After taking command of a ragtag group of dragon-riding cadets, an elite Ranger has one last shot at altering the fate of humanity. Following the disappearance of the nations’ peace keepers, a veteran commander stumbles upon a team of bright-eyed cadets in need of leadership. The group ventures out on their first mission into uncharted territories, where they face wild creatures, legendary beasts, and unforeseeable dangers in pursuit of a mysterious ancient enemy. The cadets learn to work as a unit, but their limits are tested when trust in the commander begins to waver. The commander is hiding something—information that could turn the tide of their mission or make it their last . . . Fight alongside mighty dragons, brave the unrelenting lands of the unknown, and master high-tech weaponry in this fantasy sci-fi adventure! Collects Rangers of the Divide #1-#4.

Following the loss of one of their fellow cadets, the young Rangers begin to feel the weight of their mission—and it’s more than their lives at stake. As Commander Arick Knight’s secrets are unveiled, the team fractures. Struggling with the loss of their teammate, and with no chain of command they can trust, the cadets are heartbroken and divided, with no choice but to follow their deceitful leader. But in the wilds of the Divide, not trusting your team can mean death. And when the team is split up, searching for a hidden path to their destination, they risk drawing the attention of enemies best left to the dark. Writer and artist Megan Huang (Jia and the Nina Monster, Jenny Zero) crafts a fully imagined fantasy world, teeming with strange and fantastic creatures, while exploring themes of hope, sacrifice, and betrayal in this second installment of Rangers of the Divide!

Since 1888, Rangers and Celtic football clubs have been locked into an intense and frequently explosive rivalry: Rangers the product of West Scotland's Protestant establishment, Celtic the team founded to raise money for the Catholic underclass of Glasgow. On 2 January 2010 the two teams met in the Old Firm's New Year Derby, a fixture that had been banned for ten years because of the trouble it brought with it. Richard Wilson puts that game at the centre of a book which delves into the history and widens out to the cultural resonance of the fixture within Scotland. It is a potent mix of close-up observation and big-picture thinking, with insight, understanding and depth. Fully updated to cover the latest Old Firm stories, including Rangers' dramatic collapse into administration.

The New Power Rangers and Drakkon are on the run in space, but they must find new allies if they want to defeat the Empyreals. * But that means trusting someone they're not sure is friend or foe if they are to save the universe. * And then...there's Drakkon.

Jennifer Sinclair's fight to save her political career, her family and her freedom has failed. Traumatised by prison violence, she agrees to transfer to the mysterious British Values Centre. Rita Gurumurthy has betrayed her country and failed the children in her care. Unlike Jennifer, she has no choice, but finds herself in the centre against her will. Both women are expected to conform, to prove their loyalty to the state and to betray everything they hold dear. One attempts to comply, while the other rebels. Will either succeed in regaining her freedom? Divide and Rule is 1984 for the 21st century - a chilling thriller examining the ruthless measures the state will take to ensure obedience, and the impact on two women.

Dundee. To football fans, it has been the subject of great curiosity for as long as the game has been played professionally. How does a relatively small and economically challenged city manage to sustain two senior clubs which, perversely, play across the road from one another? And why has this rivalry not suffered the scourge of sectarianism which has blighted football elsewhere in Scotland? When Dundee United reached the semi-final of the 1983-84 European Cup it meant that, with the exception of Glasgow, Dundee was the only British city to have provided two semi-finalists in that great competition. Since then Dundee United have gone on to reach a UEFA Cup final and to win the Scottish Cup. For Dundee FC, things have been slightly different. There are many fans with long enough memories to recall their glory days, and the silence of their suffering has been punctuated only by boardroom upheaval and the threat of closure. It is only recently that the club's fortunes have taken an upturn, with an influx of exciting, tenacious foreigners. Things are changing. The economic, cultural and academic life of the City of Dundee has flourished in recent years. Meanwhile, as revolution sweeps the international footballing world, the scales of success - which determine the balance of soccer power on Tayside - are showing faltering signs of movement. The Jim McLean era has ended, but will Dundee's Italian risorgimento succeed? Should there be only one team? First published in 1984, Across the Great Divide has been revised to update the historical perspective on professional football in the City of Discovery.