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In "Starman Compendium One," Jack Knight reluctantly takes on the mantle of Starman and wields the Cosmic Rod to confront old enemies like The Mist and The Shade. This collection features issues of Starman along with various related stories, exploring Jack's unexpected journey towards his destiny.

After the death of his father, young Jack Knight is forced to take over his role as legendary superhero Starman.

Jack Knight has gone through hell and back and suffered much personal loss, though gained a son he didn't know he had. Unfortunately there are still some matters that need tying up before he can move on to the next phase of his life. After a meeting with the world's greatest hero, Superman, and a final talk with his brother, David, Jack must uncover the mystery of the Starman of 1951 -- by going back in time to meet him face-to-face! The legacy of every person to be called Starman, both in the past and the future, is connected in this final volume of the Starman series!

The book explores the evolution of divine healing within Christianity, particularly its rise in significance across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. It examines the historical context where suffering was traditionally viewed as divine punishment, emphasizing endurance and submission. The narrative shifts in the nineteenth century, highlighting key individuals and movements that challenged mainstream beliefs and advocated for a more radical understanding of healing. Through this lens, the book sheds light on the transformative theological shifts that reshaped Protestant perspectives on suffering.

The book delves into the significant impact of Dante's literary contributions on James Joyce's exploration of themes such as exile and community. It examines the parallels between the two authors, highlighting how Dante's ideas shaped Joyce's narrative techniques and thematic concerns, ultimately enriching the understanding of both writers' works. Through this analysis, readers gain insight into the interconnectedness of their literary legacies.

Health Unplugged is about Keeping It Simple. When you go to your doctor and he or she tells you that you have to lose weight, that's all they tell you. Then they send you to a registered dietician and they give you a food pyramid chart and you still can't figure out what foods to eat. They use words like glycemic index, amino acid, BMI, carbohydrates, and HDL, LDL. What does all of that mean? So you go out to the book store and buy books written for and by doctors and you still can't understand the words, a month later you still haven't lost weight. On my journey to losing weight, I have purchased at least 10 books/DVD's trying to figure out what to eat and what exercise to do. Half of the books I never finished reading because I just wanted to get to the parts that I needed. Health Unplugged has a grocery list of foods that you can eat and an exercise schedule that you can start today. My book goes straight to the point for people like me that just want to lose weight without the mumble jumble.

This is a science-fiction/fantasy in comic book format.

Focusing on the interplay between the Holiness movement and the emergence of Pentecostalism, this volume offers an in-depth analysis of divine healing practices. Robinson's comprehensive research draws on both secondary literature and often-overlooked primary sources, illuminating the debates surrounding divine healing. The narrative not only explores the historical context of these movements but also connects to broader medical and social histories, shedding light on contemporary attitudes toward health and illness within religious frameworks.

/James Robinson /Tony Harris and Wade Von Grawbadger, illustrators From the author of BATMAN/DEADMAN: DEATH AND GLORY. In this powerful story, the new Starman's greatest foe, the beautiful but deadly new Mist, has captured his greatest weapon in an attempt to kill him. At the same time, the original Starman proves himself onc