Kevin Smith Reihenfolge der Bücher

The origin story of Mooby the Golden Calf unfolds through the eyes of a young podcaster seeking insights from creator Nancy Goldruff. What starts as an interview quickly spirals into a shocking narrative filled with unexpected twists, revealing the seedy and sensational backstory of this beloved character from the Askewniverse. The tale promises to challenge perceptions and deliver a humorous yet provocative exploration of an American icon.

The flagship title from legendary director Kevin Smith’s Secret Stash Press is reloaded for more Masker mayhem! Maskerade continues to carve a bloody swath of vengeance through the twisted rich of Trenchen City. Volume 2 of Maskerade is finally here! Producer plaything Dwayne and Masker maker Frisky aid in Felicia’s payback plans, penetrating the antisocial circle of Trenchen’s pervy power-player elite. At the city’s rotten core lies her crafty quarry—the diabolical Dr. David Ditt! As Maskerade, she strives to strike his name off her bloody hit list and avenge her brother before Ditt and his goons perfect their own Masker—will they end Felicia once and for all? Collects Maskerade #5–#8.

Amidst a city gripped by fear, a scared teenager, a mysterious infant, a troubled former lover, and a law partner facing grave accusations seek protection. They find hope in Daredevil, the Man Without Fear, who embodies faith and courage. This collection showcases "Guardian Devil," a pivotal work that marked Kevin Smith's successful shift from film to comics, paired with Joe Quesada's stunning artwork. The oversized Gallery Edition presents issues #1-8 and #1/2, highlighting a modern classic that reshaped Marvel Comics for a new era.

A grotesque figure confronts Myung-Dae Kwon, unleashing a terrifying presence marked by a foul stench and an earth-shaking voice. The servant of Satan embodies a palpable evil, causing wildlife to fall and the landscape to bend under his influence. This encounter immerses the reader in a vivid, unsettling atmosphere, highlighting the character's visceral fear and the overwhelming power of the dark entity before him.

This comics collection marks the debut of legendary director Kevin Smith’s Secret Stash Press imprint with an exciting and gritty vigilante story. Felicia Dance is hiding in plain sight. The provocative social media star and shock TV sensation has one of the most recognizable faces in the world—so she can’t capture and kill the butchers who murdered her little brother and experimented on Felicia like a lab rat when she was a child. Not unless she looks like someone else. The face of justice is reshaped forever in Maskerade—an exciting new vigilante comic series from writers Kevin Smith and Andy McElfresh with artist John Sprengelmeyer. Collects Maskerade #1–#4.

Before there was a Marvel Cinematic Universe, DC Extended Universe, or Harry Potterverse; There was Kevin Smith’s Askewniverse—a series of interconnected films featuring a cast of characters crossing over in multiple movies! And following on the heels of Clerks III, the Askewniverse is expanding with Quick Stops—a black and white anthology series full of all new tales of retail from the Jersey world of Kevin Smith’s classic comedies! Featuring four never-before-told stores from the Quick Stop family of characters that populate Smith’s films Mallrats, Chasing Amy, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, and of course, the Clerks trilogy! From the secret origin of where Holden McNeil got the idea for a Bluntman and Chronic comic from Jay & Silent Bob, to Elias and the parable of PillowPants, this collection of black and white comic shorts will be a must have book for any lifelong Clerks or Kevin Smith apologist! Collects Quick Stops issues #1–#4.

In diesem Comic erfahren Fans neue Geheimnisse über He-Man, Skeletor und Grayskull. Als Vorgeschichte zur Netflix-Serie "Masters of the Universe: Revelation" enthüllt er die Ursprünge und Legenden der Kulthelden. Geschaffen von Kevin Smith, Rob David und Tim Sheridan, bietet er spannende Einblicke in das multimediale Phänomen.

The standard view of psychotherapy as a treatment for mental disorders can obscure how therapy functions as a social practice that promotes conceptions of human well-being. Building on the philosophy of Charles Taylor, Smith examines the link between therapy and ethics, and the roots of therapeutic aims in modern Western ideas about living well. This volume builds on a complementary volume (The Ethical Visions of Psychotherapy), to explore therapeutic conceptions of human flourishing. Smith illustrates how therapeutic aims implicitly promote ideas about a good life, even though therapists rarely tell their patients how they should live. Taylor's history of the modern identity provides a framework to examine the historical and cultural origins of therapeutic ethics. Utilizing Taylor's work on practical reasoning and ethical debate, Smith considers the prospects for dialogue between the divergent ethical visions promoted by different psychotherapies. A key text for upper-level undergraduates, postgraduate students, and professionals in the fields of psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, theoretical psychology, and philosophy of mind.

The debut collection showcases Kevin Smith's lyrical poetry, which delves into the complexities of human experience. Many poems have gained recognition through shortlisting in prestigious awards and inclusion in respected anthologies, highlighting Smith's talent and the collection's significance in contemporary poetry.