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Set in 1947, the narrative follows Jackie Robinson, a talented minor-league baseball player who broke Major League Baseball's color barrier by joining the Brooklyn Dodgers. As a black man and a U.S. Army veteran, he faced significant prejudice and hatred but triumphed to become one of the game's best players. His achievements not only earned him a place in the Hall of Fame but also inspired countless individuals to challenge segregation and pursue their dreams, solidifying his legacy as one of America's greatest heroes.

The book explores the captivating stories of athletes who experienced brief but remarkable moments of glory in their sports careers. These "one-season wonders" shone brightly for a short time, sharing the field with elite players before fading into obscurity. Through these tales, readers will encounter the highs and lows of fleeting success, capturing the essence of ambition and the transient nature of fame in sports.

"Fetish Art" präsentiert seltene und neu entdeckte erotische Kunstwerke des Comic-Zeichners Shuster aus den späten 1940er Jahren. Diese Fetish-Comics, entstanden in einer finanziell schwierigen Zeit, erlangten erst durch den Film "Superman - The Movie" 1978 Berühmtheit.