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Monsters was a comic-book urban legend. Originally pitched in 1984 as an Incredible Hulk one-shot exploring Bruce Banner’s abusive childhood, the story was shelved because of the word “goddamn” and then later repurposed during Bill Mantlo’s run on the series, infuriating Windsor-Smith. The cartoonist shopped a revised, significantly expanded version of the book to different publishers—at one point it was going to be published at Vertigo—but Monsters never materialized beyond some artwork posted on Windsor-Smith’s website. Then, last year, Fantagraphics announced that it would ...

'Project Prometheus': British Army plots solar energy drive as it confirms 2050 net zero goal Content by subject If you already have an account please use the link below to sign in. If you have any problems with your access or would like to request an individual access account please contact our customer service team. The British Army is targeting net zero emissions by 2050, according to the MoD Plan to marshall a greener future for armed forces comes amid confusion around timetable for Army’s net zero goal, which was previously announced for an earlier date The British Army has unveiled pl...

Army’s first solar-powered base to save £1m and reduce emissions MoD’s Project Prometheu aims to increase the use of renewable energy and is due to be completed this spring 7 April 2021 • 6:00am The British Army is to go green with its first ever training base powered by the sun.  The Army on Wednesday announced that the Ministry of Defence’s first photovoltaic solar farm will be constructed at the Defence School of Transport (DST) in Normandy Barracks, Leconfield. The solar array is the first of four pilot sites being delivered as part of the MoD’s Project Prometheus, which aims...

ANALYSIS/OPINION: In Brad Taylor’s “An American Traitor,” the latest thriller in his series about the “Taskforce,” a fictional covert counterterrorism unit, Pike Logan and Jennifer Cahill are vacationing in Australia when they are forced to come to the rescue of former Taskforce member Clifford Delmonty, whose callsign is “Dunkin.” The pair discovers that Delmonty is being pursued by a group of Communist Chinese operatives who work for the Communist government’s intelligence agency, the Ministry of State Security, the MSS. The Chinese operatives are chasing Dunkin and his Aust...