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Erdal Deniz radyodinle — Tamam, bunu özetleyeceğim. Esas olarak bunu üniversite günlerimde okuduğum için. İngilizce dersim için gerekli okumaydı. Hala okuduğum en önemli kitaplardan biri olmaya devam ediyor ve bende kaldı. Ellison'ın görünmez adamının ırk ve bağnazlıktan ötürü olduğu açık olsa da, kitabın bunun ötesine geçtiğine inanıyorum. Her türden yabancılaşmadan bahsediyor. Oku onu!

Somnath Ray timescaper — Lots of interesting true characters in this history of the oil business in Texas.

Ferry Hariyanto tjengferry779d — "..I hereby place you under arrest for practicing as an unlicensed superhero." "Practicing"? Am I so bad at what I do that you people think I'm practicing?!" This would be a very difficult book to write a full review for. Not impossible, but definitely time-consuming and I can almost guarantee that anyone outside of the Marvel Universe still would only have a vague idea of what was going on by the time I was finished. I can't describe Carol's visit to her dying father without exploring her memory loss and Rogue's involvement. Or her visit to Gavin without detailing A.I.M. and Wanda Maximoff. Or why she spends her time attempting to arrest unregistered superheroes. Or why Norman Osborn is so important. Instead I will just say that visiting Carol Danver's life before she became a superhero was interesting, the back-and-forth with Spider-man was entertaining, and I was very pleased with the artwork. I really enjoyed the way Ms. Marvel was depicted in the first story, Scavengers. Robinson makes her look younger, more fun and sexy, different from the Ms. Marvel that I'm familiar with. But my favorite artwork was with the last story, Secret Agent Danvers. Carol looks more mature, even sexier, and more bad-ass. This is my second time reading this addition to my Ms. Marvel collection. While it's not one of my favorites, it still has an interesting storyline and is an essential read for any Ms. Marvel fan. * * * 3.5 Stars * * *

Mike Hodder mikehodder9237 — The danger of picking up a book at the library that you know nothing about is that you might end up bawling in the lunchroom at work. Beautiful, poignant and heartbreaking.

Martin Haburaj martin_habruaj — Took a few years, but finally finished along with the Appendices. In the end, the authors note that this is not a new approach, but more of a review of what has been down in the modern marketplace and how to systematically plan and prepare for new 'blue oceans'.