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|  | | Balzac's Troubles
Humorous and very satirical look at Balzac's life and his underlying angst.
I think we can all agree that the very greatest artists are those who have experienced deep, underlying angst. The deeper and more underlying, the better.
Take the life of Balzac, exhaustively explored in this humorous and satirical graphic novel.
With all the painful things he went through that we know about, this graphic novel uncovers even more embarrassing events that most certainly helped form the great man.
Prepare to discover what embarrassing events shaped this great artist. | |  | | Dronefire
A terrorist plot has been planned to use drones to reduce the American West Coast to a pile of ashes. Can an aging police detective stop the plot?
Dronefire isn’t just a novel, it’s also a cautionary tale about a real danger we all face from factions who wish to destroy us. A young woman is found dead in a San Francisco alley. Though the death seems to be accidental, a careful look at all the evidence by a top-notch criminalist reveals mystery after mystery surrounding her demise.
Working with the criminalist is a doggedly determined SFPD detective who just can’t shake the similarity to a case from the 1970s. That case was worked by a detective who was forced into retirement because of the voices he constantly hears. Voices tha | |  | | Lover Boy
Lover Boy is a collection of short, graphic, very satiric stories covering a range of topics (all hilarious).
In this comic collection we delve into "A Warning to Women," which is no matter how hard a women tries, her man (providing she has one) is not likely to stop being gross, which men see as being SO very funny.
Next is a couple of "Beauty and the Beast -- the married years." Yes, love was wonderful during their dating years, but can a sensitive princess really adapt to being married to a beast?
Finally, a very sweet and totally true story of the Murmaids. They were the last of the "girl groups" to chart a number one hit with their "Popsicles and Icicles" before the Beatles dom | |  | | Noir Town
Noir Town takes readers into dark, city canyons festering with sex trafficking. And not just the amateurish sex trade so rampant in the city already, but a highly organized and efficient extension of the Himmler’s old Nazi SS Lebensborn program designed to produce pure, Aryan-blooded children who will thrive in secret nurseries to become the true master race and carry a German Forth Reich to its ordained destiny as masters of the world. What they didn’t count on was the involvement of wise-cracking PI Mike Cannon and his highly trained and extremely dangerous immediate family.
Noir Town is a thrill ride into dark, city canyons festering with sex trafficking. Not just the amateurish sex trade already so rampant in the city, but a highly organized and efficient extension of Heinrich Himmler’s old Nazi SS Lebensborn program.
The program was designed to produce pure, Aryan-blooded children raised in secret nurseries to become the true master race. A race that will carry a German Forth Reich to its ordained destiny as masters of the world. What they didn’t count on was the involvement of wise-cracking PI Mike Cannon and his highly trained and extremely dangerou | |  | | Off Limits
Humorous, graphic stories covering a wide range of daily topics.
Off Limits presents 35 pages of graphic stories that will have the reader rolling in the aisle. The book covers such stories as, why alien invasions fail, the adventures of Scofflaw and Goodie Twoshoes (the identical cousins who are always in trouble), avoiding the dangers of office parties, and how to get your lawyer relative to sue someone you don't like.
It's available in print or Kindle form, so don't delay. Order your copy today and get in on all the fun. | |  | | Station Wagon Funnies
A collection of humorous, graphic stories from the 1960's.
Station Wagon Funnies contains three of the funniest stories from the dark recesses of the 1960's. First is a father/son classic titled, "Buying Cars with my Dad." For my dad, car buying was a kind of sport: him against the salesman. And they both loved it.
Next is a true story titled, "Terror in the Heartland." It's about a car trip with my family back to the Midwest where my dad grew up. I found it to be a terrifying experience.
Last, but certainly not least, is a story titled, "What I did During my Summer Vacation" when I was trapped in hot, burning Phoenix during the summ | |  | | The End of Innocence
Satirical, graphic humor.
This 35-page graphic comic is filled with satirical, humorous material that will have the reader rolling on the floor--laughing that is. Not having convulsions. Maybe having convulsions. This book is pretty funny.
Learn how one New Year's Eve almost didn't happen. Visit the vast production plant of Forbidden City Comics (as published by Solstice Publishing), learn how easy it is to "make" comics, Scoff Law and Goddie Two-Shoes explain why you should always wear a tinfoil helmet, and join Po-Dunk as he (once again) falls off his turnip truck in a high-class shopping center.
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Humorous, satirical, graphical coming of age stories.
The King's Hat is another collection of graphical stories. They're all based on actual incidents, but altered just enough to make them anonymous. First is "The Sad Case of Annette Bunson." It's about the most pivotal of times, when the early 60's morphed into the late 60's and the teenage power structure turned upside down.
Next is "My Dream," a look into my own psyche which is (no surprise) different than everyone else's.
Last is "No Thanks for Thanksgiving." Based on an actual event, it tells the sad story of a young, spoiled girl's new boyfriend meeting her family for the | |  | | The Memory Walker
If you could see people's memories, go into them and manipulate all the objects in them, that would be a kind of superpower, wouldn't it?
Hyperthymesia is the condition of possessing an extremely detailed autobiographical memory, and 16 year old Benny Monroe has it -- in spades. Not only can Benny remember every minute of his short life, but he can see into the memories of other people -- and even enter those memories. His powers don't stop there, however.
This gift makes Benny the perfect candidate to help the FBI discover and neutralize a terrorist plot to bring New York to it's knees and to paralyze the entire government. Will a 16 year old boy, no matter how gifted, be able to stop the furious attack? | |  | | Waiting to Run
A vital and missing piece of evidence from the Kennedy assassination is discovered containing links to quantum physics and the holographic universe.
Waiting to Run is a spooky thriller featuring a young (and thoroughly reluctant) witch who must quickly learn her craft well enough to save the entire universe from the ghost of Oswald...the Lee Harvey type of Oswald that is.
The ghosts of Jack Ruby and Dorothy Kilgallen help out as best they can, but when dealing with the holographic universe, it's a crap shoot for who will come out on top. |
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Nine Years to Freedom
by Armineh Ohanian
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 Farhad Shirazi, a three star general of the ex-Shah's army who has been hiding in Iran for nine years,needs to escape From Ayatollah Khomeini's Iran or face capture and execution by the revolutionary guards...
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