Veinte Mil Leguas de Viaje Submarino - Clásicos Ilustrados Número 47 En lo más profundo del mar, el Nautilus, un misterioso invasor marino, se embarca en una vorágine de aventuras... Un viaje elegido por el destino y capitaneado por una extraordinaria pero amargada mente. En la versión de los Clásicos Ilustrados de esta vanguardista obra de ciencia ficción del siglo XIX, en la que el genial pero curioso Capitán Nemo ha diseñado un gigantesco submarino con el que ahora recorre los mares. Con su tripulación, él utiliza su submarino, el Nautilus, como arma de venganza contra la civilización que lo ha rechazado y exiliado. Deliciosamente ilustrada, este relato atrae la imaginación del lector de todas las edades e infunde un amor a lectura que dura por toda una vida. Este es un clásico imprescindible en su biblioteca digital. Clásicos Ilustrados en una serie de cómics icónica con adaptaciones literarias clásicas. Estas novelas gráficas digitales se presentan en formato de historieta para el disfrute de lectores de cualquier edad y para desarrollar una afición a la lectura y a la literatura. Los clásicos han sido pensados para mentes creativas y con gran sensibilidad cultural. * Ilustraciones de alta calidad a todo color. * Para iniciar a lectores de todas las edades a las más importantes obras jamás escritas de una manera fácil y sencilla. * Las mejores historias jamás contadas presentadas en un formato muy atractivo.

In the year 2048, the hopes of genetic engineering of humans has faded but advancements have come in the development of bumans – half-animal, half-human – through uniting human embryos with those of the most promising of the five species of Great Apes, the bonobos. Corporations see use for these new creations as well as the profitable and powerful porn syndicates. Others wrestle with deeper issues of their humanity and whether they have souls. U.S. senator Josh Logan battles these issues and a tough re-election fight against a pornographess and has to decide whether to alienate his backers by supporting buman rights. The outcome is deadly. 160 pgs, FC

ROBBING A BANK IS EASY, IT'S THE GETAWAY THAT'S HARD The bank is surrounded by police officers, alarms are blaring, customers and employees are screaming, and the streets are blocked off. So what's the solution? Kill everyone in town!

Science Fiction meets Samurai! The chronicles of Daniel Cray: samurai mercenary. Collects the seven-issue series.

Daniel Cray - a samurai mercenary - stumbles upon the legendary city of ZenZion, a mysterious desert outpost under siege from a vicious warlord. The peace-loving citizenry beg Cray to defend them… forcing Cray to reluctantly draw his deadly “Malathane” sword one last time to battle a relentless army of robots and their savage masters. Science Fiction meets Samurai in an epic new adventure from John Raffo (Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story).

In the aftermath of a vicious attack, Zenzion's new leader, Kathleen Galway, seeks out battle-weary Daniel Cray to help defend her people and her home. But will the reluctant warrior pick up his Malathane blade one final time?

As the warlord Kavanaugh gathers his army of cyborgs, mutants, and assassins, Cray must find a way to defend ZenZion using the limited resources available. But how can one disgraced warrior train an entire citizenry to defend itself without molding them into cold-blooded killers in his own image?

As the students finish their training, Kathleen must develop a plan to take on the Warlord Kavanaugh and his army, but will she put her faith in a dangerous killing machine they've discovered or in the reluctant warrior, Daniel Cray and his deadly Malathane sword.

After far too little time together, Cray and his Students part ways—the latter setting off to storm the warlord Kavanaugh's sandship, the former having booked passage back to Earth. But along the way, the reluctant warrior is faced with a choice. Will he follow the path before him, or follow the code he has lived by... to almost certain death?

When the 7th Sword finds its way back to Cray, it seems as though a choice has been made for him. But Cray knows that ultimately, as a Kenji, there was only ever one choice