Steven Grant Boeken

The story follows Savage, a formidable spy and enforcer tasked with controlling the intelligence community's illegal activities. Betrayed by an international criminal organization, he finds himself hunted by the very government he defends. With his identity erased from official records, Savage emerges as an anti-hero, embodying the complexities of justice and violence. His return is a desperate measure, highlighting the moral ambiguities of a world where the line between protector and threat is dangerously blurred.

Set in the first century, this engaging commentary invites readers to immerse themselves in the historical context of the Gospel of John. Following John the apostle and his scribe Polycarp, the narrative unfolds over ten days, offering a unique real-time experience. It presents an original outline of the Gospel linked to Genesis, features a new Hebraic translation from Greek, and includes insightful scriptural observations through the interactions of five key characters. This blend of entertainment and illumination redefines the commentary genre.

The assertion that the United States is absent from biblical texts raises profound questions about the nation's spiritual standing. This perspective suggests that America could be on a path to decline or likened to Babylon, invoking a sense of urgency for believers to reconsider their place within the country. The implications of this viewpoint challenge readers to reflect on the moral and spiritual direction of America and its relationship with God.

This fictional crime drama depicts the events leading up to the assassination of JFK and examines the longstanding question--was there a second shooter? Conrad "Connie" Bremen is an ex-con carrying the stench of a sordid, secret past. Connie just wants to get on with his life, but he's attracting the attention of all the wrong people: the mob, the CIA, and the FBI, just to name a few. They all have plans for Connie, whether he likes it or not--and some of those plans include the murder of a president. For Connie Bremen, the road to Dallas begins and ends here, in the Badlands. This second edition features a brand new cover illustrated by Tim Bradstreet!

A cosmic chess game unfolds as the Grandmaster faces off against Death, with Earth's superheroes caught in the middle as pawns. The stakes are high: the Grandmaster's victory could restore his brother, the Collector, while his defeat means a grim fate. Twelve champions from Earth are chosen to battle for fragments of the golden globe of life, leading to unexpected twists and new fighters. The aftermath sparks a deadly conflict between two Avengers teams and the formidable Legion of the Unliving. This collection features key issues from the Marvel universe.

Set against a gritty backdrop, the narrative explores the morally ambiguous world of law enforcement and crime. It delves into the lives of cops, thieves, and those who navigate the gray areas in between, highlighting their complex relationships and motivations. The story promises thrilling action and a deep dive into the characters' struggles as they confront their own ethics and choices in a world where right and wrong are often blurred.

A time-traveling adventurer named Restin Dane embarks on a thrilling quest to thwart a coalition of historical and futuristic monsters aiming for domination. With his trusty android companion MAN-RS and equipped with six shooters and the extraordinary Rook, Dane is prepared for high-stakes action across various eras. This adventure promises an exciting blend of science fiction and fantasy as he battles formidable foes throughout history.

The third omnibus delves deeper into the journey of a woman navigating her dual identities amidst intense conflicts. As Steven Grant and Vince Giaranno weave this captivating narrative, readers are drawn into her struggles and the defining battles she faces. The evolution of her character and the intricacies of her situation promise to keep audiences engaged in this thrilling continuation.