Frank Castle's war on crime continues as Microchip returns! The Punisher takes on rapists, drug lords, serial killers, Neo-Nazis, Yakuza, kidnappers, baby-snatchers and more - and even ends up embroiled in a Middle Eastern conflict! But when the Kingpin sets his sights on the Punisher, Frank Castle ends up sentenced to 30 years in prison - right next to old foe Jigsaw! A prison break becomes a nightmare when Jigsaw takes his revenge by slicing up Frank's face - and Microchip's solution for patching up his pal leads to the strangest change of all! Guest-starring Nick Fury, Daredevil and Captain America! Collecting PUNISHER (1987) #41-59 and ANNUAL #4-5.

Essential Punisher 4 (Marvel Essentials, 4)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Baron, Mike

Wright, Greg

Graphic Novels

Marvel Enterprises

Have you ever been reading The Book of Mormon and come across a word which you did not understand such as "flaxen," "ignominious," or "indolent?" This vocabulary guide will serve as a resource in such situations. Keep it in your scripture covers and use it the next time you encounter a difficult word to find its meaning explained in simple terms. This guide is perfect for seminary, Sunday school, and personal or family scripture study.

Book of Mormon Vocabulary Guide

Religion & Spirituality

Tolman, Blair

Tolman, Tristan

Christian Books & Bibles

Legacy Book Pub Inc

Doctrine and Covenants Vocabulary Guide

How should Tolkien's literary work be interpreted? Greg Wright, a life-long Tolkien scholar, in applying Biblical principles to Tolkien's fantasy, shows some surprising revelations about Tolkien's work that every Tolkien fan should read.

Tolkien in Perspective: Sifting the Gold from the Glitter

Vmi Pub

As you read the scriptures and encounter words such as "summum bonum," "cockatrice," or "escutcheon," you can quickly learn their meanings by looking them up in this vocabulary guide. It defines difficult words found in The Book of Mormon, The Doctrine &amp; Covenants, and The Pearl of Great Price. Keep it in your scripture covers for easy reference. This guide is perfect for seminary, Sunday school, and personal or family scripture study.

Triple Combination Vocabulary Guide

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

Legacy Book Publishing, Inc.

Peter Jackson in Perspective: The Power Behind Cinema's The Lord of the Rings brings under one cover the dozens of essays and lectures that first began appearing on the website Hollywood Jesus in December of 2001. Since then, author Greg Wright (Tolkien in Perspective: Sifting the Gold from the Glitter, VMI 2003) has analyzed and anticipated the cinematic choices of director Peter Jackson with almost prophetic critical insight. He rightly attributes the success of The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers and The Return of the King to the power of film itself, the power of Jackson's artistry and the original power of J.R.R. Tolkien's literary masterwork-and in so doing provides an educational, entertaining and respectful look at the process of bringing a much-loved novel to the screen. Like a sculptor of words and ideas, Jackson has pared away pieces of Tolkien's fanstastic epic to reveal both the essence of Tolkien and something entirely new, something uniquely his own. The essays in this volume are an invaluable guide to understanding both Jackson and Tolkien.

Peter Jackson in Perspective: The Power Behind Cinema's the Lord of the Rings. a Look at Hollywood's Take on Tolkien's Epic Tale.

Hollywood Jesus Books

While North America struggles to retain some vestiges of independence from the World Empire, local governments utilize indigenous religious authorities to control the populace. "IU Central" is one such agency, friendly to government policy. Investigations of unorthodox Jewish sects is their business, and their primary target is so-called "Christianity," named after a religious leader martyred in 1963. The dominant culture in North America is Jewish. April 11, 1963: Amidst a backdrop of civil unrest, Jewish leaders provoke the government, based in Philadelphia, into sentencing a troublesome young rabbi to death. The dynamic teacher is subjected to a public execution, common in the Empire. Summer, 1969: "Christianity" emerges as an official cult in Hartford, Connecticut; unofficial gatherings of "believers" have been reported in other cities for years. December, 1986: IU Central sends Nico and Perez to infiltrate the Kansas City "dunkers." The investigation ends in failure. Perez is lost. August, 1994: Ana joins IU Central under an assumed name, in search of sister Perez. Nico, now Director of Training for IU, assigns "Tira" to find Perez. Today: Philadelphia is falling. All the faithful are coming home. The Chi-Rho Files hold the secrets of a vital, fledgling faith that brings dynamic change and hope to a dying nation. They also tell the tale of an older, and equally stubborn, faith. Homecoming brings it all to a head.

Homecoming

Literature & Fiction

Dramas & Plays

Booth Tarkington wrote two of the first four novels to win a Pulitzer Prize: Alice Adams in 1919 and The Magnificent Ambersons in 1922. "Tarkington has the true touch," said Mark Twain. "His work always satisfies me." In 1909, Booth Tarkington published the stirring novelette Beasley's Christmas Party, the romantic tale of an honest bachelor politician, a terminally ill orphan who enters his life, and the Christmas party that reunites him with his lost love. "I seldom read Christmas stories," Twain remarked, "but this is very beautiful. It has made me cry. I want you to read it." Dramatist Greg Wright gently and reverently adapts this story for the stage, updating the setting to the eve of the Second World War and fleshing out the plot and cast with characters borrowed from Tarkington's Ramsey Milholland (1918). The result is a fresh alternative to the usual holiday fare, and a timely examination of the reasons we go to war-and the reasons we wish we didn't have to. December 7, 1941 was indeed a "day that will live in infamy," as was September 11, 2001. And the way that we thought the day prior irrevocably shaped what we did the day after.

Beasley's Christmas Party

"Producer: Someone who finds financing for and supervises the making and presentation of a show (play or film or program or similar work)." Sometimes a dictionary definition just isn't very helpful. And what does it mean to produce drama in the context of the Church, anyway? For nearly twenty years, author and Drama Minister Greg Wright has produced and directed theatrical productions in churches and community theatre. He has hung lights, built sets, sewn costumes, doctored scripts and bandaged wounded psyches. Whatever dirty job there may be, he's been there and done it. Through it all, Greg has learned that the best definition for the word "producer" is "servant." The Producer's Handbook puts all of that experience into one handy volume, a companion for the journey toward becoming a seasoned veteran-including references to additional online resources.

Producer's Handbook: A Guide for Drama in the Church

The summer of 2007 was the centerpiece of a record boxoffice year for Hollywood, with sales rebounding from near-disastrous levels in previous seasons.  The summer of three-quels played the major role, but there were major surprises that Captain Jack, Spidey, Shrek, and Jason Bourne could not deliver. Surprises like                              Facing the Giants, the follow-up to the Sherwood Pictures indie hit Flywheel. But that wasn't all.  Spirituality played special roles in films like Children of Men and Pan's Labyrinth, too. This year's collection of reviews covers 160 top films, every one of them reviewed from HollywoodJesus.com's spiritual perspective.  The ideas that move the world infuse the cinema, and audiences are paying attention more than ever.  Into the darkness of the theatre comes a great light.  God is behind the screen and Jesus is in the seats. Take a close look when you're there.

Hollywood Jesus Reviews 2006-2007

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