The noble kingdoms of The Land Ever After and The Far, Far Away are on the verge of war. A sinister plot is in play. The young Princess Faere has been mysteriously kidnapped. And all the evidence of the foul deed points to The Far, Far Away. Chevalier the mouse goes off on a hero's quest to save the missing Princess, stop the looming war between two kingdoms--And fulfill his destiny.

"The Goonies" meet "Invaders from Mars!"

BFF's Bella and MaryBeth are just typical tweenagers trying to deal with typical tweenage stuff: the cut throat popularity contest that is high school, the social minefield that is social media--Boys! Their one saving grace is their unusual after school job--Being tweenaged hired assassins for the mob. "HIT GIRLZ". They're good girls--Gone badass!!!

Kings Club Graphic Novel Volume 1: digital-first. An Italian mafia boss' daughter has to prove her skills during a clan war, while two hired agents of a multitask worldwide mercenary organization are looking for something called "The Joker" in her family. Genre: Conspiracy Thriller Pulp Neo Noir. Protagonist: Leading lady. Twice a week!

“You’ve gotta envy the stars–Because they get to be in the sky.” Duster Haywood Jr. Most superheroes have humble beginnings. Superman had Smallville. Spiderman had high school. Batman had…ugh…No, he was always rich, wasn’t he? And Wonder Woman was always an Amazon. Well, SKY COMMANDER got his start at a kitchen table and after hours in the machine shop of an Auto Body Repair Shop by Harlem inventor Dustin “Duster” Haywood Jr. and his invention–The Rocket Pack. But conquering the skies would be just the beginning of where Duster’s rocket pack would take him as the high flying SKY COMMANDER. “SKY COMMANDER” by Darryl Hughes and Monique MacNaughton. It’s like The Rocketeer meets Indiana Jones.