Digitized facsimile of the 1542 edition from a copy in the Warnock Library. Text is searchable and printable.

• Commentary / Ian Jackson
• The fruit garden display'd / Ian Jackson
• Notes on the fruits of Pomona Londinensis / C.T. Kennedy
• Binding and collation
• Book images, Pomona Londinensis
• Transcription.

Digital facsimile of the 46 cm. edition published W. Hooker and sold by J. Harding, from a copy in the collection of the California Academy of Sciences. Transcription is searchable.

• Disc
• 1. The earliest years: 1952-1960
• discs 2&3. The early years, but not the earliest: 1961-1968 ; The latest of the early years: 1969-1974
• discs 4&5. Somewhere in the middle years: 1975-1980 ; The earliest of the late years: 1981-1987
• discs 6&7. The relatively late, but not as late as, the latest years: 1988-1994 ; The latest years: 1995-1998.

Contains every issue of Mad from 1952-1998, 133 Mad special issues, 12 Mad annuals, 7 Mad follies, Spy vs. spy cartoons, interviews with Mad creators, music clips, animations, and other items related to the magazine.

Interactive publisher's catalog, including film clips and sound.

Includes a digitized facsimile of the 1610 Venice edition of Galileo's Sidereus nuncius from the copy in the Warnock Library; the English translation by Albert Van Helden (Chicago : University of Chicago Press, 1989) and a commentary by Van Helden. Text is searchable and displays may be magnified up to 600%.

"The Penguin, the Riddler, and the Joker have decided to play an evil game: whoever commits the most daring crime will take over Gotham City's criminal empire. Can Batman and Robin stop this terrible contest? Or will Catwoman outsmart them all?"--Container.

"SPLAT!! At the family's garage sale Bobby's Mom gets hit with a flying mud clump. She blames Bobby's friend Ozzie and orders Bobby to send him home. But Ozzie can't go home since his parents dropped him off and left for the weekend. Can Bobby use his detective skills to find the real culprit and convince Mom that Ozzie is innocent?"--Container.

"Aquaman and his allies find themselves confronted by an army of super villains who unleash a devastating suction machine that captures the creatures in Aquaman's watery realm. Will Aquaman be able to save the Earth's oceans?"--Container.

"In this spoof of the best space shows, Eek! is mistaken for an alien when he falls out of a plane and lands in Area 51, the secret location for testing captured aliens and their spaceships. The mad scientists order Eek! to teach them how to fly their collection of spaceships. Since Eek! can't fly, phone home, or beam up, the angry scientists threaten to make him part of their alien zoo. Can Eek! convince them he's a cat and escape Area 51? The question is out there."--Container.

"The family vacation to Lake Winnibigoshish is the same every year. Dad fishes for the infamous Huskie Muskie. Mom gossips poolside. And Louie hides from annoying Kelly Basset while trying to befriend the popular Lanza triplets. This year it seems like Louie is destined for success. With his spectacular Mom-drenching cannonball into the pool, Louie wins the friendship of the Lanzas. However, Louie learns that popularity has its price. When the Lanzas goad Louie into teasing Kelly, Louie is forced to choose between old friends and new."--Container.

"A cry for help goes out across the nation's airwaves when two strange aliens embark on a wave of destruction. Superboy comes to the rescue only to find there may be a much larger threat. Can Superboy deal with the hostile visitors, or are they the least of his concerns?"--Container.

"A mysterious creature rises from the depths of the Earth to capture a new queen for his people, and he's got his eye on Lois Lane. His evil powers allow him to transform into any human shape, causing total confusion. Will Superman save Lois from the clutches of the Mysterious Mr. Mist?"--Container.

Based on L'Année Philologique, DCB contains citations of all known scholarly work published in any language anywhere in the world concerning the areas of ancient Greek and Latin language and linguistics, Greek and Roman history, literature, philosophy, art, archaeology, religion, mythology, music, science, early Christian texts, numismatics, papyrology and epigraphy, and concerning the time period from the second millennium B.C. to roughly 500-800 A.D.

An interactive video that explores the life, family, voyages, and discoveries of Christopher Columbus. Examines the peoples and events of the world in the late 15th century.