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Javier Rodriguez Magaña
The TEN TEN Book serves as a tangible artifact to archive the work of contemporary artists. Herein, you will find a collection of double exposed photos shot on a Kodak Fun Saver Single Use Camera by Javier Rodriguez Magaña. Each photo in this collection is an evocative combination of random movement and point-and-click precision. The result is a mature reflection on life, the ability to concede control, and beauty of unplanned outcomes.
History Of The Marvel Universe
It’s the greatest tale ever told — and you’ve never seen it like this! Writer Mark Waid and artist Javier Rodríguez weave together a sprawling, interconnected web of stories into one seamless narrative that takes you from the dawn of the Marvel Universe all the way to its end! Far more than a collection of moments you may already know, this is a new tale featuring previously unknown secrets and shocking revelations, connecting dozens of threads from Marvel’s past and present! From the Big Bang to the twilight of existence, this sweeping saga covers every significant Marvel event, providing fresh looks at characters of all eras!
Tick Tock Christmas
When Ticky Tock wouldn't listen to her parents and her big brother, things don't turn out the way she plan it. Will a visit to Santa Claus change her? Will she ever learn her lesson? Read me and find out.
History Of The Marvel Universe
Collects History Of The Marvel Universe #1-6. It’s the greatest tale ever told — and you’ve never seen it like this! Writer Mark Waid and artist Javier Rodríguez weave together a sprawling, interconnected web of stories into one seamless narrative that takes you from the dawn of the Marvel Universe all the way to its end! Far more than a collection of moments you may already know, this is a new tale featuring previously unknown secrets and shocking revelations, connecting dozens of threads from Marvel’s past and present! From the Big Bang to the twilight of existence, this sweeping saga covers every significant Marvel event, providing fresh looks at characters of all eras!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Black, White, and Green #2
More of the hottest creators in comics share their takes on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and they’ve all got a green streak! From the sewers to the streets, four thrilling new standalone adventures told in black, white, and green from Javier Rodríguez (Daredevil, Defenders), Tyler Boss (What’s the Furthest Place From Here?), Mikey Way (Electric Century, Collapser), and TMNT veteran Gavin Smith!
Spider-Woman
Even though, she's a mom now, Jessica Drew is still kicking ass and taking names as SPIDER-WOMAN! This time, she's tangling with the baddest fi sh in the sea - TIGER SHARK! FUN TIGER SHARK FACT: Did you know Tiger Shark has the DNA of both Namor the Submariner AND a tiger shark? Think about that for a second. COLLECTING: SPIDER-WOMAN #8-#12.
CPD Self-Defense Method
“Tree wants peace, yet wind does not” Japanese proverb The CPD Method is a Self-Defense method which consists of a large number of techniques, both physical and non-physical. The physical techniques are based in Traditional Martial Arts (judo, karatedo, aikido, kobudo, kyusho) and are adapted to the specific situations they are needed for. This adaptation will be determined by the context in which these techniques must be used. Feminine Personal Defense, Police Self-Defense, Street Self-Defense. As well as these three Self-Defense fields, the CPD Methods comprises Comprehensive Penitentiary Defense, which, due to such a specific context it takes place in, deserves a special mention. The CPD Method opts for the philosophy of the minimum possible amount of intervention. This translates into avoiding conflict. If conflict is inevitable, then we will use the maximum proportionality in our techniques, causing the minimum possible amount of damage.
The Literatures of the U.S.-Mexican War
The literary archive of the U.S.-Mexican War (1846-1848) opens to view the conflicts and relationships across one of the most contested borders in the Americas. Most studies of this literature focus on the war's nineteenth-century moment of national expansion. In The Literatures of the U.S.-Mexican War, Jaime Javier Rodríguez brings the discussion forward to our own moment by charting a new path into the legacies of a military conflict embedded in the cultural cores of both nations. Rodríguez's groundbreaking study moves beyond the terms of Manifest Destiny to ask a fundamental question: How do the war's literary expressions shape contemporary tensions and exchanges among Anglo Americans, ...
