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Death Wish

By Terry Kavanagh, Howard Mackie, Alan Davis

The X-Men's mentor, Professor Charles Xavier, turns against the X-Men and Phoenix receives a distress call that has the X-Men facing death. Original.

If I'm around more than one paranormal, then I get more than one type of power.” “So you are a thief,” Lacey pointed out with a satisfied smile. Ren's smile matched hers as he quickly corrected her assumption, “I can't take their power ...

Death Wish

By Brian Garfield

In the wake of a chilling attack, an ordinary man decides to take revenge When his wife and daughter are attacked in their home, Paul Benjamin is enjoying a three-martini lunch.

Death Wish: A Novel Approach to Cinema

By Chris Sorrentino

Passionate and idiosyncratic, each volume of Deep Focus is long-form criticism that’s relentlessly provocative and entertaining. Christopher Sorrentino’s examination of Death Wish is the second entry in the series.

Death Wish

By ROBERT SHECKLEY

Compared with a spaceship in distress, going to hell in a handbasket is roomy and slow! (Note: very short story!).

Death Wish: A Story of the Mafia

By Iceberg Slim

Chronicles the clash between Jimmy Collucci, an ambitious member of Chicago's Mafia, and Jessie Taylor, an African American driven by revenge and hatred to destroy Collucci's infamous organization.

Death Wish

By K Webster

WARNING: This book is intended for readers eighteen years old and over. It contains material that some readers could find disturbing. Enter at your own risk.

Death Wish: A Story of the Mafia

By Iceberg Slim

This is the original mafia story that spawned all the rest—the story of Chicago’s ruthless and tireless mafia.

Death Wish

By Iceberg Slim

Tells the story of Chicago's Mafia and the power struggle that ensues when the greedy Don, Jimmy Collucci, attempts to become the king-pin of Chicago's Honored Society.

Death Wish: Starring Charles Bronson, Architect

By Rob Kovitz

DEATH WISH by Rob Kovitz is a kind of enigmatic appropriation allegory, in which Bronson is Everyman, and Architecture is the dream/nightmare that goes to bed with each of us at night. Treyf 25th Anniversary edition.