"Unclaimed Heart" features an atypical dysfunctional-nerd-meets-popular-beauty romance.
Seth is a study-obsessed college senior, still hung up on a girl who he dated during his freshman year. When the most-coveted girl at his college unexpectedly seems interested in Seth, the resulting drama throws his life out of balance.
In the journey that follows, Seth struggles to avoid undermining himself while grappling with his overly critical nature. He experiences conflict, comedy, betrayal, mudslinging, a touch of violence, friendship, and, of course, romance.

Jonathan Hickman's run on Marvel Comics' Fantastic Four franchise was hailed by critics and fans as the best of his generation. It featured one of the most complicated series of storylines in mainstream comic book history, continually rewarding longtime fans with an astute attention to detail.
This unofficial guide to Hickman's run contains issue summaries and review notes. It is intended to serve as a companion for readers of both Hickman's "Fantastic Four" and "FF" titles, helping to sort out the minutia and connect the dots to the title's past.

This is the second volume in a series of story review and commentary books about EC Comics. This volume focuses on the year 1951.
The particular comic books covered from this time period include:
- "Crime SuspenStories" #3-#8
- "Frontline Combat" #1-#3
- "Haunt of Fear" #5-#10
- "Tales from the Crypt" #22-#27
- "Two-Fisted Tales" #19-#24
- "Vault of Horror" #17-#22
- "Weird Fantasy" #17, #6-#10
- "Weird Science" #5-#10

This is the first volume in a series of story review and commentary books about EC Comics. Focusing on the year 1950, this volume covers the several comic books that launched the New Trend era.
The particular comic books covered from this time period include:
- "Crime Suspenstories" #1-#2
- "Crypt of Terror" #17-#19
- "Haunt of Fear" #15-#17, #4
- "Tales from the Crypt" #20-#21
- "Two-Fisted Tales" #18
- "Vault of Horror" #12-#16
- "Weird Fantasy" #13-#16
- "Weird Science" #12-#15

Have you ever wished that you were living a different life?
"Another Life" tells the story of Chris, a brainy teen with a habit of sneaking around his father's cutting-edge laboratory. Chris's eagerness infuriates both his friend Rachel - the literal girl-next-door who harbors a crush on him - and Ben, his father's moody assistant.
One night, Chris notices something unusual while secretly using his father's new 'remote viewing' machine. The machine is capable of showing images from anywhere on Earth that the operator desires. The images that Chris sees when using the machine can't be possible though... at least not in his reality.
After the machine goes haywire, Chris finds himself in a parallel universe where the improbable has become real. He's suddenly living out the life he'd long wished for and everything seems perfect...at first.