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Spin City and The West Wing meet Batman in this gripping and satirical superhero graphic novel by the acclaimed writer of Y - The Last Man, Brian K. Vaughan. After a close encounter with alien technology, civil engineer Mitchell Hundred finds he can interface with technology of every kind. He sets himself up as erstwhile superhero, The Machine, but after doing more harm than good, Hundred ends up as mayor of New York! Now he has to contend with controversial artwork, a recalcitrant police chief and a series of strange murders that could bring the city to its knees! The first in an all-new series from Titan, Ex Machina: The First Hundred Days is brimming with political intrigue, civic chaos and superheroic shenanigans!

If your whole world was suddenly blown apart. Could you ever recover? This is exactly what happened to George Mitchell an investigative journalist. His life was turned upside down in March 2018. With threats to his life by a gang of ruthless criminals the police persuade him to enter a witness protection scheme. With a new name and identity he moves to Belford, a small Suffolk village he visited last year. There he befriends Brian an elderly villager, who teaches George how to understand and speak the Suffolk dialect. Brian has dark secrets of his own. One of these needs a special talent to overcome a particular problem. As it turns out unbeknown to George he has this talent. Can he work out how to help them both get exactly what they want in life and in death

Describing the immense Allied response to the Russian closure of the road and rail routes into Berlin in 1948. It''s interesting to reflect that at that time, President Vladimir Putin hadn''t even been born, and one wonders how old he was before he heard of the Berlin airlift, that became the World''s largest humantarian relief effort, and cost the lives of 70 Allied aircraft pilots. But it possibly did stop the start of a shooting war. Well illustrated with photographs taken whilst serving with the 1st Bn The Royal Norfolk Regiment in Dusseldorf and Berlin. The airlift is still better remembered in the US than in the EU, except perhaps by elderly Germans in Berlin.

C''est sans enthousiasme que Jack Knight a repris le flambeau de son père, Ted, le premier Starman, après la mort de son grand frère David. Le jeune Knight doit maintenant faire face aux pires des ennemis de son père, tout en se forgeant sa propre identité en tant que nouvelle incarnation de Starman. Dans ce troisième tome, Jack poursuit sa transformation en héros véritable aux côtés de Batman et d''Alun Scott, le Green Lantern du Golden Age, pour sauver le monstrueux Solomon Grundy. Retrouvez également des histoires d''amour couvrant plusieurs époques, une nouvelle conversation avec David, la saga de la Brume que vous ne pensiez jamais lire et une mini-série complète consacrée à l''Ombre, qui donne la vedette à votre immortel ambigu préféré ! Maintes fois récompensée, l''équipe formée par James Robinson (Superman) et Tony Harris (Ex Machina) est accompagnée de nombreux artistes prestigieux dans ce troisième tome de la saga Starman.

Difficile de rester soi-même quand on est une flic de choc infiltrée dans la mafia... Deanna Ransome va l''apprendre à ses dépens. Sa mission : récupérer un ex-collègue devenu parrain de la pègre locale. Elle va s''enfoncer dans les méandres d''un milieu glauque et violent dont personne ne ressort indemne.

Written by Brian K. Vaughan Art by Tony Harris & Tom Feister Cover by Harris In the fifth collection of the Eisner Award-winning series, collecting issues #21-25, Mayor Hundred faces difficult decisions regarding New York City''s drug laws. But will a string of brazen, violent robberies and a shocking suicide affect the the Mayor''s policy? Advance-solicited; on sale March 7 - 120 pg, FC, $12.99 US MATURE READERS

Mayor Mitchel Hundred becomes part of a shocking trial complicated by the arrival of a new superhero. Then, he leaves New York for the first time since his election to embark on a strange adventure.

The articles provide information on the issues and internal life of the inner-city A.L.P. around the time of a left/right struggle for control of the branches, the bashing of M.P. Peter Baldwin and the struggle for control of Leichhardt Council and the safe seats of Balmain (state) and Sydney (federal). They mainly cover the period 1979-1984: 2 articles, 6 newsletters, 1 letter, preselection leaflets and a complete A.L.P. voting list for the 1981 federal pre-selections.