Kent Williams Bücher

Das Buch enthält farbige Illustrationen und umfasst 78 Seiten. Es sind Beiträge von Kent Williams, P. Craig Russell und Ralph Reese enthalten.

Academy Award-nominated director Darren Aronofsky (Pi) and acclaimed painter Kent Williams (Blood: A Tale) team up for a beautiful new graphic novel: a sister project for Aronofsky's movie, starring Hugh Jackman (X-Men) and Rachel Weisz (Constantine, The Mummy). Using the same story as its seed but stretched instead upon the limitless canvas of the comics medium, the graphic novel provides an insider's accompaniment to the movie, providing perhaps the ultimate "director's cut'. The Fountain crisscrosses through three time periods: in 1535, during an ancient Mayan war; the present day, following one doctor's desperate search for a cure for cancer; and the far future. The story follows Tomas - warrior, doctor and explorer - as he feverishly tries to beat death and prolong the life of the woman he loves.

In the plague-riddled years of the early twenty-first century, the inhabitants of a small village live in fear until an enigmatic stranger arrives, offering a prophetic glimpse at the Book of Destiny, and the hope of salvation.

Border Gold takes place in the contemporary southwestern United States and centers around a newly retired Border Patrol Agent who loves to spend his spare time in the wild and quiet places of the southwest desert. That quiet however, is suddenly shattered by heavily armed, well-organized drug smugglers who ruthlessly kill anyone who would pose a threat to their operation. The intent of this book is to give one a real feel for what it's like to "Ride The River" with the U.S. Border Patrol. Upon finishing the book the reader will have gained much insight into Border Patrol operations as well as the terminology used by Agents in the field. Many of the occurrences in this book are true with the names and locations changed only slightly, since their personalities are reflected in the writing. Finally, the locations are very real as are the "quiet places" mentioned in the text. If you, per chance, follow "A Donde Road" south you will find many of the places mentioned throughout the book. But do so at your own peril and take plenty of water for the dangers that existed for travelers hundreds of years ago still exist there today.

"A Father's Love" is a contemporary novel about the super natural. The difference is that this book is about the "super natural" interaction between our Creator (Our Father in Heaven) and his creation on earth. It begins with a grandfather taking his beloved granddaughter to see an ROTC demonstration on an Army base, but rapidly escalates until it involves The Special Projects Command, the Pentagon, Israel, six Arab nations, the White House and most of all an all powerful, all knowing, incomprehensible, all loving God.