Spera
Volume 1: Hardcover
Volume 2: Hardcover
Written by Josh Tierney
Illustrated by Kyla Vanderklugt, Hwei, Emily Carroll, Olivier Pichard, Giannis Milonogiannis, Afu Chan and Timothy Weaver
Cover by Afu Chan
Archaia Entertainment
Release Date: March 12, 2013
Cover Price: $24.95

It takes a lot of courage to to step into the unknown and pursue a new life, especially when all you’ve ever known is one of luxury. Spera, written by Josh Tierney and published by Archaia tells the tale of two princesses who have no other choice but to start anew — and it is not an easy road.

Princess Lono’s safe and secure life behind castle walls has come to an abrupt end. Her father, the King, has been murdered by the Queen of a neighboring kingdom. Pira, daughter of the Queen, and Yonder, her fire spirit dog and protector, rescue Lono in an attempt at preserving their very lives. Venturing beyond all comfort in search of the magical land of Spera, the three companions will face many perils: demons, monsters, ghosts, elemental spirits, and worst of all, the pursuit of the Queen in the form of a ridiculously creepy young boy.

Whether you love or hate the Call of Duty franchise, you have to appreciate a good geeky Easter Egg or two.

In the latest installment in the franchise titled Call of Duty: Ghosts, which just hit store shelves this week, someone found a small but excellent pair of Easter Eggs tipping their cap to both The Legend of Zelda and Doctor Who.

You can see an image of the Easter Eggs below.

Hollywood legend and icon Steve McQueen, who was one of the first action stars of the modern era, and had a presence filled with swagger and confidence of the highest salt and piss and vinegar, passed away today on November 7th, 1980, a victim of cancer.

McQueen was the first alpha male by way of the cool variety, sunglasses at night kind of a vibe; he left no stone unturned in doing things at a casual, yet intensified kind of energy that was infused with rugged good looks, snappy charm, no-nonsense eyes, and a spirit which helped to create some of the silver screen’s all time great visual narratives.

Always keeping busy, Dwayne Johnson recently wrapped filming on director Brett Ratner’s Hercules, moved right into filming Fast and Furious 7, and is now lining up another future project. The Rock is set to star in and executive produce a supernatural action movie titled SEAL Team 666.

The movie, as you may have presumed, follows a elite group of Navy SEALs who will battle their way through demons, possessed humans, mass-murdering cults, and other threats on the way to discovering a much greater evil force intent on destroying the world.

Not So Super
Written by Jacques Nyemb
Illustrated by Joe Hunter
Cover by Joe Hunter
JacquesNyemb
Release Date: October 2013
Cover Price: $1+ (Pay What You Want)

Daniel Douglas is just a regular Joe…well, a regular “Dan” anyway…with a 9 to 5 tech job that he once loved, but now finds endless and unfulfilling. Other than his recent bad dreams (sometimes in HD and sometimes in over-the-air fuzzy reception), and his occasional Friday night cosplay party attendance, Dan lives a normal life. Normal, that is, until he begins developing random superpowers.

Not So Super is awesome! Period. (Or exclamation point if you prefer!) It takes an everyman sort of character, in a boring every day job and then gives him something that he must have dreamed about having (superpowers), but is unable to control or understand.