In ancient Rome, an alter ego, or "the other I," was considered to be not only a second self but also a trusted friend. It was believed to be distinct from a person's normal personality. Collected in this book are stories of heroes who not only battle injustice, criminals and super-villains; but they also must battle their other selves. These heroes learn that sometimes the hardest foe to defeat is the one that lies within. The short stories in Alter Egos Volume I are written by some of today's best sci-fi and action authors including a story by David J. Fielding, better known as "Zordon" from the Mighty Morphing Power Rangers.

Vito Trabucco directs this comedy horror starring Tim Sullivan. When a group of young, sex-crazed Christians get sent to Happy Day Bible Camp, they decide to ignore the rumours of the brutal murders that took place there seven years ago and enjoy the time away from their parents. It is said that Sister Mary Chopper (Sullivan), a devout nun, killed a group of teenagers back in 1977 as penance for their unholy sins. As the latest group of blasphemous adolescents make themselves comfortable in the camp, they begin to accumulate a long list of sins with which Sister Mary Chopper will not be pleased.

"Large anthologies usually have a hard time maintaining the same quality throughout. However, when it comes to the 28 tales in Blood Bound Books' "D.O.A. Extreme Horror Anthology," the fast-paced prose is always there and the gore, sex and violence are almost always unrelenting and intense." - Horrorphilia

This book took 5th place in Preditors & Editors Poll for best antholoy of 2011 and takes horror to an extreme you've never read before. Author Kenneth Yu will introduce you to a disturbing interest that two men in the Philippines share, while Edward R. Rosick reveals the true location of the soul. Readers will journey from plague-ridden ships off England's coast to the viscous barrios of Mexico. But remember, this book is not for the easily sickened or offended. You've been warned.