Best Selling Books by Adam Warren

/Adam Warren and Tom Simmons, illustrators In the distant future, a young mage discovers that her space colony is about to be invaded by monstrous warbeasts. Looking into the past, she finds the weapons she needs: the legendary Teen Titans. Casting herself and three others in the Titans'' roles, she prepares to defend her home. This bold, hyperkinetic graphic novel is drawn in the slam-bang style of the highly popular Japanese action comics an

The goblins from Paizo''s Pathfinder RPG are pint-sized psychopaths, wreaking havoc across the land. Infamous for their unpredictable attacks, catchy raiding songs, hatred of dogs, and fear of horses, goblins blend mischief and murderousness like no other monsters. Collecting the entire Goblins comic book series, this fantastic collection includes an exclusive, eight-page bonus short story, as well as an extensive gallery of all cover illustrations and more than 20-pages of official Pathfinder Chronicles with world and character details. The goblins from Paizo''s Pathfinder RPG are pint-sized psychopaths, wreaking havoc across the land. Infamous for their unpredictable attacks, catchy raiding songs, hatred of dogs, and fear of horses, goblins blend mischief and murderousness like no other monsters. Collecting the entire Goblins comic book series, this fantastic collection includes an exclusive, eight-page bonus short story, as well as an extensive gallery of all cover illustrations and more than 20-pages of official Pathfinder Chronicles with world and character details (roleplaying game content, including gaming adventures and a fold-out map, perfect for miniatures)!

Michael Knight and KITT -- everyone''s ultimate dream car -- are back in action in this explosive series of spy-fi adventures! The beloved primetime series returns to comics, picking up right where the high-octane graphic novel reboot left off. When secret agent Michael Knight activated the confidential Project: Rider in the heat of battle, the world''s coolest talking car was born. KITT has an arsenal of secret weapons and amazing upgrades under the hood, and he and Michael are both partners and pals as they set off to save the country from terrorists, clandestine spy networks, and super criminals. From the minds of today''s hottest action writers, KNIGHT STRIKES is the next chapter in the legendary KNIGHT RIDER mythos.

As a group of teenaged super heroes, the members of Gen 13 are constantly attempting to balance a life of selfless heroism and adolescent angst. This book ingeniously blends the worlds of realism and fantasy as Gen 13 must deal with true teenage issues while simultaneously battling a deadly super foe. As Roxy learns that Grunge has been cheating on him with another female super hero, the two teammates must put their personal issues aside in order to stop a threat of deadly proportions. But regardless of the battle''s outcome, the two learn that even everyday human actions can destroy someone''s world.

And on the eighth day, the Keeper chose love and wrote history. Not the history they want you to know, but the truth. Thousands of years later, young Ash opens his eyes one rift at a time as he learns the story of Eve and the book that shouldn''t have been. Set in modern day Seattle, Ash is the product of a scientific breakthrough. Destined to live forever, he gets exposed to the Keeper and a love so true it shook Eden. Follow him and his friends in a race against time, all the while keeping the fallen Eternals from learning the secrets of Eve. With any luck, they might just save the world while they are at it.

In the cyberpunk future, the Worlds Welfare Work Association is an important weapon against crime. 3WA''s best operatives, Kei and Yuri - the Lovely Angels - also have a reputation for causing catastrophe in the execution of their duties, and have earned a new nickname: the Dirty Pair.

The goblins from Paizo''s Pathfinder RPG are pint-sized psychopaths, wreaking havoc across the land. Infamous for their unpredictable attacks, catchy raiding songs, hatred of dogs, and fear of horses, goblins blend mischief and murderousness like no other monsters.

This paper contributes to ongoing debates surrounding the governance and security of global mobility regimes through a theoretical and empirical examination of the extent to which air transport liberalisation and contemporary practices of infectious disease governance demand a re-conceptualisation of national borders. Recent outbreaks of SARS and H1N1 influenza, which spread rapidly around the world via air travel, illustrated the ability of pathogens to disrupt patterns and practices of human mobility and directly led to the introduction of new health screening technologies at airports that were designed to restrict the spread of infection and maintain a sanitary border. Yet while medical specialists have debated the effectiveness of the various screening techniques, and privacy campaigners have expressed concern over some of the technologies that have been deployed in an attempt to intercept these disease threats, there has been no exploration of the extent to which recent regulatory and structural changes within the global aviation industry have exacerbated the challenges of safeguarding public health and simultaneously transformed practices and spatialities of sanitary border control by re-siting national borders within a range of offshore and domestic locations. Drawing on official airport passenger statistics from the UK, this paper contends that, in transforming the spatialities of contemporary patterns of aeromobility, the progressive liberalisation of the commercial aviation sector (and the dramatic rise in passenger numbers, flights and airports handling international services it effected) - has had unintended and hitherto unexplored consequences for the governance of infectious disease mobility and the material deployment of sovereign sanitary territoriality by creating more points through which an infectious disease may enter or leave a country and moving the border inside UK regions.

During summer 2009, the UK experienced one of the highest incidences of H1N1 infection outside of the Americas and Australia. Building on existing research into biosecurity and the spread of infectious disease via the global airline network, this paper explores the biopolitics of public health in the UK through an in-depth empirical analysis of the representation of H1N1 in UK national and regional newspapers. We uncover new discourses relating to the significance of the airport as a site for control and the ethics of the treatment of the traveller as a potential transmitter of disease. We conclude by highlighting how the global spread of infectious diseases is grounded in particular localities associated with distinctive notions of biosecurity and the traveller.