The Pood: Michigan's Inferno is far from a divine comedy, but it does feature an adorable supernatural fire-belching poodle that has escaped Beelzebub's gauche claws. Hell-Michigan-bent is The Pood on killing its former master and best friend, the sleepy hamlet’s insipid mayor, and anyone or anything that gets in the way of the orange-eyed ragamuffin is bound to meet a grisly end. But can Beelzebub in bad conscience (in what passes for the conscience of a dissolute devil who pops anti-depressant pills and lingers in front of cnn.com on his home computer) allow his little terror to run amok on Earth to annihilate whatever strikes its fancy? If he had his way, of course he could — and at that point our story might have ended in an epic military disaster, like most absurd modern endeavors. But he doesn’t have his way. Flo Jellem, mistress of mayonnaise and professor emeritus of home economics at Chester Alan Arthur Junior High School, a grandmotherly bitch on wheels who died a horrible death at the claws and fiery breath of The Pood, arrives in the devil’s own den to kick ass and take names. With proddings (beatings) by Flo, Bubb is compelled to muster the courage to visit the real Hell — the one upstairs — in defense of the earth. Mission: snatch back the renegade Pood before disaster engulfs the world.

The Pood: Michigan's Inferno

Literature & Fiction

M, David

Thorson, Scott

Humor & Satire

Pood Paw Prints, LLC

A post-modernist, hallucinatory visual and literary epic. Did the Gods invent mortals, or did mortals invent the Gods? Or did both invent each other? In the far future, homo sapiens are long gone and earth is scoured of all life. However, the Gods abide — as do a myriad of species scattered across the far-flung Cosmos. Taken together, the mortal and immortal realm is known as the Mythoscape. In it, warring pantheons of venal and self-important Gods, bored to death by their own inability to die, vie for worship among the masses. But only one pantheon — the Pantheon — has a different idea: a war against worship itself.

Pantheon: Heterotopia (Pantheon Series One)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Moges, Awet

Fantasy

Art and Sketches from the Graphic Novel Pantheon

The Art of Pantheon

Arts & Photography

In Volume One, an amnesiac Goddess, Kaeli, was washed ashore on a barren earth, and met, for the first time, a team of Gods, The Pantheon. Their mission: wipe out all worship of Gods across the cosmos, by seizing their so-called Mythofacts that they use to mesmerize mortals — their crescents and crosses, icons and abracadabra.With one of their team members mysteriously vanished, the Pantheon auditions Kaeli as his replacement — and, wielding the hammer of Thor, she shines, helping to seize the Holy Grail.Here in Volume II, Pantheon faces a new mission: to uproot a Mythofact that woos extraterrestrial mortals with the siren song of eternal life. But other gods threaten Pantheon with sabotage and imprisonment, while Kaeli confronts her shocking past — and the mystery of the vanished god begins to unravel.

Pantheon: Heterothanasia (Pantheon Series One)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Misialowski, David

Graphic Novels

The Light Fantastic: New York Photography by Feo

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