By: James Patterson and Dara Narahgi
Art By: Victor Santos
Publisher: DC Comics
Pages: 112
ISBN: 978-1600107597
Rating: **
Synopsis: In a blink of an eye, their world has changed, with the oppressive New Order declaring all magic as evil incarnate! In this action-packed tale spinning out of best-selling author James Patterson's #1 novel, sibling teenagers Whit and Wisty Allgood use their newly discovered magical powers to infiltrate into enemy territory of the New Order to gain control of the inter-dimensional Shadowland.

BY FEARSmag

- A new web site is happy to sell you books, but only to a point.

Abunga.com is so dedicated to providing a family-friendly environment to shop for books online, it even lets customers vote on books to ban. That happened recently with the children's fantasy novel "The Golden Compass." The book, which was the basis for the movie of the same name released in December, received criticism from religious groups for its perceived anti-Catholic and atheistic themes. 

BY FEARSmag

- The Horror Writers Association will hold their annual Stoker Award Banquet in conjunction with the 2008 World Horror Convention (WHC). WHC 2008 will be held from March 27-30 at the Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown. The award-winning author Jeff Strand will be the emcee for the 2008 Bram Stoker Awards Banquet.

 The following works have been recommended for inclusion in the preliminary ballot for this year's Stoker Awards. In the following weeks, the votes will be cast and counted, after which, the nominees will be announced.

Baby Tattoo Books is proud to present an exclusive book signing with award winning artist Viktor Koen at NYC Comicon 2008. Saturday, April 19, 1-2pm, booth# 1851, Jacob Javits Center.

"When they caused the great cataclysm, the Forces of Dread metamorphosed. From each other’s heads they sprang forth in all their glorious deformity, terrorizing all." So relates Plug, the narrator of this tale, which is neither graphic novel nor science fiction, but a disturbing, strangely familiar, and unusually evocative portrayal of a future "Landscape" that looks eerily like a dystopian conclusion to the evolving twenty-first century.