Since his creation in 1939, Batman has become one of the most popular characters in fiction. From his humble roots in dime comic books, he grew to become a serial hero, a frequent guest star on the Superman radio show, and then the star of his own explosively successful TV series, spawning a nationwide epidemic of Batmania. After Batman became a movie star, his thrilling exploits were no longer kid stuff-he was now a multinational conglomerate's biggest corporate asset. Billion Dollar Batman reveals the stories behind the story of one of the most lucrative and profitable media creations in history. Includes profiles of the people who guided Batman from Bright Knight to Dark Knight and revealing behind-the-scenes information about Batman serials, TV shows and films. Illustrated with photos of the actors who have brought Batman to life for seven decades.

Billion Dollar Batman

Scivally, Bruce

Arts & Photography

Henry Gray Publishing

Shelby's Vacation

Literature & Fiction

Beverly, Nancy

Literary

Leo Malone. Running from his past. Running into trouble.\nIn Martinique, Leo Malone meets Taylor Hoffman, a young man who could be his identical twin. Whey they run afoul of a local gangster, Taylor is murdered and Leo assumes his identity to sneak safely out of the country and back to Los Angeles. But when Taylor’s estranged parents meet Leo at the airport, mistaking him for their son, Leo’s best-laid plans spiral out of control.\nFull of surprising twists and turns, Too Much in the Son is part Agatha Christie, part Elmore Leonard, with a dash of David Mamet and served with a Larry David chaser. Too Much in the Son examines the lies, intrigue and violence that make an unexpected family.\nGet your copy of this page-turning thriller today!

Too Much in the Son

Peters, Charlie

United States

The Devil in the Diamond

Two soldiers. One American. One Japanese.\nOne thing in common — baseball!\nWorld War II is coming to a violent close.\nAs the Battle of Okinawa rages on, American soldiers seize Shuri Castle and find a single survivor: Yuujin Miyano. The U.S. private put in charge of watching this prisoner is Eugene Durante. Although enemies, the two men find they have a common multi-generational bond: baseball. Their grandfathers bore witness to, and helped shape, the extraordinary birth of the game.\nWhen the fighting ends, the two men return to their homes to face a postwar world neither expected.\nThen both receive unexpected messages that will change their lives forever. Once more, the veterans will face off in a final dramatic clash.\nOrder your copy of this engrossing epic today!

Cioffi, Gregory

Genre Fiction

"When I became pope, almost the first word the Curia taught me was 'ricatto'-blackmail."- Pope John XXIVIf there's faith, corruption, ambition, political backstabbing, and sex, it must be the Vatican. The diaries of an Australian cardinal who has, through extraordinary circumstances, become pope reveal the inner workings of the Vatican and-when he realizes his tenure may be short and begins enacting sweeping reforms-the centuries-old system in place to make sure that the status quo is maintained, at any cost.It's like an Agatha Christie mystery set in the Vatican, where the most powerful person is powerless in the face of opposing forces both within and without his inner circle.Pick up your copy now, and peek behind the papal curtain¿"For one who always envied those who belonged to that mysterious club, alas, whose secrets were never to be known unless one 'turned', Melvyn Morrow's hopefully largely fictional diary is a delight, a page-turner. Written with love and respect, I Confess chronicles a whole new world of religious shenanigans we Anglicans always suspected might lay beneath the worship of plaster saints. I Confess is a witty, wicked and strangely moving concoction of saints' days, liturgy, politics, family confession and dogma, all told with larrikin Australian humour, heaps of passion, sentimental care and astute observation. Saints be praised!"Stuart Maunder AM, Artistic Director Victoria Opera, formerly artistic director of State Opera of South Australia and New Zealand Opera. He has also directed for Opera Australia, West Australian Opera and Scottish Opera.

I Confess: Diary of an Australian Pope

Morrow, Melvyn

THE MAN FROM BELIZE

Kobrin, Steven

Contemporary

The Antagonist

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Dinova, Emily

Thrillers & Suspense

Rejected: Essays on Belonging

In Rejected, acclaimed journalist and screenwriter Michelle Fiordaliso illuminates the kind of quiet heartbreaks and epiphanies that can punctuate a life. As a collection, these essays tell the story of a woman's decades-long journey towards wholeness and belonging. But every piece also charts a journey of its own, and often a geographic one. From Los Angeles traffic to the basement of a famous bakery in Paris, each place is an unforgettable setting for personal transformation. Rejected is a must-read for lovers of nature and travel, seekers of healing, and anyone who's ever struggled to alchemize loss and unworthiness into deep self-love.

Fiordaliso, Michelle

Parenting & Relationships

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