Confused and annoyed by the unrelenting superhero crossovers that publishers keep spewing onto comics racks? Then why not relax with a copy of our latest graphic novel, Troubleshooters, Incorporated: Night Stalkings? Written by the husband-and-wife team of Richard C. and Joni M. White, with art by Reggie Golden, Bill Lavin, and Randy Zimmerman, it’s a fun alternative to all the overwrought, overcomplicated nonsense from the Big Two.
Here’s what Aida Jacobs, the Girly Geek of the comic news Web site Word of the Nerd, had to say about our team of supernatural superheroes:
“I felt it was a very good spin on the tried and true ‘good-guys-for-hire’ formula… All in all, Troubleshooters, Incorporated: Night Stalkings is an enjoyable read that I would recommend to anyone.”
Read the entire review here.
And at the site Horror Talk, reviewer James Ferguson compared it to a couple of well-known and popular comic series:
“Troubleshooters, Incorporated is being re-released after twenty years… In many ways it was ahead of its time, coming before the dawn of [Mike Mignola’s] BPRD and [DC Comics’] Justice League Dark.”
Read the entire review here.
Congratulations to the entire TSI creative team!
Forget all about that gun-totin’ “Trinity of Sin” gal from our Distinguished Competition—
Independent publishing house StarWarp Concepts—home of dark-urban-fantasy books and graphic novels—returns for the 2013 New York Comic Con, being held on October 10–13 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
Are you a fan of seafaring adventure like the Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise or classic films like Captain Blood, The Crimson Pirate, and The Sea Hawk? Then does StarWarp Concepts have the comic for you!
This weekend marks the 35th anniversary of the fan-run Shore Leave convention, and along with special guests like Star Trek’s William Shatner, Stargate SG-1’s Amanda Tapping, author Peter David, and BJ and the Bear’s Greg Evigan (…the hell?), you’ll find bestselling author Richard C. White, who’ll be promoting his upcoming ’Warp releases: the graphic novel Troubleshooters, Incorporated: Night Stalkings; and the digital pirate-fantasy comic book The Chronicles of the Sea Dragon Special!
At the time, the Powers That Be had decided it was time to revive a line of superhero titles that had long been part of their character library, no doubt to compete with Marvel and DC Comics. Overall the series that Archie published—The Mighty Crusaders, The Fly, and Black Hood, to name just three—were pretty entertaining, and the lineup of talent included a busload of heavy hitters: comic-art legends Alex Toth, Carmine Infantino, Alex Nino, Jim Steranko, and Gray Morrow were just some of the major players they’d signed.
Unfortunately, as you can see here from the rejection note I received, it wasn’t quite up to their standards. Sure, I was disappointed, but blind submissions to magazines and anthologies are always hit-or-miss. At least the note was an encouraging one, which I appreciated. It showed I had some talent in telling a story. 😉 Still, as the late TZ creator Rod Serling would say, “File this one under ‘Better luck next time.’”
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