A Beyond The Transmundane adjacent story describing the start of heros and villains careers. m+

*I tried to take a break. I just couldnt resist. New Chapters will be posted every otherday.* [This book contains explicit violence, gore, language, and dark themes unsuitable for readers under 18. Reader discretion is advised.] "In the city that never sleeps, a legendary detective returns from the depths of despair to unleash a fury of justice. Jimmy Blake, once a decorated NYPD detective, was shattered by the brutal murder of his family at the hands of the ruthless Tommy Vincent. The trauma of that fateful night cast Jimmy into a vast ocean, where he was left to drift aimlessly, his soul consumed by darkness. But fate had other plans. On the mysterious Island of Shadow, Jimmy discovered an ancient power that coursed through his veins, transforming him into a force of nature. Now, the year is 2026, and with his newfound abilities, he has come back to New York City, his eyes fixed on the man who destroyed his life - Tommy Vincent. As Jimmy's quest for vengeance gains momentum, a sinister force emerges in the shadows. Edward Ross, a mad scientist with a God complex, has concocted a diabolical plan to unleash a horde of monstrous creatures upon the city, plunging its citizens into chaos. With the city teetering on the brink of destruction, Jimmy must confront his inner demons and embrace his destiny as the Black Tiger, New York's protector. Will his thirst for revenge consume him, or will he rise above his pain to save the city from the clutches of evil? The battle for redemption has begun." (Cover is a rework of a digital picture drawn by Nightwing187, whom I commissioned to illustrate for me a long time ago.)

In "Among the Transmundane" by Tristan Tyree, 122-year-old Nightstalker, a vampire vigilante, finds himself in a world where superpowers and supernatural beings have become the norm. Having lost many of his vampiric abilities over the decades, Nightstalker is determined to stop a prison break at the notorious Elkbriar Penitentiary in Michigan. As he navigates this unfamiliar landscape, he must confront the challenges of his own mortality and the limitations of his fading powers. With his unique blend of vampiric instincts and human vulnerabilities, Nightstalker must use all his wits and remaining abilities to prevent chaos and restore order in a world that is rapidly changing around him. (In collaboration with Xeno-Books2022)

[This book contains mature language, Violence, blood and gore. Reader discretion advised.] "In the heart of Manhattan, David Smith's ordinary life takes a dark turn when he starts working at the infamous Bedlam Insane Asylum. Rumors whisper that the patients are more than just madmen - some possess extraordinary abilities. But when Skulker, the most feared and powerful inmate, breaks free and the asylum is locked down, David finds himself trapped in a desperate fight for survival. Alone and hunted by a super-powered psychopath, David must use all his wits to make it through the long, treacherous night until dawn. But as the shadows close in, he begins to realize that the line between sanity and madness is thinner than he ever imagined..." (This is a spinoff from my Black Tiger series. Art and illustration by Nightwing187)

[Warning: This book contains mature language, depictions of violence and gore, and dark themes unsuitable for readers under 18. Reader discretion advised.] In the gripping sequel to No Escape from Bedlam: "David Smith's journey continues in Buffalo, New York. Six months have passed since he quit his job at the eerie Bedlam Asylum, and he's vowed never to return. However, his sudden development of superpowers, the reappearance of Skulker, and the uncovering of his own family's dark history will lure David back into the heart of darkness. As he delves deeper into The Secrets Of Bedlam, he'll discover a shocking truth: he and Skulker share a sinister connection that will threaten to destroy everything he holds dear. Will David be able to confront his demons and break free from The Skulker's grasp, or will he succumb to the darkness that haunts him?" (Cover art for this one was devolved by me. And BTW I'll be starting a FAQ about my ongoing Bedlam series.)

Picking up six years after the death of Nightstalker watch the hero power vacuum as many try and fail to take his place. See how the city has fallen without it's hero, overrun with criminals, supervillains and general malcontents. How will our new heroes fend off the evil underbelly that turned our beloved city into their wasteland?

[Warning: This book contains mature language, depictions of violence and gore, and dark themes unsuitable for readers under 18. Reader discretion advised.] In the climatic third installment of the Bedlam Saga: "David Smith, former prison guard now the infamous Second Skulker, has spent three years imprisoned in the "Sister Bedlam" super-prison in Buffalo, NY. Three years, he has been haunted by the memories of his past atrocities and the belief that he finally defeated his tormentor, Skulker, in the fiery inferno that consumed the New York asylum. But when Jimmy Blake, aka Black Tiger, offers him a chance at redemption, David begins to question everything. Tasked with infiltrating the notorious London Bedlam and the rescue of Lisa Mendez, David assumes the identity of the anti-hero "Erebus" in order to protect London from a much greater threat than Skulker himself. From the Ashes Of Bedlam, a Cult has risen in The Skulker's name, led by the beautiful, sadistic Rita Carlyle aka "Madam Siren" whose motives are unknown. As he navigates the treacherous landscape of crime ridden London and the sinister forces that seek to claim him, David must confront the terrifying possibility that Skulker may have survived the fire and is now more powerful than ever. With the fate of London and his own salvation hanging in the balance, David must decide whether to seek what he's always wanted or risk everything to stop Skulker and his followers once and for all." The Bedlam Saga concludes in this action-packed drama. (Artwork by Tristan Tyree. I don't own any of the music used. I just thought they sounded good for context.)