Best Selling Books by Jorge Molina

Collects What If? Spider-Man: House of M, What If? Secret Invasion, What If? World War Hulk, What If? Dardevil Vs. Elektra, and What If? Astonishing X-Men. Witness the shocking alternatives to Marvel''s biggest events! What If Gwen Stacy Survived The House of M? What if the Skrull invasion was a success? What if the heroes lost World War Hulk? And more!

A dramatic saga chronicling the rebirth of Captain America! When the Avengers pull a mysterious, tattered soldier from the sea, little do they know that they have unwittingly brought back to life a Living Legend of WWII - a man whose memories of a life 60 years ago are as fresh as yesterday! But how will Steve Rogers, frozen in suspended animation for half a century, adapt to the world of the 21st century?

Les cruels Héritiers se sont échappés de leur prison radioactive et sont arrivés dans l''univers Marvel. Leur mission est toujours la même : éliminer toutes les versions de Spider-Man présentes dans le Multivers. Après la première attaque, les héros dotés des pouvoirs de l''araignée doivent s''unir pour repousser l''ennemi. Spider-Man, Otto Octavius, Spider-Gwen, Miles Morales, Spider-Woman, Spider-Punk et beaucoup d''autres combattent pour leur survie. Christos Gage, Dan Slott, Jorge Molina et Carlo Barberi, entre autres grands auteurs, orchestrent cette aventure passionnante du Spider-Verse.

An unusual epistolary novel of lost love, mystic fantasy, and the search for meaning in life, wrapped up in a world-wide travel log of people and places. While on a business trip to Cambodia, a man is given a package of letters by a mysterious elderly woman. All of the letters, none of which have been mailed, are addressed to someone in Mexico City named, Conceição and are return addressed to locations all over the world. What the businessman finds within the letters, is the love story of a man named Vasco, in his early thirties, who has decided to recount the story of his life to his first love Conceição, whom he lost many years earlier. At first, it is evident that Vasco seeks closure, and to rid himself of an emptiness he''s felt since Conceição''s departure. But, as one letter turns into dozens, the correspondence becomes a journey itself describing not only his desolation, but his life and adventures as well. As Vasco travels the world remorseful over his lost love, he begins to have strange visions of the future along with haunting dreams of a girl named Sok Meta. Continuing his journey, Vasco becomes convinced that Sok Meta is real and that she is his one, true soul mate. Consumed with passion and longing, Vasco seeks out Sok Meta, only to find that he must undertake one last, desperate leap of faith before he can know the meaning he has long sought and be with his one true love, Sok Meta.

Finally, a practical and understandable review of venous disease and varicose veins, suitable for all audiences!In the age of internet, with so much information available to everyone, most people are paradoxically worse informed than ever regarding to health issues. The problem is that the abundance of contents does not guarantee their quality, not even they are true!The aim of the collection beginning with this book is the disclosure of medical topics of interest to the general public. Written in plain, accessible language by a doctor, consultant in vascular surgery, aims to answer all questions that anyone may have about varicose veins, clarifying many truths and myths about them.

Biogas stands as a renewable and carbon-neutral energy source of fast growing interest. The produced gas can be used for electricity generation, heat production or combined heat and power generation. It can also be upgraded to bio-methane for vehicle refuelling or to feed natural gas grids. Additionally, biogas plays an important role in the transition towards a more competitive, secure and sustainable energy system in Europe. It can contribute to reducing external energy dependency and tackle air pollution and greenhouse gases emissions, while having the potential to drive growth on innovative technologies within the renewable energies sector. Moreover, biogas production can be considered as an important aspect of the European Union''s policy for waste disposal, as biogas generation systems can be fed by different types of wastes from society and industry. Within this context, measures to promote the production of biogas have been implemented in the European Union and also in the renewable energy production strategies of most countries in Europe over the last years, according to specific policy drivers and support instruments. However, these have evolved differently in Europe over time and the amount of biogas produced as well as the means of production and utilisation of the gas vary significantly between countries. This is the result of different views of what the biogas should be used for and of the different approaches to policies and promotion strategies addressed by the different member States. This aim of this Master''s dissertation is to identify existing policy instruments and barriers for the expansion of the renewables and biogas sectors in the European Union. To investigate this, a comprehensive overview of the renewable energies landscape and biogas market status quo in Europe is carried out from an energy production and energy market point of view, but also from a technology deployment, innovation and market development perspectives, both on the EU level and at country scale. A review and analysis of the existing policies and strategies for renewables and biogas production and utilisation, with particular attention to the European electricity and heating energy markets, has been elaborated. Furthermore, investigation of the renewables and biogas sectors in three specific EU countries, namely the Czech Republic, the Netherlands and Spain, is thoroughly addressed. Criteria applied for selection of these three country case-studies are, amongst others, geographical spread, differences in innovation performance and economic structure, differences in the energy mix and drivers for renewables, as well as other aspects of local nature. Cross-comparisons between the strategies of the country case-studies selected and results obtained are also analysed and discussed, in order to assess the impact of policy instruments approached, to identify which barriers may hinder the deployment and development of biogas and other renewable energy technologies and to conclude which factors may enable a more effective expansion of the renewable and biogas markets across the Union.