Tokyo Pop and Other Quinn Stories

Meet Arthur Quinn, part-time bartender and full-time fixer of problems. If you've got a problem and a good story, Quinn may be able to help you out.

In Tokyo Pop, Quinn searches for the son of his accountant, an ex-fashion model, an ex-stripper, a drug dealer and a charming rogue in five short stories. From the streets of Tokyo to the slums of Central Texas, Quinn matches wits with an array of thugs and cutthroats.

280 pages · trade paperback · $14.95 · ISBN 0-9759544-0-7

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The Killer Outfit

Alan Adams used to wear a mask and fight crime. Now he wears a suit and works as an investigator for the law firm of Porter and Porter. Mark O’Mara used to wear a suit of gleaming battle armor and fight crime. Now his armored alter ego, the Golden Guardian, serves as a corporate spokesman. That is, until the Guardian goes berserk and levels a dozen city blocks. That’s when Mister Adams is called in to make some sense of the senseless tragedy. In the course of his investigation, he confronts a society of metallic men, a drifter who can unwind time and a deadly, glowing killer. But none of that prepares him for his final encounter with the sinister mastermind known only as Morning Glory.

165 pages · trade paperback · $10.95· ISBN 0-9759544-2-3

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Pantheon Script Book

Pantheon was a critically-acclaimed series, featuring the writing talents of award-winning writer Bill Willingham. And now you can get a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse at the creative process in the Pantheon script book!

The Pantheon Script Book contains all thirteen chapters of the Pantheon series plus all of the short stories that appeared in various spin-offs and ancillary books like Heroic Tales, and includes "Year of the Dragon," a never before seen script that details the complicated relationship between Dynasty and Outrider. Even if you've read the whole series, you won't want to miss this unseen chapter in the Pantheon Saga.

560 pages · trade paperback · $24.95 · ISBN 0-9759544-1-5

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