Tim Townsend Books

After relentless persecution and a near-fatal Sentinel attack, the Uncanny X-Men and their mutant revolution take the offensive! Their target? The international spy organization S.H.I.E.L.D.! But as the members of Cyclops' team fights to save their species, are they only digging themselves into a deeper and more dangerous hole? Who is the mysterious figure building S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Sentinels? What happened to Dazzler after Mystique replaced her? And is S.H.I.E.L.D. really responsible for the attacks? Then, it's an Original Sin tie-in as Charles Xavier's last will and testament is discovered, but what's concealed within its pages might be the X-Men's ultimate undoing! Could a previously unknown power now be their greatest threat? How will the Uncanny X-Men cope with the shadows of Xavier's past? Collecting : Uncanny X-Men 19-25

It’s the final explosive story in Brian Michael Bendis’ epic X-Men saga! Cyclops is on the edge! Recent events have driven this already tempestuous mutant to the point of disaster. Will Scott Summers save himself from ruin — or will he make that fateful leap?! Meanwhile, Kitty Pryde and Illyana Rasputin take on an assignment neither of them thought they would tackle: facing off against a legion of monsters! And Mystique returns, out for vengeance against Cyclops’ revolutionary team! Will Magik’s soulsword be enough to halt the shapeshifter’s wrath? Questions will be answered as everything builds to a head! The Jean Grey School, the New Xavier School, the time-tossed young X-Men — it’s all going to change! The X-Men are at a crossroads. And not everyone will make it through in one piece. Collecting : Uuncanny X-Men 32-35, 600

Eddie Brock, the symbiote known as Anti-Venom, is trying to find his place in the world, somewhere between the dark and the light, but his decision is complicated when he runs into the Punisher, who does not know Eddie has turned over a new leaf.

„Vergebt denen, die euch Böses tun.“ Aber was ist, wenn das Böse millionenfacher Mord ist? Nürnberg 1946. Die Hauptkriegsverbrecher werden angeklagt und erwarten ihren Tod. Der Militärseelsorger Henry Gerecke führt mit vielen von ihnen Gespräche, darunter Hermann Göring, Albert Speer, Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel und Rudolf Hess. Manche der Angeklagten reagieren mit Ablehnung auf die christliche Botschaft, andere gleichgültig, doch manche scheinen echte Reue zu zeigen. Das bringt Gerecke in ein Dilemma: Gilt Gottes Gnade auch den Menschen, die sich schwerster Verbrechen schuldig gemacht haben? Oder verharmlost Vergebung ihre Sünden? Keine leichte Bettlektüre, aber sehr bewegend und hoch spannend.