Also, like the real Samson, his strength depends on the length of his hair. In 2006, David Grossman's novel Lion's Honey: The Myth of Samson was published. In 2006, David Maine published his novel The Book of Samson, the third of his Biblical series of novels which also includes Fallen and The Preservationist. Carol Ann Duffy's poetry anthology The World's Wife contains a poem entitled "Delilah", which sympathetically follows the eponymous character in the Biblical story. In the Image comics series Invincible an African-American character with great strength is named Black Samson. In 2002, Mario Ruiz and Jerry Novick published a graphic novel version called Samson: Judge of Israel through the American Bible Society. In 2011, Ginger Garrett published her novel, Desired: The Untold Story of Samson and Delilah, which tells the story of Samson from the perspective of the three main women in his life: his mother, his wife, and Delilah. In 2012, Justin Reed published a graphic novel, "Samson: Blessed Savior of Israel," which draws from a wide range of resources in previous scholarship and literature on Samson to create a fresh perspective on the Samson story. Film The most detailed film version of the Biblical Samson was the 1949 Cecil B. deMille film Samson and Delilah, starring Victor Mature as Samson. Two made-for-TV films, in 1984 and 1996, retold the story of Samson and Delilah. Another film, Samson, was made in 2018. The Samson character was featured in a series of five sword-and-sandal adventure films made in Italy in the 1960s, as follows: Samson (Italian title Sansone) (1961) portrayed by Brad Harris Samson vs. The Pirates (1963) a/k/a Samson and the Sea Beast Samson Challenges Hercules (1963) a/k/a Hercules, Samson and Ulysses Samson vs. the Black Pirate (1963) a/k/a Hercules and the Black Pirate Samson and His Mighty Challenge (1965) a semi comedy/satire co-starring Hercules, Ursus & Maciste Other films based on the story of Samson and Delilah include: Aurat (1953), Indian film adaptation of the Biblical tale by B. Verma, starring Premnath and Bina Rai in the lead roles. Samson (1964), Indian action-adventure film by Nanabhai Bhatt where the hero is portrayed by Dara Singh. Aaj Ka Samson (1991), adaptation of the story set in modern-day India, starring Hemant Birje as Samson. Music Classical Samson was an opera by Jean-Philippe Rameau with a libretto by Voltaire. It was never staged for censorship reasons and the music