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Buddy Jackson is the world's greatest superhero. He just doesn't know it.He's unemployed, a drunk, and has a tendency to go weeks without showering; yet Buddy Jackson may be the only person capable of saving the world from total destruction.Once convinced to leave the comfort of his bar stool, Buddy battles tentacled bug-monsters, finds himself on the run from shadowy government officials, and teams up with a super-powered mafia. This adventure leads him to a final confrontation with his past self's arch nemesis, the evil minister who goes by the name of Dominion. He is hell-bent on destroying Buddy and the world which loved him. The last time this superhero and supervillain crossed paths, the entire course of history was forever changed.Buddy is now left with two options, live up to the legend he supposedly created and once again don the bright-green spandex, or allow the damnation of all mankind.Cover Image courtesy of Amanda Obenhoffer

Cyrus must run for his life, but can he run from love?When dying alone on the hot sands of the Mohave Desert, Cyrus has no regrets. He loves a challenge. Being tasked with running from San Francisco to Boston in fifteen days, while the United States government and a host of bounty hunters hunt for him, sounds like fun. Being at death's door only a day into his trip doesn't faze him either. It's when he's joined by fellow runner Eve, bringing new emotions to the surface, his confidence cracks.

Saving the world doesn't mean squat if no one knows it was ever in trouble.Buddy Hero and The New Defenders may have defeated the villainous Dominion and saved the world from ultimate destruction, but thanks to another worldwide redaction, no one knows. So when a familiar face reappears and claims to be the head of the Meta Human Defense Team, the heroic team finds themselves facing the ultimate decision. The New Defenders find danger coming at them from all sides as they face off against yet another world-threatening calamity, all in full view of the Sun City Comic Convention and the Real Life Superheroes. Now if only they could come up with a way to pay the rent.

When a stolen relic sends them back in time, con artists Chelle and Griff try to return in the same way they arrived: scamming, scheming, and swindling.But following the rules of the Scammer's Bible might not be enough for these two unlikely heroes as they find themselves in the midst of a battle for not only a medieval town's freedom, but also the integrity of all of history.Griff and Chelle must use all their wits to find out the secrets of the mysterious Wizard and the history of the puzzling Reprobian Sphere that brought them to the past or risk death at the hands of all who support The Wizard's evil plans.

Escaping from prison was the easy part.With the girl he loves in prison, his brother kidnapped by a mysterious leader of the Agora, and a host of SP and rebellion leaders on the hunt for him, Cyrus knows he needs all the help he can get, no matter how uncomfortable he is with it. His new running partner, Bruno, is an escapee from the same prison Cyrus just escaped from and appears to have his own motives in mind. Cyrus has a lot of questions and a lot to do, and there are only six days left until the nation burns. The Agora Files - Part II takes the exciting Agora Files series even deeper into the world of The Agora and brings up one very necessary question for Cyrus as he is tasked with saving the nation: Who can be trusted?

In the aftermath of their fatal standoff with the mysterious Miss Nile, Cyrus, Eve, and The Geek still have many questions. Can they trust Alvin when he tells them they are heroes of the nation? Can they trust Cyrus' parents who seem to appear in the most unexpected and needed of times? Or perhaps they should trust Grant, the man who has attempted to kill them multiple times during their journey, simply because he claims to have a way to get them to safety.In this climactic conclusion to the epic Agora Files trilogy, Cyrus and his friends cross the country yet again on their journey to freedom. But their questions of trust still remain. In a world where everyone wants you dead, is there anywhere you can ever feel safe?