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The bestselling saga that defined one of the Marvel Universe's most unique characters! Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon deliver a wild ride of innovative chaos, reinstating the Punisher as an unstoppable force dispensing his vigilante justice on the streets of New York City. But not everyone is happy to see him return: Two unlucky cops draw the unenviable task of capturing him, while the ruthless Ma Gnucci and her gang will stop at nothing to see him dead. The Punisher also must contend with nosy neighbors and the rise of three copycats - the Holy, Elite, and Mr. Payback - who want him to join their crime-cleansing force. Collecting Punisher (2000) #1-12.

Life in Pie Town should be sweet. There are pies in the diner again, the church has been rebuilt, and single mother Trina Lockhart has found a home for herself and her baby daughter. Trina has even found love with Raymond Twinhorse, who has returned from Afghanistan after being injured and is trying to form a real family with her. However, Pie Town now feels like a totally different place to Raymond. Perhaps it’s he who has changed, due to the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. But when an accident befalls Trina and Raymond is implicated in a crime, it will take the entire community of Pie Town to clear his name, find him help, and welcome him back into the fold.

Twenty-four hours can change your life.In twenty-four hours one can find what was thought lost...forever,Emotions long dormant can flame to life,Secrets and lies can be revealed to destroy one relationship,but build another.Twenty-four hours can restore love and hope,In twenty-four hours one can find the beginning of Happily Ever After. Kimber has spent the last nine years looking for the child she was told died at birth. She’d always known it wasn’t true. She’d always known deep down that her daughter had survived, but her father had done too good a job in hiding her baby from her. Finally exhausted from her almost decade-long search, Kimber returns to her hometown looking for a way to bury the past and start again. The last person she ever expected to run into is her daughter, who’s been living with Kimber’s high-school sweetheart for nine heartbreaking years! “Why are you here?” It was the correct thing to say, although she knew very well why he was here. He was here to make amends, to try to make it right. Well, it was too late for that. About nine years too late. “Please look at me, Kimmie.” The soft plea was far too close for her liking—and the nickname, the same one he’d given their child. As much as she didn’t want to open her eyes, she couldn’t seem to keep them closed. Time had been kind to Holden. Whereas he had always been handsome to the point of almost being beautiful, now he had a ruggedness that enhanced his natural looks. He was incredibly virile; his muscles had thickened, making him appear stronger, more manly. There was a wisdom in his blue-gray eyes, replacing the optimism that had once been there. And pain. The pain offended her. What the hell did he feel pain about? He hadn’t lost a child. He hadn’t spent untold sleepless nights in tears, wondering where that child was, or even if that child even existed. He’d held their baby whenever she cried, seen her first smile, heard her first words. All of these things Kimber had been robbed of. How dare he feel pain! “Why are you here?” Contempt laced every word, surprising Holden a bit. Good! Did he think she would welcome him with open arms? “I thought you gave her up.” Just when she thought the anger had run its course, seething resentment came back with a fierceness even she was unprepared for. The grief and pain crashed into her so hard she couldn’t breathe. She wanted to hurt him, to make him feel at least a tiny amount of the anguish she felt. But there were no words, no way to convey her need to see him aching like she ached. Maybe then he would understand the waking nightmare she had been living through. Instead of slapping him this time, she lunged, throwing her body on top of his. Never had she hated the way she hated right this second. Never had she wanted to wrap her hands around someone’s throat and choke the living shit out of them. But as soon as their bodies collided, memories returned in a rush, washing over her like a tidal wave. He didn’t bother to try to protect himself; he just cushioned her fall when they landed on the floor, his arms surrounding her with a gentleness she hadn’t felt in so damn long. She froze, unable to hit him, as was her intention. When his large hand began caressing her back, she was a goner. No one had touched her with gentleness in nine long years. No one had held her so gently, or spoke as softly as he did now. In fact, the last time she had been held, it had been Holden who held her. “Damn, Kimmie, I missed you so much.”

Digitally remastered two CD edition of this album from the Prog Rock trio. ELP found extraordinary success in the 1970s and have sold in excess of 40 million albums. The band are Keith Emerson (keyboards) Greg Lake (bass, guitar and vocals) and Carl Palmer (drums, percussion). This live album was originally released at the height of ELP's popularity in 1974 as a triple LP. The performances are mind-blowing and were recorded on their Someone Get Me a Ladder World Tour. Sony.

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Limited digipak edition includes two bonus tracks and a collectible high quality Demented Are Go patch. 2012 album from the Welsh Psychobilly band. 16 tracks. Century Media.

This is a perfectly fine, if not certainly adequate doormat. This doormat will bring smiles, chuckles, and maybe even a tail wag or two. A humorous welcome mat at the entrance gets visitors laughing at your front door. Surprise your guests at the door with this hilarious indoor/outdoor doormat. Be the first in your neighborhood to own one today!

DII "Welcome" Leaves doormat features vines and leaves inlaid recycle rubber design. Half-round. 18-inch by 30-inch. Recycled Rubber back.

Greet your guests with a sense of humor with this vinyl backed coir doormat printed with the words welcome and goodbye; both words are printed so guests can read it when they arrive and as they leave. Our coir doormats are constructed from the best quality coir and printed with water based colors. Coir is the natural fibre extracted from the husk of coconuts. Coir fibre is relatively waterproof, has superior scrubbing power and is resistant to the elements. The vinyl backing provides reinforcement and prevents the doormat from skidding. With a coir doormat from Imports Decor, you can feel confident dirt and debris will be left at the front door and not in your home. Item #510PVC

44 pieces: 6 large team member figures, 3 cheer saying bubbles, 36 megaphones, stars, and pennants

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Mr. Kotter, meet the Sweathogs, the goofiest group of remedial students who ever set off the fire alarm two minutes before a test or spent algebra class constructing spit wads. Sweathogs, meet Mr. Kotter, a former Sweathog who's returned to his old high school as your new teacher. Gabriel Kaplan stars as Kotter and John Travolta, in his breakthrough role, plays Sweathog leader Vinnie Barbarino in this multicultural, multicomical 1970s smash hit set at Brooklyn's James Buchanan High School. Join them plus jivin', high-fivin' Freddie Washington, tough-guy Juan Epstein and peppy pipsqueak Arnold Horshack for all the Season One fun - or it's up your nose with a rubber hose! DVD Features:Featurette:The shows cast and creators reflect on the influence of the show, their personal experiences and memorable momentsOther:Actors' Original Screen Tests

Travel back to a time when sitcoms were recorded live on tape before a studio audience and dialogue was dominated by nonsensical catch phrases, like "Up your nose with a rubber hose!" and "Off my case, potato face!" The year was 1975. Saturday Night Fever had yet to make John Travolta a star, and stand-up comedian-turned-creator Gabe Kaplan had yet to become a late-night poker mainstay. Welcome to four years at Brooklyn's Buchanan High School. Along with What's Happening, Welcome Back, Kotter was what the cool kids were watching--just as their kids would turn to Freaks and Geeks in the years to come. Unlike the teens of Happy Days, Buchanan's remedial students aren't polite preppies, but slang-slinging hooligans. Gabe Kotter (Kaplan) serves as home-room teacher to a "pack of howling baboons" led by Vinnie Barbarino (Travolta), Arnold Horshack (Ron Palillo), Freddie "Boom-Boom" Washington (Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs), and self-described Puerto Rican Jew Juan Epstein (Robert Hegyes) Their adversary: Vice Principal Woodman (John Sylvester White), who lives to put a kibosh on their high jinks--just as he did when Kotter was a Sweathog in the 1960s. Other regulars include Kotter's wife, Julie (Marcia Strassman, who hosts the featurette "Only a Few Degrees from a Sweathog"), and Rosalie "Hotzy" Totzy (Mary Hartman's Debra Lee Scott). At the time, Welcome Back, Kotter was more than just a show. It was a cultural phenomenon, spawning lunch boxes, schoolyard taunts, and the like. In retrospect, the jokes are cornier than ever, but the anything-goes spirit--crazy costumes and musical numbers--is hard to resist. At least that's true of the first three seasons. By the fourth, Travolta and Kaplan became scarce, and Kotter ran out of steam. Rest assured, though, that John Sebastian's clap-happy, chart-topping theme remains as catchy as ever. --Kathleen C. Fennessy