A magical quest that explores the senses and sensibility of teamwork, duty and honor, by best-selling creators, Jodorowsky & Bess. PUBLICATION IN 1 VOLUME - COMPLETED WORK. When the King is taken prisoner by Tartarath, the “Dark Master,” twins Prince Aram and Princess Mara, set out to rescue their father and save the kingdom. But when the use of magic is forbidden, the twins will have to find new ways to prove themselves worthy of restoring the throne.

A secret transmission from the far reaches of the galaxy falls into the hands of SETI radio astronomer Dr. Stephen Browning. His world begins to unravel as he discovers the cryptic message includes information of advanced technology and a dire warning from the future. Seeking the aid of brilliant-yet-impetuous playboy, Dr. Aston Wise, the two set off on an epic journey to discover the meaning of the transmission, only to discover that they are pawns in a much bigger game. Humanity hangs in the balance as powerful forces vie for control of the future, with only Wise and Browning to stop them. Dustin Bates is the lead singer and founder of the multi-media, modern rock band Starset. Inspired by the likes of Nikola Tesla, Carl Sagan and Ray Kurzweil (AKA, The Father of Singularity) their albums Transmissions and Vessels, along with videos, websites, novels and one-of-a-kind live performances, were created as part of the over arching concept The Starset Society. Science and fiction collide, raising awareness of the sweeping – and potentially catastrophic – changes that science and technology are making in our world. With over 350 shows logged to date and the recent release of Vessels, Bates and his helmeted-and-pressure-suited crew (bassist Ron DeChant, guitarist Brock Richards and drummer Adam Gilbert) have set themselves apart with their unique and genre-defying brand of cinematic rock.

Promotional comic given away at San Diego Comic Convention before release of the movie in September 2004

One-shot.

Alan Blake, a twenty something loser, who’s only skill is his ability to listen well to others. People tend to offload their problems with Alan. They feel better about themselves, while he continues his miserable, dreary existence. However, all that is about to change when Alan responds to a job advertisement. He soon discovers an organization completely staffed by alternative variants of himself. And if that wasn’t mind-blowing enough, his alternatives are at war with, um, themselves, or at least variants of themselves in some form or other - it can all get a little confusing.