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Green Arrow by Kevin Smith
Writer/director Kevin Smith (CLERKS, CHASING AMY, DOGMA) delivers the awe-inspiring tale that resurrected Oliver Queen, DC ComicsÕ original Green Arrow! Stunningly rendered by artists Phil Hester and Andre Parks, GREEN ARROW BY KEVIN SMITH follows the Emerald Archer through manÕs most uncharted realms - life, death, and back to life again. This edition collects GREEN ARROW #1-15 of SmithÕs best-selling GREEN ARROW run and features sketches by Phil Hester and introduction by Kevin Smith.
Sperm-mediated Gene Transfer
"Sperm-mediated gene transfer (SMGT) represents a novel set of technologies for animal (or in the future, human) genetic modification using the sperm as a vector, as opposed to more traditional established routes such as fertilized eggs or embryonic stem c"
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Spike, Mike, Slackers & Dykes
“A fast-moving account of the era bookended by Stranger Than Paradise and Pulp Fiction . . . [a] Baedeker of off-Hollywood where all roads lead to Park City.” —Interview The legendary figure who launched the careers of Spike Lee, Michael Moore, and Richard Linklater offers a no-holds-barred look at the deals and details that propel an indie film from a dream to distribution. At the epicenter of the industry in the 1980s and ’90s, John Pierson reveals what it took to launch such films as Stranger Than Paradise, Clerks, She’s Gotta Have It, and Roger and Me. A chronicle of a remarkable decade for the American independent low-budget film, Spike, Mike, Slackers & Dykes also celebrates ...
An Askew View 2
Looks at the films of Kevin Smith, tracing their characters, controversy over the language and content, themes, and critical reception.
The Dark Figure
In 1936, something concealed in a ruby-colored sphere plummeted to earth. It impacted and buried itself in the dense woodlands behind the Taylor's large farmhouse in Grand Junction, Georgia. The sphere remained dormant for forty years before it was discovered by the Taylor family. The result of that terrifying discovery consumed most of the Taylor family literally. Pat Taylor lost all but his son, Roger, and was so overwhelmed with fear that he slipped into a coma from which he would never recover. The last words Roger heard from his father were 'Never go to the house... black as midnight... eyes of fire... ' Sheriff Robert Hudson called his FBI friend, Mark Granger, to help him piece together a fifty-year-old puzzle that had plagued Grand Junction with numerous unexplained disappearances. These disappearances were on the increase, and the reality of their in-depth investigation put them in the middle of a hideous nightmare. With the discovery of a leather-bound diary, their assumption became bizarre. Their efforts to stop the Dark Figure were futile, yet it was growing stronger each moment. However, their plight did not go unnoticed they were not alone!
