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Presents the English and Italian translations of Dante's "The Divine Comedy", with the complete text of thirty-three of the original one hundred cantos and summaries of each omitted canto.

A Spanish adaptation of Dante's "Divine Comedy" that is geared towards teens, with explanatory notes and an overviewof the text.

The story of a man's way through the torment of Hell in search for Paradise.

An illustrated edition of eighteenth-century poet William Blake's "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" a satire on religion and morality.

As the battle between the black and white martial arts sects continues, Majeh must find a way to end the fighting, which may prove difficult since each death provides one more soldier for the seemingly invincible zombie army.

On their way to Devil Mountain, Young and Majeh battle the One-Eye's Zombie army in an attempt to free their captured friends.

Majeh, a gifted swordsman in life, works in death as a collector of souls for the King of Hell, but his task becomes more complicated when a rift opens between Hell and Earth and he is charged with destroying the evil spirits that have escaped, while also dealing with the arrival of people from his past.

Seeking to rescue a group of kidnapped martial artists from the Sa Gok headquarters, Majeh shares more of his past with his group, despite the presence of their shady desert guide.

As Majeh enters battle with Jin Song and a demonic wolf, Cerberus vows to die rather than allow Moon Ju to escape, while Chung Poong, Dohwha, and Young are pulled into the deadly battle.

The warring martial arts sects are forced to ask for help when their children become zombies with murder on their minds, but it is doubtful whether the Insane Hounds have the strength to control the super-powerful kids.