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Dive into the first issue of 2024. Immerse yourself in the world of martial arts with captivating articles that explore the legacy of Bruce Lee's masterpiece, Fist of Fury.Explore the Martial Arts Icon: Fist of Fury - Bruce Lee's MasterpieceChen Zhen: The Enduring Legacy of Bruce Lee's Fist of FuryExclusive Look: John Negron's Bruce Lee Fist of Fury Memorabilia CollectionUnveiling the Legacy: Mike Nesbitt's "Bruce Lee Column - Real or Fake: Chinese Gung Fu"Fist of Fury Photogallery!Plus Part 1 John Negron's impressive collection of Fist of Fury memorabiliaPart 1 Thomas Gross rare Fist of Fury collectibles

Superheroes and Digital Perspectives: Super Data examines the intersection of the superhero genre and issues of the internet, data, and digital media to provide not only a posthuman study of the superhero, but also an examination of the ways in which the superhero acts as a lens for our interactions with technology. Contributions to this collection range from the virality of the superhero as political expression to human-nonhuman relations, social expectations, and trends in cultural products. Providing fruitful, rigorous analysis of this genre in the context of ubiquitous handheld networked technology, social media, and data harvesting techniques, this book will be of particular interest to scholars of media studies, posthuman studies, communication, and popular culture.

LOST RIDERS OF THE HOLLYWOOD SAGE . . . Fans of Western movies have heard of (and likely seen) the key genre classics: Shane, High Noon, The Searchers, Stagecoach, Red River, Tombstone, and Unforgiven, to name a few. But how many armchair cowboys and cowgirls are aware that thirty years previous to Clint Eastwood's film, a similarly named movie, The Unforgiven, featured two top 1950s Western stars, Burt Lancaster and Audie Murphy? Or that the story told in Tombstone earlier appeared in an all but lost 1940s film featuring the sadly forgotten Richard Dix? Beginning in the pre-20th Century era of silent flickers, continuing on through Hollwood's Golden Age to overlooked masterpieces from our own time, THEY WENT THAT-A-WAY features credits for each 'Oater,' rare images, and an analysis of each inclusion.. From serious psychological movies produced during the 1950s to those Singin' Cowboy B pictures that delighted audiences in the 1930s, here is a book designed to complete every Western buff's desire to know the whole story of an authentic American. genre.

Plan your enchanting return to HOGWARTSTM with this large hardcover ruled journal featuring fun, colorful graphics celebrating the Hogwarts Express and the beginning of a new school year. Perfect for young fans of the HARRY POTTERTM films, this journal lies flat when open and includes 192 ruled pages, a ribbon placeholder, an elastic band, and a back pocket for storing keepsakes and mementos.