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The first novel in the long running Espers series. Linda Williams father has been taken hostage by terrorists in the Middle East. But Linda isn't just anyone. She's an Esper. Someone with Psychic powers. And she forms a team of people like herself to rescue her dad. But Linda has no idea what she's getting into. Art by David ("V for Vendetta") Lloyd. |
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The sequel to Espers: The Storm. The Espers team has disbanded and gone their separate ways, but the organization they defeated in The Storm has sent a team of psychic assassins after them. And to make matters worse, a local mob boss has revenge plans of his own. The Espers are caught in the middle! The twists and turns of this story will keep you guessing from page to page. Painted art by Paul Johnson. |
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Skye Lanning is a high school student who learns she is an Esper who can see the history of things or people by touching them. She becomes the target of several groups who want to recruit her, including the Espers. But Skye has no desire to join anyone. Too bad no one's giving her a choice. Her decision could affect the future of the world. Art by Greg Horn. Black and white. Six issues. Art by Greg Horn |
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The Espers are back in this occult roller coaster ride. Brian Marx, from the Chiller series, teams up with the Espers to take on the Architect's latest plan. The government is testing a device that uses the Earth's ionosphere as a transmitter and the Architects plan to use it for something more nefarious. But Brian's involvement also includes a band of occult killers who are on his trail and have set their sights on the Espers! Art by Greg Horn. Black and white. Art by Greg Horn |
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Brian Marx is a modern day
mage. When a mysterious society hires him to solve a problem of theirs, he becomes
involved in a 200 year old conspiracy involving the founding of the United States and the
future of the world. Brian's hope lies in a TV reporter who is descended from an evil
sorcerer. But in trying to use her to solve his problems, he may be opening the door to a
host of new ones. |
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Ted Smith tells you three
decades worth of stories about his life, from the day he discovers how a golf ball will end
the world to the story of how his Pez dispensers advised him how to avoid letting the
machine in the sky control his thoughts. What Ted doesn't tell you is that he is a
schizophrenic. Find out from a first person experience what it's like. This book has
received much praise by people in the Psychology profession for it's accuracy and realism. |
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Hard hitting crime fiction.
Three separate tales that are interconnected, painted by three amazing artists. The series
is about the adventures of a young woman who falls into a life of crime at an early age
and tries desperately to go straight only to be pulled back in by the new men in her life.
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Jake Riley lives in a world where the Atomic Bomb was never invented because the U.S. won WW2 in 1941. He lives in a world where super humans work for governments as agents and the cold war is still going strong. Jake hates super humans, which are called Psychos behind their back. But Jake is soon thrust into a situation where he has to become the very thing he hates in order to save his love and clear his name. Fantastic painted art by Award Winning artist Dan Brereton. |
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The Age of Heroes is a continuing series of fantasy adventure stories set in the world of Xera. Each issue is a complete story forming part of a larger over all tapestry of stories. In this special meet Drake the blind swordsman, Wex the battle mage, and Conor the one armed warrior . Collects issues one and two. Fantastic art by John Ridgway. |
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The adventures of Luko and Aerwyn, two thieves who decide to steal from the gods and wish they hadn't. Also, the origin of Mael, the knight in crystal armor. Collects issues three and four. Fantastic art by John Ridgway. |
