Chris Tullbane

There are many words to describe necromancers, but superhero isn't one of them. 18-year-old Damian Banach's only talent is the power that's driving him insane. Yet somehow Damian just became the Academy of Heroes' newest student. Accompanied by his mom's ghost, he'll have to survive the Academy (and his fellow classmates), while battling the insanity that doomed every Crow before him. Superhero school just got scary.

See These Bones

The Academy's only Crow is looking for answers...Damian Banach's first year at the Academy of Superheroes did not go the way he had planned. Most of his class hated him, many of his professors wanted him expelled, and one of his few friends died in a tragic accident.And all of that was before he snuck out of superhero school to get answers and payback from his murderous, imprisoned father.The prison break he found himself in-a pitched battle between Powers that claimed the life of Damian's father and a dozen Capes-changed everything and won Damian continued enrollment at the Academy, but with the new school year about to start, he has more questions than ever. What role did Sally Cemetery play in his dad's downfall? Why had Tyrant, one of the Free States' worst supervillains, enrolled Damian in a school for superheroes? And how had he, as a Low-Three necromancer, killed Carnage with nothing but a touch? Damian will soon learn that not every question should be answered, and not every mystery should be solved. Some secrets will shake the foundation of a young man's life. Others will set him on a collision course with the true monsters of the post-Break world.Red Right Hand is the thrilling sequel to the post-apocalyptic superhero novel, See These Bones. Like its predecessor, it features violence, gore, sexual situations, and a lot of expletives.

A Post-Apocalyptic Superhero Novel

Red Right Hand

Every year, graduating Academy students set out to join the Mission on a multi-month expedition to bring hope and relief to the Badlands. This year's trip is different though... and it's not just because Damian Banach, the Academy's only Crow, is one of those students.The fact is, Damian's not there because of the Mission. He's there because he owes someone a favor, and that favor has come due. Now, he's headed into the Badlands to find the person responsible for the Break and all the chaos that came after.He's hunting for Dr. Nowhere.

One Tin Soldier

From the pages of The Murder of Crows trilogy comes the first stand-alone novel for one of that series' breakout characters! The Queen of Smiles has long been a mystery, even to herself. A storm of steel wrapped in a human shell, she's spent decades crossing the continent in search of answers about her origin and the rules she has been forced to live by. Three years ago, under a bright New Mexico sun, she finally got those answers... and they were as unsatisfactory as they come. And so, she withdrew from the world, doing only small jobs for the people of the nearby town of Eclipse. But life carries on and the post-Break world won't stop spinning. When she returns from a trip to find Eclipse burned to the ground and its people slaughtered, the Queen of Smiles begins a mission of revenge that will take her through the Badlands, into the path of the horrors of Texas, and ultimately, to the seat of power of the teenage warlord who calls herself the Crimson Queen. Because sometimes, the biggest question isn't why; it's what's next. The Queen of Smiles is a full-length, stand-alone novel set in the post-Break world of The Murder of Crows. It takes place after the events of that trilogy's final volume, One Tin Soldier.

The Queen of Smiles

"I was having a pretty good Friday until the crab men tried to kill me."? An exiled vampire queen. A vegetable demigod. A magic Nintendo.When supernatural forces collide, it will take a skilled mediator to keep the conflict from destroying San Diego.Unfortunately, all they have is John Smith.

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