Monsters. We all have them around us in one form or another, from the little bully in the schoolyard or the bigger bully next door or the bully at work and on the street. Some of our monsters appear to us as our parents or other guardians or adults and some are other siblings and strangers. These monsters can be quite real, they can be touched, seen, and heard. They haunt us during the day and they come to bed with us when we are ready to go to sleep. Some of these monsters are created for us by television, magazines, and comic books, monsters like the Alien creature that was always after Sigourney Weavers character Ripley, or the things in the cavernous hell-like holes in The Descent (1 and 2) movies. Monsters, whether they be the Power Ranger variety or some creature out of a really good horror novel or movie, comic or the heart pulsing kind, and either human or imaginary, these creatures leave their scars behindif you can survive their brutality. Mr. Holiday would like you to turn the pages and meet a few of his monstersone in particular being.

Having already proven himself victorious over the first battle of New Frontier City, Art along with Samantha and her 7 Generals are now trying to reintegrate themselves back into society and prove that they have their best interest as their new leaders. Of course, this all happens when the Immortan Amare decided to kidnap Art and have him fully embrace his immortal heritage, leaving everyone worried as to what might come without the presence of their hero.

Victor Hugo spent years in political exile off the coast of Normandy. While there, he produced his masterpiece, Les Misérables--but that wasn't all: he also wrote a book-length poem, La Fin de Satan, left unfinished and not published until after his death. Satan and his Daughter, the Angel Liberty, drawn from this larger poem, tells the story of Satan and his daughter, the angel created by God from a feather left behind following his banishment. Hugo details Satan's fall, and through a despairing soliloquy, reveals him intent on revenge, yet desiring God's forgiveness. The angel Liberty, meanwhile, is presented by Hugo as the embodiment of good, working to convince her father to return to Heaven. This new translation by Richard Skinner presents Hugo's verse in a unique prose approach to the poet's poignant work, and is accompanied by the Symbolist artist Odilon Redon's haunting illustrations. No adventurous reader will want to miss this beautiful mingling of the epic and familial, religious and political.

Why do educated people allow other’s to manipulate them? It is astonishing when people follow blindly, without thinking for themselves. Some believe everything they read or allow other’s to tell them how to think and feel. Although this is a fictional story, it was based on a true, but bizarre occurrence. SATAN’S CHILD is a story of a small child who was murdered by her mother and of how god-fearing people allowed this to occur. This is a story about a sociopathic woman who the local church tried to save from the clutches of Satan, only to be manipulated by her into believing a child has to die to earn them glory with God. Sue Vaughn, the mother of six-year-old namesake, Susie Vaughn, falls in love with her dentist and sets out to get him. The dentist who is a womanizer sets about to draw Sue into his church. Together they manipulate the town’s people and use them for there own gains. Moral corruption runs amuck thought the small town.

Travel with a young baby boomer as he leaves home, "dropping out" like so many in his generation coming of age and out of the crazy '60s, the "decade of assassins." Wandering and writing as though drawing maps and seeking a lifestyle far removed from the war-torn culture he knew to be misguided, he discovers friendship, tragedy, heartbreak and redemption. Only many years later could he see clearly the reasons he was driven and to where he was being called. A lifetime of prose, verse, and song lyric accompany and follow those youthful vagabond days, and any number of baby boomers can find themselves in his songs. Enjoy the journey!

There is no generation that has fallen under satanic deception like this where in we live. The first and most destructive reason is that we have wrongly defined MINISTERIAL SUCCESS. The emphasis in Joshua 1:8 is not just on success but on GOOD success...that suggest that its possible to have bad or wrong success. God Himself knows what good success is thats why He says it only comes by the WORD. Unfortunately we are witnessing a generation who lives in total deception. Deceiving and being deceived. Satan is not practically disturbed whether we mention Jesus is Lord or not. He has confidently created a counterfeit Church to dilute or make nonsense the genuineness of the gospel. Falsehood seems to thrive, masked within the envelope of large sized congregation, miracles and prophecies. This book looks at how Satan has infiltrated the church, how some celebrated Christian leaders who started out well has gradually slide into the camp of the enemy and has become tools in Satans hand to woo unsuspecting young ministers into cultic practices.... It also reveals what the true church is, Gods definition of what success is and his plan for the church and will as we close this age.

ATTACK FROM BELOW...AND FROM WITHIN! Jason Todd and Roy Harper—Red Hood and Arsenal—are Bats for hire, rent-a-heroes hoping to save the day and make a little money while they’re at it. But the latest challenge they’ve taken on might just be their toughest yet, and they’re working for free! She calls herself Joker’s Daughter, and she’s a teenage psychopath that Red Hood is determined to save from herself. But can Joker’s Daughter be saved...or trusted? To find out, Jason and Roy will have to follow her down to the Nethers, a subterranean section of Gotham where a power struggle is playing out with their teenage charge caught in the middle. And what happens in the Nethers might just swallow the entire city whole! Can these would-be heroes make it out of the underground city alive...and finally find a paying gig? Only one thing is for certain: in Gotham, nothing stays buried for long—especially the past. Writer Scott Lobdell (RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS) and artists Javier Fernández (DOOMED) and Dexter Soy (BATMAN: ARKHAM KNIGHT—GENESIS) send Red Hood and Arsenal as low as they’ve ever gone...but will they be able to rise back up? RED HOOD/ARSENAL VOL. 2: DEVIL’S DAUGHTER collects issues #7-13 and a special preview of RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS: REBIRTH #1!