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The line-up includes Angels With Dirty Faces, Northampton-based Journey Home, The Most Ugly Child from Nottingham, The Southern Companion (Darren Hodson, who hails from Lymington on the South Coast of England), Robbie Cavanagh, Lars Pluto and the Reavers, and many others.

One gripe, though-Pierce and his henchmen, the Reavers, have some bionic parts, but they're hardly the scary cyborgs from the comics.

Grant, Zander Rice is the surgical head of the Transigen project whose father was killed by Logan in "X-Men: Apocalypse." The Transigen's goal is wipe out all mutants in order to advance their own ideals. (http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/wolverine/feature/a819368/logan-director-james-mangold-breaks-down-violent-new-trailer-wolverine-x-men-movie/) According to director James Mangold , Rice is the "puppet master behind [Donald Pierce] and the Reavers, and has a much larger role in the sense that he's actually the kind of brilliant mind that is trying to grow mutants."

Particularly meaty is Gregory Erickson's "From Old Heresies to Future Paradigms," on the question of the soul in Whedon's works: the tensions between "what we do and who we are, between action and being, [...] memory and reality" (341) that complicate and enrich characters that fascinate us, like Spike, Illyria, and Echo, or terrify us, like the Reavers. Those interested in Whedon's work in general and not just in the mythological aspects I've touched on in this review will find the whole a worthwhile collection.

When Reynolds takes on two new passengers - a young doctor (Sean Maher) and his telepathic sister River (Summer Glau) - he finds himself caught between the Universal Alliance and cannibalistic savages known as the Reavers. Is It Any Good?

The trail work was funded by the Northern Lands project and the trail building has been supported by the Kielder Trail Reavers and Northern Downhill as well as volunteers from Natural England who have worked with the Forestry Commission on the trail construction through a series of trail building days from April.

And 50 friends and family climbed aboard to bid their farewells to the 63-year-old, who was affectionately known as 'Reavers' and 'The Squire of Bournville'.

The award-winning photographer, who has died aged 63, was known affectionately as Reavers.

It's creator, author Emily Diamand, was determined that her first children's novel, Reavers' Ransom, would be entertaining and exciting rather than gloomily post-apocalyptic.

Then they encounter the lone survivor of an attack by the space loonies, Reavers, and who may just be too traumatised to save.

Nicholas Latimer, from publishers Knofp, said MacDonald Fraser's last work, The Reavers, will be released in the US in April.