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A researcher from Earth, Richard finds himself losing everything when the discovery of a distant planet comes into play. His colleague, Jenkins takes it upon himself to use the discovery to further his personal gain when interplanetary beings crash land in an attempt to escape war, only to bring the war with them. Enemies follow suit soon after. Pacts are made, and blood is shed, all while Richard learns that he himself isn't who he thinks he is. Things only go to hell that much faster when Jenkins captures the Demi-God, Lunar and his companions, using them to gain power. Will Richard get there in time to stop Jenkins and save Lunar with the help of the unexpected friends he makes along ...

Following the defeat of the power-hungry Jenkins, Richard, Lunar, and the rest travel to Hathos, Lunar, and Levadian' homeworld thought to be destroyed in wars years before, in an effort to see Dark Moon, their father who is also the residing God. Upon arrival things don't go quite as planned, the group meets with some very different outlooks. Being thrown in jail, sentenced to death, and Ace losing her tags to a fox named Arkus, tensions are already high when another learns of the tags, King Wraithart. Using his resources to his advantage he abducts Ace in an effort to break the bond of the Gods of Drakia. Will the group get to her in time before the connection is severed, or will all h ...

With the Drakian Gods scattered throughout the cosmos, Lunar, Levadian, and company decide it best to go their separate ways, searching for them. Wraithart all the while schemes in the darkness of the Void World, watching his many foes befriend the gods one by one. Gaining their trust, Dark and his elder sons are forced to open a doorway between Hathos and Earth, utilizing a small crystal wolf in lieu of his world being attacked by the Demon god of Hellfire, Diablos, and the Titan of Stone, Gaius. Taking them down with ease, Lunar and Levadian go missing, ending up inside a dimension residing within an ancient Tome of Trials. Using this opportunity, Skylar attacks the planet sending all ...

This book is an introduction into how politics have affected comic books since Superman's inception in 1938 to today and how these very comics have educated and inspired millions of children and adults worldwide. So for example, without the Great Depression we wouldn't have the Superman and Batman as we know them.

Utopia isn’t without its problems. Explosions in the paradise of Zelfar send Zophie and her family racing through the portal to America’s state of Oregon. Zophie then has some fast explaining to do when she’s forced to divulge her covert life in Portland to her son, Zack. Zack is angry—and for good reason. Not only is he thrust into a world he’s never known about and told secrets few would believe, but now his girlfriend’s life hangs by a dangerous thread. Zophie and her husband, Travis, are taxed with finding a cure for Zelfar that will ensure the continuation of the population. Even more is added to Zophie’s plate when people who went missing from Zelfar start showing up in Oreg ...