the odds stacked against them, the Time Grunts travel back i...
It Looks Back #2
A unique mash-up of hard-boiled detective noir and Lovecraftian horror. Chicago. The Roaring Twenties. When private detective Brennan O'Sullivan is hired to investigate the mysterious death of a reporter, he follows his only lead - a jagged, cryptic symbol – and this will put him on a trail that will lead him to nightmarish visions, ghastly murders, and unknown horrors lurking at the edges of reality. THIS ISSUE: Sully's investigation takes a macabre turn with the discovery of another mutilated body. But his progress is complicated by a series of horrific visions warning him to stay away. Unsure of what is real, he presses on, wandering ever closer to the abyss. A Caliber Comics release.
How to Survive #5
Naked and alone, an ordinary man wakes up in the wilderness after surviving a plane crash. With no memory, no explanation, and no backwoods experience, he must fight to survive and uncover who put him there and why. Overwhelmed with these tasks, he begins to feel a growing paranoia that someone or something is watching him. THIS ISSUE: "Resolution" - Our survivor attempts to summit a nearby mountain and find civilization. While climbing, he is hunted by a large beast and ultimately finds the true nature of his situation. The stunning conclusion to the How to Survive series. A Caliber Comics release.
Gulf War Journal #7
HARVEY AWARD NOMINEE comic writer and artist Don Lomax assembles his Gulf War comic series and brings back the central character from his critically acclaimed VIETNAM JOURNAL books. THIS ISSUE: "11-Charlie". Escaping their Iraqi captors only leaves "Journal" and his photographer lost in the desert and many miles behind enemy lines. It becomes evident that danger takes more than one form. Friendly fire can make you just as dead as Saddam’s army, and the American mortar team that stumbles on them at a remote crossroads is not overjoyed at the prospects of babysitting our wayward pair! "Stresses authenticity. Anyone who saw the real city of Khafji in Saudi Arabia will recognize landmarks in the comic book." - Ron Jensen, The Stars and Stripes.
Gulf War Journal #6
HARVEY AWARD NOMINEE comic writer and artist Don Lomax assembles his Gulf War comic series and brings back the central character from his critically acclaimed VIETNAM JOURNAL books. THIS ISSUE: "Scud Alley". Scott "Journal" Neithammer, sick of being herded like cattle with the rest of the press corps and controlled and contained while being spoon-fed what the U.S. military command wants him to know, strikes out on his own into the desert with his photographer. They subsequently get lost...captured...and then the torture begins in earnest. From "Journal's point of view the Viet Cong had nothing on these Iraqi interrogators.
