Bionicle 5

It's a terrible life! Jay flies the Storm Fighter through a terrible storm and survives! But he may not be in Ninjago anymore! He's stranded in a frighteningly similar world where Sensei Wu's ninja team was never formed, and the consequences are nightmarish! See what has happened to this world's Cole, Zane, Kai, and even Jay in "Kingdom of the Snakes"!

Back in their home village after the battle with Garmadon, the four ninja are hoping for some R&R. Instead, they get drawn into a fight to the finish with the most powerful and unexpected foe they have ever faced: Sensei Wu-their own sensei! Can the students hope to defeat the master?

Jay, Cole, Zane, and Kai battle more snakes than you can shake a stick at!

Invasion of the Snakes! How do you defeat a foe who can take control of your mind? That's the latest, and perhaps greatest, challenge that confronts Cole, Zane, Jay, and Kai, the Masters of Spinjitzu! They better figure that out fast because one of them does indeed fall under the spell of the Hypnobrai! How will his fellow ninja react? The shocking answers to these questions await you in "Rise of the Serpentine," by Greg Farshtey and Paul Lee!

The hit LEGO(R) BIONICLE series returns with an all-new, never-before-seen adventure! This novel presents a tale of epic proportions, set on a mysterious island where the masters of elements called Toa fight for powerful masks that can be used for good, or evil...

Since the "Automatic Binding Bricks" that LEGO produced in 1949, and the LEGO "System of Play" that began with the release of Town Plan No. 1 (1955), LEGO bricks have gone on to become a global phenomenon, and the favorite building toy of children, as well as many an AFOL (Adult Fan of LEGO). LEGO has also become a medium into which a wide number of media franchises, including Star Wars, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Batman, Superman, Lord of the Rings, and others, have adapted their characters, vehicles, props, and settings. The LEGO Group itself has become a multimedia empire, including LEGO books, movies, television shows, video games, board games, comic books, theme parks, magazines, and even MMORPGs. LEGO Studies: Examining the Building Blocks of a Transmedial Phenomenon is the first collection to examine LEGO as both a medium into which other franchises can be adapted and a transmedial franchise of its own. Although each essay looks at a particular aspect of the LEGO phenomenon, topics such as adaptation, representation, paratexts, franchises, and interactivity intersect throughout these essays, proposing that the study of LEGO as a medium and a media empire is a rich vein barely touched upon in Media Studies.

"Cast out from his own universe, Mata Nui has been stranded on a remote planet. But all is not as it seems, and great warriors lurk even in the heart of the desert. Mata Nui meets the Glatorian, fighters with the hearts of Toa, who agree to help him with his quest to return home. Along the way, disaster strikes. Villages are being destroyed, flattened by ruthless warriors. Mata Nui must stay to help his new friends -- and, perhaps discover the key to his own destiny."--P. 4 of cover.

The Toa Inika and the Piraka battle to reach the Mask of Life in the heart of a volcano.