Since the synopsis would spoil some major reveals from the four issues of Alter Ego that came before this one, I’ve included the book trailer, which looks cool but doesn’t give anything away.
The Snake Lady stands at the foot of Charlie’s bed, smiles, and unhinges her jaw . . .
Empathetic fourth grader Charlie asks his new classmate Monica why she’s crying.
She whispers to him about the Snake Lady:
Her demonic red eyes . . . her voice like a thousand razors dragged across exposed bone . . . the stench of decay . . . the maniacal snickering . . .
Once Charlie knows the Snake Lady’s story, she’s passed on to him like a virus.
Now the Snake Lady slithers from the shadows of Charlie’s bedroom closet, paralyzing him and ingesting him a little more each night.
With the help of his big brother Jake, Charlie frantically struggles to destroy the beast before she engulfs him.
But how do you slay a monster who lives in your imagination?
The first colony on Earth’s moon has just had its first murder. I’ve been tasked with catching the killer.
My name is Coba. I’m a robot with artificial general intelligence, meaning I can learn any intellectual task a human being can.
A colonist is found with his neck snapped and his heart cut out. The heart is missing. A suspect is in custody, but something doesn’t add up.
Strange events start to unfold, including a rash of bizarre sleepwalking incidents. The colonists’ conflicting accounts of the murder make me wonder if everyone is lying to me.
I realize the killer wants to play a game with me when a gift box shows up in my room. Inside is the victim’s missing heart.
++++ This is the first book in a spin-off series;
you don't have to have read Off-World 1 - 3 to read this book. ++++
The perfect read for fans of The Twilight Zone, Black Mirror, and Tales from the Crypt.
A disoriented man is trapped in a sealed white room, a shoebox resting on his lap. The words DON’T OPEN THE BOX are scrawled across the lid in his own handwriting . . .
Four strangers wake up in an idyllic field with a mysterious little boy. The rest of the world has been replaced by a black void . . .
A college freshman meets a sullen senior at a party and falls in love with him. Little by little, she learns that his secret sadness masks a terrifying truth . . .
These three tales are part of a collection of six Strange Stories that will bend your mind, haunt your dreams, and expand your reality.
A terminally ill mother turns amateur sleuth to uncover who trapped her on a distant moon—so she can exact her revenge.
Would you help kill the world's only superhero if the price were right?
Self-centered sleuth Chris Club gets hired by an archvillain to unmask Blue, an invulnerable superhero with a decapitating uppercut. Blue has no reflection, only comes out at night, and never leaves the Centro city limits.
Club's psychotic boss wants to kill Blue just to make the whole world sad.
As Club unravels the mind-bending truth about who and what Blue is, he realizes he needs to protect his city’s supernatural savior—even if it costs him his life.
Half novel. Half graphic novel. A visual mystery you'll obsess over.
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When she lost her power, she found her strength.
Lina is one of the most powerful crime-solving psychics in the country.
When a serial killer murders her brother-in-law, Lina rushes back to the South Philly neighborhood she grew up in to find the killer before they strike again.
Then a freak accident strips Lina of her psychic ability permanently. Determined to prove she has worth beyond her supernatural gift, she decides to become a real detective and catch the killer the old-fashioned way.
The closer Lina gets to finding the killer, the closer they get to her and her family.
A tragedy told with comedic timing.
BOBBY PINKER hates his humdrum corporate job.
He only has one friend at work, a comedian named Ron. Just as their friendship starts to blossom, Ron is found dead in the office parking garage.
The police rule Ron’s death a suicide, but Bobby becomes convinced one of his coworkers murdered him.
He starts snooping around the office, slipping voice-activated tape recorders under desks, breaking into the HR filing cabinet, and tailing people home.
Bobby’s investigation will likely get him fired. It will possibly get him arrested. And if he isn’t careful, it just might get him killed.