Kwitney, Alisa

Shira, a fifteen-year-old who lives with her grandmother and widowed father in a Miami hotel, picks up shoplifting as a new hobby and is caught by a streetwise boy from Spain who becomes her friend, ally, and possibly more as she wrestles with the hardships of growing up.

Presents a selection of cover, trading card, and gallery art from the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics, featuring the creations of seventy-five artists working in watercolors, oils, ink, collage, and with stencils and computers.

"Agatha DeLacey's family isn't rich or titled, so studying nursing at Ingold's East End hospital in London is a rare opportunity for her. Despite the school's focus on the innovative Bio-Mechanical program, Aggie cares more about the desperately poor human patients who flood the hospital, even if that means providing unauthorized treatment after-hours . . . and trusting a charming, endlessly resourceful thief. But the Artful Dodger is barely a step ahead of his underworld rivals, the menacing Bill Sykes and mercurial Oliver Twist, and Aggie's association with him soon leads her into danger"--Provided by publisher.

"Manhattan psychologist and relationship expert, and Joe, an NYPD detective disgruntled by being kicked off the Organized Crime Task Force and dumped by his wife--could lead to romance, if organized crime, the FBI, and an investigation into an Upper West Side brothel do not get in the way"--OCLC.

Zo? Goren has to adjust to a new life for her daughter's sake and struggles to live outside the fast paced life of New York City.

Veterinarian Abra Davis finds that she has been infected with a rare werewolf virus, and as her condition worsens, her new man, shape-shifting wildlife expert Red Mallin, becomes increasingly preoccupied with bizarre creatures that have been crossing the dimensional border.

When a faulty Bio-Mechanical malfunctions Elizabeth Lavenza--Ingold's first female medical student--jumps at the chance to fix it. However, she puts her life at risk when she realizes the Bio-Mechanical is Victor Frankenstein--a former student who mysteriously died.

Chronicles Neil Gaimain's comic book series "The Sandman," examining the stories and the varying artistic styles while also providing previously unpublished illustrations and comments by Gaiman.

Shira, a fifteen-year-old who lives with her grandmother and widowed father in a Miami hotel, picks up shoplifting as a new hobby and is caught by a streetwise boy from Spain who becomes her friend, ally, and possibly more as she wrestles with the hardships of growing up.