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If Marvel Went Dark…Because Deadpool is Child's Play Author: Vince Churchill The city of San Angeles is swarming with crime, demons, and strange powers in the darkness. Born with superhero fighting prowess which he neither understands nor questions, skin-tight costumed hunk Midnight prowls the city at night, looking to stop evil with some old fashioned blood-and-guts retribution. Long the outside-the-law anti-hero, swift to deal death and judgment, Midnight’s greatest obsession is with his hell-fire-and-brimstone enemy, a literal demon from Hell, Old Scratch. Old Scratch is at the head of a vast evil empire, satiating his desire for carnage and human flesh. Scratch [...]

Love, Rage and Mental Illness Author: M.D. Moore Kids moan about their boring lives all the time.  We’ve all heard them do it.  But there are kids out there who would give anything for boring – because they live with crazy.  Harmon Burke was that kind of kid.  In the novel Waiting for the Cool Kind of Crazy, author M.D. Moore spins the tale of Harmon and his brother’s lives with their paranoid schizophrenic mother – as both children and adults. Waiting for the Cool Kind of Crazy is a novel filled with the feel of truth.  Author Moore is [...]

No, YOU’RE out of order! Author: Allen Eskins If popular culture is to be believed, everyone hates criminal defense attorneys.  They’re forever portrayed as earning hefty paychecks by finding loopholes in the legal system that allow violent criminals to walk free.  So yes, innocent until proven guilty has become a scarily tenuous construct.  So it’s always fun to read about the criminal defense lawyers who really believe their client is innocent, and their attempts to put the burden of proof back on the state, where it belongs.  Allen Eskens writes about one of those lawyers – actually two of those [...]