books about: gunslinger (harlequin mavericks hardcover)

books about: gunslinger

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The Drawing of the Three (The Dark Tower, Book 2)

212 reviews
Stephen King

Signet, 2003

Where The Dark Tower Series Really Takes Off
After being disappointed by the first Dark Tower book, "The Gunslinger", I was hopeful that the second installment would entertain me to a much higher tree. Jackpot! Whereas "Gunslinger" had a little too much storytelling and a little too little explanation, "The Drawing of the Three" takes a bit of a step back to help explain exactly what type of world Roland is living in. For a quick ...

Two Brothers: The Lawman / The Gunslinger (2 Books in 1)

11 reviews
Linda Lael Miller

Pocket, 2001

Two Sweet Stories...
Two more sweet stories from Linda Laehl Miller that didn't disappoint me. As in most of her books, these two stories grab you in the beginning and hold you tight until you finish the last pages. These books were definitely not as "steamy" as other Miller books, but were sweet enough that it didn't matter. Wonderful stories that had me anticipating re-opening them to finish reading.

The Gunslinger's Untamed Bride (Harlequin Historical Series)
Stacey Kayne

Harlequin, 2008

She's come for his life... Feisty Lily Carrington wants revenge for the murder of her father. She's finally tracked down the killer and she's going to make him pay.... He'll fight to keep it... Juniper Barns has done everything he can to escape his violent past. Now a hardworking sheriff, he protects the lives of those in need. But he can't outrun his destiny anymore. It's time to stand and fight. Only, this time, his opponent is ...

Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born - The Complete Comic Collection (Issues 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7 ...

5 reviews
Robin Furth, Peter David

Marvel Comics, 2007

Ka is the wind
"The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed." Those words opened the first book of Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series, and they open the chilling, richly-drawn "Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born." This intense comic series reintroduces readers to a younger, less cynical Roland, and the harrowing tale of how he became a true gunslinger. It opens with the gunslinger ...

The Gunslinger (The Dark Tower, Book 1)

533 reviews
Stephen King

Plume, 2003

readinisfun
This is one of my all time favorite books and finding an extremely cheap copy in such great condition is a rare and lucky purchase. Thank you so much

The Gunslinger Born (The Dark Tower Graphic Novels, Book 1)

71 reviews
Peter David, Stephen King, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

Excellent Adaptation of Wizard & Glass
This is a very good adaptation of the best part of "The Gunslinger" and the entire "Wizard & Glass." I read the single issue first, but unlike some of my fellow reviewers, I did not miss the extra background material that has been cut out. It is not as good as some classic graphic novels (like "The Watchmen"); however, it is still an excellent telling of a classic story. This is fine work by ...

The Gunslinger Born - First Hardcover Slipcased Edition (The Dark Tower Graphic Novel)

5 reviews
Stephen King

Overlook Connection Press, 2008

Ka is the wind
"The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed." Those words opened the first book of Stephen King's "Dark Tower" series, and they open the chilling, richly-drawn "Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born." This intense comic series reintroduces readers to a younger, less cynical Roland, and the harrowing tale of how he became a true gunslinger. It opens with the gunslinger ...

Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born #2 (Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born)

3 reviews
Robin Furth, Peter David

Marvel Comics, 2007

The Dark Tower Comic 2
This was such a cool idea, and the artwork is awesome, but I have one problem with it. I kind of feel slighted that these comics are telling the story of the 4th book. I know that the title is Gunslinger Born but I still really want to get more of the story. Maybe it could have discussed what happened between the events of the 4th and the 1st novel. I was hoping there would be more story to the ...

Gunslinger'S Bride (Montana Mavericks) (Harlequin Historical Series)

3 reviews
Cheryl St. John

Harlequin, 2001

Another poignant wonderful Cheryl St. John Book!!
Brock Kincaid was home and the last thing he expects is to find himself staring into a set of eyes that look hauntingly familiar...the eyes of a son he never knew he had. Is he too late to build a relationship with his son? Abby Watson wants nothing to do with the man who murdered her brother, left her pregnant and broke her heart. But how can she deny a father's right to know his son? Brock and ...

Trigun Maximum Volume 12: The Gunslinger (Trigun Maximum (Graphic Novels))
Yasuhiro Nightow

Dark Horse Books/Digital Manga Publishing, 2008

With a fleet of rescue ships from Earth facing off against Knives, the humans in chaos on the ground, Livio renewing his struggle against Elendira, and Vash trying to keep everyone from getting hurt, Trigun Maximum promises a dizzying array of action. But in the midst of this multiple-front battle, Yasuhiro Nightow flashes back to the past, letting readers in on some background information on Knives, Vash and even Legato Bluesummers.

Gunslinger Girl, Volume 3

4 reviews
Yu Aida

ADV Manga, 2005

love it!
amazing work, i can't wait for the next volumes in the series to come over.

Gunslinger

8 reviews
Edward Dorn

Duke University Press, 1989

Masterpiece
The late Ed Dorn wrote a masterpiece with "Gunslinger", an anti-epic poem that prefigures many post-modern gestures from its 60s era starting point. Funny, cartoonish, erudite to the extreme, it also locates a tuned lyricism in the Western vernaculars that Dorn uses: the metaphysical aspect of our legends, the sheer questing for answers as Euro-Americans come treading closer to a West coast ...

Trigun Maximum Volume 6: The Gunslinger (Trigun Maximum (Graphic Novels))
Yasuhiro Nightow

Dark Horse Books/Digital Manga Publishing, 1999

A lot of the Gung-Ho Guns have fallen victim to defeat and therefore death, but not by the bullets of the reluctant hero, Vash the Stampede. But even if the "Guns" seem to be dwindling, that doesn't mean there's a lack of violent freaks tearing up the planet. In "Gunslinger" Vash is running into all sorts of weirdos with guns. All the while, Kinves and his crew have something mysterious going on behind the scenes, and it doesn't look good for ...

Gunslinger Girl, Volume 5

1 review
Yu Aida

ADV Manga, 2007

Finally Coming Together
While Vol 4 meandered about, for the most part... so does Volume 5, sadly. But, the last chapter of the book is superb and brings back the excitement, tragedy and heartfelt sentiment found in the first 3. The manga is still hit or miss from chapter to chapter, but when it hits, it's some of the best stuff out there.

Gunslinger Girl, Volume 4

5 reviews
Yu Aida

ADV Manga, 2007

TRYING TO FIND A CONNECTION
Volume 4 of Gunslinger Girl begins with a focus on perhaps the saddest member of the cast of girl assassins: Claes. Her handler had begun to doubt the ethics of what he was doing and had thought about exposing the whole operation. To prevent this, he was liquidated by the SWF. The problem is that once a girl bonds to her handler, there is no going back and it is extremely hard, if not impossible, ...

The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
Stephen King

New Audio Library, 1988

The first epic fantasy of The Dark Tower series read by the author. The Gunslinger is, in Stephen King's words, "the first stanza in a much longer work called The Dark Tower". This spell binding fantasy is set in a world of ominous landscape and macabre menace that is a dark mirror of our own. A heroic tale of good verus evil, it features one of King's most powerful creations--The Gunslinger.

Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born #7 (Marvel Comics)

1 review
Peter David, Robin Furth

Marvel Comics, 2007

Wonderful art to bring a wacky but enthralling story to life!
You'll love this comic series and this edition especially. Should make for a fine collectable investment as well.

Stephen King's Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born #6 (Marvel Comics)

1 review
Peter David, Robin Furth

Marvel Comics, 2007

The Dark Tower #7
I'm giving the same review to all the comics in this series. It's too bad that King's epoch is so monumental that this comic serialization represents only a miniscule slice but for an abridgement it is excellent and,in my opinion, they've chosen the best segment. The writing is good, the art work alone is worth the purchase of the series. The insightful essays following each segment were ...

Gunslinger Girl, Volume 6

1 review
Yu Aida

ADV Manga, 2007

A SECOND GENERATION
The Social Welfare Agency believes that it has learned from its past mistakes and is ready to begin production of a second generation of cyborg assassins. There will be an initial run of 10 new girls with new design improvements. While the physical abilities of the new cyborgs will be less than that of the first, the new "conditioning" process will double their lifespan and make them easier to ...

The Dark Tower Gift Collection, Books 1-3: The Gunslinger, The Drawing of The Three, and The Waste Lands

218 reviews
Stephen King, Michael Whelan, ...

Fantasy Books, 1998

The Gunslinger
I was hook on the Gunslinger back in 1984, but was only able to find 2 of the series and only in paperback. I have been a fan of Stephen King since I was in the U.S. Army bootcamp. I have been checking every now and then to find the rest. Thanks to Amazon I've order the entire series and in hard bound.