Devastator #11: Otaku

SNL meets Mad Magazine but the sensibilities of Family Guy and TED takes on Japanese manga. Otaku Devastator #11 Devastator Press September 2014 The gags go on and on and come in a ton of different guises. There are joke...
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Personal by Lee Child

Don't hate but this was my first Jack Reacher novel. Hey, 10,000 books get published a week I read somewhere! Whatever the cause, it was definitely a mistake. Personal A Jack Reacher Novel by Lee Child Delacorte Press / ...
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VeggieTales: Pirates, Mess Detectives and a Superhero by Karen Poth

Who doesn't love VeggieTales? And who doesn't want their young children to learn to read better? If that's you this book is NOT for you. VeggieTales: Pirates, Mess Detectives and a Superhero I Can Read Series, Level 1 by...
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Galaxy's Most Wanted by Kloepfer and Edwards

When an alien visits Earth it's up to Kevin, Warner, Tara, and TJ to handle business at summer camp while also getting rid of the alien. What ensues is a hilarious teen story filled with drama, twists and turns and witty...
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The Unbelievable Gospel by Jonathan K. Dodson

Modern stereotypical evangelism isn't the way it is supposed to be. It has become rote, by the numbers and simply unbelievable. The Unbelievable Gospel Say Something Worth Believing by Jonathan K. Dodson Zondervan Septem...
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Deep Black Sea by David M. Salkin

A team of scientists and sailors plan on living in a 5 story sphere on the bottom of the ocean, at 20,000 feet, next to an underwater volcano, for a year with no way to be contacted by the outside world and where rising ...
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The Answer to Bad Religion is Not No Religion by Martin Thielen

Too often the main excuse for people who avoid going to God is the people who are supposedly Christian and how they mistreat others. The Answer to Bad Religion is Not No Religion A Guide to Good Religion for Seekers, Ske...
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Louise Loves Art by Kelly Light

Louise is on the hunt to express herself perfectly through art. She loves to draw and put her "imagination on the outside." When her masterpiece is finished it literally is - finished with scissors by her brother. Louise...
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Trillium by Jeff Lemire

When a World War I soldier meets a botantist trying to save humanity in the year 3797 sparks fly and time is undone and redone differently in a fantastic science fiction story that is a must read. Trillium TPB collects ...
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The River by Beverly Lewis

She looked once more at the dreaded river. Since Anna's death, it had been such a barrier . . . a place and a moment she could not seem to move past. A line I can't move beyond...The River The River by Beverly Lewis Beth...
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Interview: Michael Golden

BookGateway (Scott Asher and David Mason) had a chance at Comic Con Nashville for an interview with the Michael Golden who was first known for his work on Marvel's Micronauts, before drawing a number of Marvel comics thr...
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Interview: Robert and Shawn Lamb

BookGateway (Scott Asher and David Mason) had a chance at Comic Con Nashville for an interview with the former Filmation storyboard artist and writer/ director Robert Lamb (He-Man Masters of the Universe, Ghostbusters, S...
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