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Powerful, riveting, real. Sixteen celebrated authors bring us raw, insightful stories that explore guns and teens in a fiction collection that is thought provoking and emotionally gripping. For fans of Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock and Give a Boy a Gun, and with an array of YA talent like the late great Walter Dean Myers, the poetic Joyce Carol Oates, the prophetic Elizabeth Wein, and the gritty Chris Crutcher, these are evocative voices that each has a different perspective to give. Capturing the hurt and the healing, victims and perpetrators, these stories get to the heart of the matter. From a boy whose low self-esteem is impacted when a gun comes into his possession to a student recalling a senseless tragedy that befell a favorite teacher, from a realistic look at hunting to a provocative look at a family that defies stereotypes, each emotional story stirs the debate to new levels. The juxtaposition of guns and their consequences offers moving tales, each a reminder of how crucial the question of guns in our society is, and the impact they have on all of us.Other acclaimed contributors are Marc Aronson, Edward Averett, Francesca Lia Block, Alex Flinn, Gregory Galloway, Jenny Hubbard, Peter Johnson, Ron Koertge, Chris Lynch, Eric Shanower, Will Weaver, and Tim Wynne-Jones.

First time in full color! Multiple EisnerAward-winner ERIC SHANOWER'S epic version of the Trojan War continueswith brilliant tones by colorist JOHN DALLAIRE. High King Agamemnon facesan impossible choice. If he wants victory over Troy, he must sacrifice the lifeof his eldest daughter. The editors of Publishers Weekly selected AGE OFBRONZE: SACRIFICE as a Best Book of theYear.Collects AGE OF BRONZE #10 -#19

IN COLOR for the first time! High King Agamemnon sailswith his army to conquer Troy, laying waste along his path. Behind Troy’scity walls, squabbling intensifies among the Trojan leaders. On the brink ofwar, both sides agree to an embassy of peace. But what good is a peace embassywhose members are at odds with each other?Collects AGE OF BRONZE #20-26

While Trojan prince Paris returns to Troy with Helen, the Achaean fleetmistakenly attacks Mysia, then is scattered by a storm. High King Agamemnongathers the army again, but for the fleet to sail, the gods require the life ofAgamemnon's eldest daughter, Iphigenia.

The Trojan plain fills with death as Achaean forces clash in blood with theTrojan army. In the city of Troy, Pandarus pulls the strings to put Troilus inCressida's bed. But when Cressida is ripped away to the enemy camp, how far willTroilus fight to recover her?