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- Friends and foes / by Spencer, Nick.; Ramos, Humberto.; Lieber, Steve.; Bandini, Michele(Illustrator); Olazaba, Victor.; Delgado, Edgar,1976-; Rosenberg, Rachelle.; Arciniega, Erick,1989-; Caramagna, Joe.;
T.LSC- Subjects: Graphic novels.; Superhero comic books, strips, etc.; Science fiction comic books, strips, etc.; Spider-Man (Fictitious character);
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- Backflash [graphic novel] / by Johnson, Mat,author.; Lieber, Steve,illustrator.; Loughridge, Lee,colourist.; Robins, Clem,1955-letterer.; Rogers, Tom(Illustrator),illustrator.;
"Overwhelmed with grief over the death of his mother, shamed by his failures in marriage and fatherhood, and burdened by massive debt, Devin's life is spiraling out of control. That is, until he discovers the impossible: nostalgia is his superpower. With a random touch of family memorabilia, he can travel back in time, mentally, reliving the best moments of his past while finding relief from the present. With his mother gone, Devin can now investigate her greatest secret: the identity of the father he never knew. But the more Devin "backflashes" into time, the faster his present life falls apart. On this hunt for a truth that was never supposed to come to light, Devin must come to terms with his past if he wants any chance at a future"--- Subjects: Science fiction comics.; Time-travel comics.; Graphic novels.; Ability; African Americans; Family secrets; Nostalgia; Time travel;
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- Harley Quinn. [graphic novel] / by Howard, Tini,author.; Bansh, Elena G.,colorist.; Bonvillain, Tamra,colorist.; Boo, Sweeney,illustrator,colorist.; Ellis, Grace,author.; Faerber, Logan,illustrator.; Farrell, Triona,colorist.; Felker-Martin, Gretchen,author.; Jones, Kelley,1962-illustrator.; Lieber, Steve,illustrator.; Maggs, Sam,author.; Otsmane-Elhaou, Hassan,letterer.; Sherman, Hayden,illustrator,colorist.; Villarrubia, José,1961-illustrator,colorist.; Wands, Steve,letterer.;
"Has Harley ever been able to catch a break?! As if playing detective for my own murder ain't bad enough, now I'm also on janitorial and princess-babysitter duty?! I just can't."--- Subjects: Graphic novels.; Queer comics.; Superhero comics.; Harley Quinn (Fictitious character); Women antiheroes; Women superheroes;
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- True believer : the rise and fall of Stan Lee / by Riesman, Abraham,author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."The definitive, revelatory biography of Marvel Comics creator Stan Lee, an artist and entrepreneur who reshaped global pop culture at a steep personal cost. Stan Lee-born Stanley Martin Lieber in 1922-is one of the most beloved and influential entertainers to emerge from the twentieth century. He served as editor in chief of Marvel Comics for three decades and, in that time, launched more pieces of internationally recognizable intellectual property than anyone other than Walt Disney: Spider-Man, the Avengers, the X-Men, Black Panther, the Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Thor ... the list seems to never end. On top of that, his carnival-barker marketing prowess more or less single-handedly saved the comic-book industry and superhero fiction. Without him, the global entertainment industry would be wildly different-and a great deal poorer. But Lee's unprecedented career was also pitted with spectacular failures, controversy, and bitter disputes. Lee was dogged by accusations from his longtime collaborators Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko over who really created Marvel's signature characters-icons for whom Lee had always been suspected of taking more than his due share of credit. A major business venture, Stan Lee Media, resulted in stock manipulation, bankruptcy, and criminal charges. And in his final years, after the death of his beloved wife, Joan, rumors swirled that Lee was a virtual prisoner in his own home, issuing cryptic video recordings as a battle to control his fortune and legacy ensued. Abraham Riesman is a veteran culture reporter who has conducted extensive new interviews and research, turning up never-before-published revelations about Lee's life and work. Lee's most famous motto was: "With great power comes great responsibility." True Believer chronicles every triumph and every misstep of an extraordinary life, and leaves it to readers to decide whether Lee lived up to the responsibilities of his own talent"--- Subjects: Biographies.; Lee, Stan, 1922-2018.; Cartoonists;
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