Seven Wonders Series by Peter Lerangis Complete

Time Machine books are just like the Choose your own adventure books. You read the page and at the end you will find two or three options from which you choose what to do next. Depending on your choice you will go to the page indicated to follow the story. Because of this you may read the book more than once and yet have a different story every time.

The period of over 125 years from the beginning of the 19th century saw the creation of some of the world's most remarkable feats of engineering. These are now celebrated as great wonders of the world - revealing as much about human creativity and the determination of the human spirit as they do of technological endeavour.

This 6-part limited series by Peter B. Gillis of fame adapts Peter S.Beagle's novel of the same title into the medium of comic books, and for once, it's an adaptation done right. The story unfolds at a very smooth pace, as the unicorn first becomes aware that she might be the last of her kind and decides to find if there are others left. A simple enough premise yet it evokes such a strong feel for its setting and world that you almost lie back and immerse yourself in it. The art from Renae De Liz and Ray Dillon provide a soft, beautiful line with gentle colors that saturate and soak into the page. Their panel sequences flow into one another in a manner that cannot be achieved in any other media. Beagle's story points out that most people in its world don't recognize a unicorn when they see one; perhaps they've become too jaded, or have lost their sense of the fantastic. If you read The Last Unicorn you'll find any sense of the fantastic that you might have otherwise mislaid. All issues are Minutemen scans, save for the last and current issue #6 which is a just-as-good GreenGiant scan. Issues #1-3 are packed into a single-download RAR archive. The rest are individual comic book files.

The Seven Wonders are the engineering marvels built by great minds of long-lost civilizations, but we're not sure if some even existed; new discoveries and cutting-edge archaeological methods might prove what they looked like and why they disappeared.

Seven American engineering marvels are among the modern wonders of United States, and now, investigators use hidden records to decode and reveal the mysteries behind these historic American icons.

Cutting-edge archaeological methods help experts unearth the dark secrets hidden at seven wonders of ancient Rome; what they find challenges everything we know about this once-mighty empire.