Dusk Galactic Paradise

The year is 2348. The Earth can no longer sustain mankind - global warming, overpopulation and depleting natural resources have hit critical levels. To prevent such problems from escalating, NASA and SETI decided to establish a spaceport to expand our civilization across the universe - for the continuation of mankind. Indeed, our home galaxy, the Milky Way is full of opportunities and surprises - many worlds and places to explore and colonize. However, as we take our baby steps out into the cosmos, we realize we are not alone. We are in fact locked in a cosmic war between many intelligent civilizations beyond our wildest imaginations. Will we ever dominate our galaxy, the Milky Way?

Typical of Walter's poems are the vibrant splashes of color, the driving meters, and the whirlpool of lush images. Even more striking are his references to a shared, pan-national human culture and his highly developed word-play. --J.M. Daniel.

During the Chaos War, martial magic users called Hexers fought a battle so intense that their magic tore a rift between dimensions allowing terrifying other-dimensional creatures called the Weird to invade and inhabit any being they choose-living or dead. Hexers are the only ones who can kill a Weird. Unfortunately, most Hexers are dead or hunted by corrupted magic users called the Razer. Hexer Xane Dusk, traveling with his mechbot, K.O.M.bot, travels to The Boneyard, a graveyard of derelict ships, tracking a young scavver woman named Sooz. Is Dusk's aim to save her-or to end her-and will either of them survive what else lurks in the shadows of the abandoned vessel?

'Galactic Ramble' is a study of the 60s and 70s UK music scene. It covers thousands of albums, from pop, rock, psych and prog to jazz, folk, blues and beyond.

The members of the JLA are some of the most powerful beings on the planet. With new members Hope, Major Disaster and Manitou Raven joining heroes like Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, there's nearly no problem the Justice League can't handle, from civil wars on alien planets to fascist super-teams. But there is one being more powerful than the combined might of the JLA. One being that even Superman is afraid to face...and he's never had to, because it's a trusted ally and a member of the Justice League. But no more. Now, the most deadly being on Earth has been unleashed, and no force in the world can stop him. He will bring fire, death and destruction in his wake. And the only champion who could possibly stand a chance doesn't even remember that he's a superhero anymore. Man of Action's Joe Kelly (Ben 10, Generator Rex) teams up with all-star artist Doug Mahnke (GREEN LANTERN) as the Justice League of America faces destruction at the hands of one of their own! Collects JLA #77-93.

A stand-alone issue written by Rick Veitch! Something is stealing the memories of the JLA members! How will Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, and the Atom defeat a nemesis that has the ability to turn their most personal recollections against them?

'Endless Trip' is the fullest study of the 60s and 70s music scene ever published. It reviews over 3000 albums, from pop, rock, psych and prog to jazz, folk, blues and beyond.