Where have all of the magicians gone? That was a question for the great Aldo Wright, extraordinaire, to figure out. He couldn't be the last magician on earth! And news of the Jabberwocky has been revealed. The beast is only a figure of Author Lewis Carrol's imagination, isn't it? How can he be defeated? And now Aldo has to explain this story to Officer Smith. Would he believe him? This story is my entry to the Mad Hatter prompt that the @magic profile proposed for the 2019 Mad Day contest. Prompt: You're the last magician in the world. You and your kind have been hunted down for centuries. The Jabberwocky has been signaled again. Armies failed. Heroes failed. Even the Mad Hatter lost his hat to the Jabberwocky Before he faints, the Mad Hatter states that only madness can defeat the Jabberwocky. Will you help save the world, and if so, which crazy trick will you pull from your hat? Cover is illustrated by the one and only @Lady_Annabelle

What started as an innocent game, became his dark obsession. Trent Westwood is a serial heartbreaker, and everyone knows it. Well, everyone except the sweet, and devastatingly naïve, Ava Myers, who had come from her small town of Summersville, Indiana, to New York City, hoping to escape the mundane country life. As a sophomore at Dawson University, Ava struggles with managing classwork, a job at a wealthy country club, and a roommate who happens to hate her guts. Ava has never been the outspoken type, usually one to hold her tongue, but when Trent enters her world throwing her a bit off balance, she can't help but tell him what an egotistical, inconsiderate, narcissistic jerk he was. The insult only furthers Trent's pursuit. When Ava's childhood friend, August Kane, pays her a visit, she feels like a piece of home came back to her. He was warm, gentle, and the epitome of everything she's ever wanted in a man. But the only problem? Trent was not going to let another guy take his girl. Not without a fight.

Seventeen year old Jay Sasaki lives in a world where corporations spend millions of dollars to exploit superpowered children and the media defines good and evil. Cursed with the ability to steal souls, Jay leads a double life as both a normal high school student and as a so-called supervillain known as the Dastardly Demon. When a fellow "villain" asks Jay to help her decorate her lair, and Jay accidentally steals her beloved nephew's soul, Jay's life quickly becomes intertwined with those of the other heroes and villains of San Urbano. As Jay's new friends plan to infiltrate the Academy that controls their lives, Jay must confront his own identity and the harsh realities of life as a supervillain. Cover by @WeirdlySupernatural. Highest Rank - #204 in Adventure - 4/8/18, #503 in Science Fiction - 11/4/18 2nd Place in Adventure in the Prism Awards. 3rd Place in Action/Adventure in the Everlast Awards. Finalist in Action/Adventure in the Masquerade Awards. Honorable Mention in the Super Awards and in the Excelsior Awards.