Twigs Dupree recently acquired the gift of immortality and has chosen to play hero. Shoot him in the head and he will keep walking. Strangle him with a wire and he will keep talking. Send him up against a killer that views entrails as Christmas tinsel and for the first time since he got his powers, Twigs will wish he were dead.

The Expendable One, Volume 1

Comics & Graphic Novels

Jason M. Burns

Graphic Novels

Viper Comics

Combining elements of humor, mystery and horror, private investigator Alan Sirois and his partner Mr. Bloomberg, a paraplegic ventriloquist dummy that Alan believes was shot in the back by an assailant and became crippled when the bullet lodged in his spine, track down a gruesome killer known only as the Flesh Collector.

A Dummy's Guide to Danger 1

In his first adventure, the bumbling Twigs Dupree was almost castrated by the maniacal cult leader known only as The Animal, now one year later, the invincible hero returns to face his greatest threat yet... really hot women and their KILLER bodies. Boobs and bullets and blood! Oh my!

The Expendable One, Volume 2: The Boob Versus the Boobs

While many of the stories that surround the Underground Railroad are well documented, its origins are not. If history has taught us anything its that for every great idea, there is a greater source of inspiration. For as long as civilized man has walked the Earth, another form of the railroad has existed. The Underworld Railroad, although not unlike its sister version in terms of concept, was put into place for a very different reason. When a human being dies, its spirit is either called to Heaven or escorted to Hell based on the sins the person commits while alive. For those spirits forced to enter Hell as the wrongly accused, there is hope. A system of safe houses has been established around the globe, offering refuge for the confused and bewildered spirits who attempt to outrun the devil. This is their story.

The Underworld Railroad

When a canine infected with a mutated Rabies virus escapes from a lab, a small town is flipped on its head as the disease spreads into the human population, causing family, friends and neighbors to turn on each other. As a violent war rages, one sheriff will do whatever it takes to keep his family safe and to stop his town from slipping into hell.

The Rabid

Gypsy Joe Jefferson Paperback

When the imaginary poop hits the fan, who can make things right? With the safety of the world hanging in the balance, a group of ragtag imaginary friends led by Rex Montana, the greatest imaginary adventurer never to have ever existed, is assembled to stop the evil Shift Valentine from becoming real.

Imaginary Friends

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Outlaw Entertainment

Hat Trick follows the adventures of Ray, a would-be magician who is introduced to a world of magic through his famous uncle's top hat. With the help of a few of the world's inhabitants, including a six-foot tall talking rabbit named Poof, Ray must uncover his true potential and defeat the evil that is enslaving the world.

Hat Trick

Jenna Blue is a ruthless assassin with pale blue skin - a condition so rare that only a small handful share in it. When Jenna discovers her most recent targets all have the similar pigmented epidermis, a mystery unfolds, revealing that she and others like her may be the result of a genetic experiment that first began in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.

Jenna Blue

In reality, the legendary characters of Zorro, Robin Hood, and Sinbad the Sailor are not just the stuff of fiction, but instead, a long lineage of skilled protectors who vow justice for the innocent. Now in 2009, the mask, the bow, and the sea will call out to a new generation, and in the process a group of unlikely heroes will arise, one that promises to clean up a city where the streets have run rampant with corruption and injustice.

We The People

Ricardo A. Villa

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