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Pilgrim is again at the centre of strange and mysterious affairs. When last heard from, the Flying Dutchman of Spacetime was busy robbing the Pyramids so that he could fuel his spaceship/time-machine. His latest scheme is to reach back in time and save President Abraham Lincoln from assassination...After the fact! Cover art by David Mattingly. -
Book III of Dracula. The Southerland family left the old world to start anew in America, but little did they know that a blood-feud, older than history itself, would follow them through the generations to come. Kate Southerland, the first born of the latest generation of Southerlands, has been murdered, but she is not dead. Her little brother, Johnny, has also vanished, a severed, bloody finger the only clue. But the Southerlands have no clue what they've fallen into. Their enemy is no mortal madman, but the undying mistress of evil enchantment, Morgan Le Fay, and the Southerlands are not her true target. She seeks to do battle with their protector, their defender, the only man who is capable of saving this mortal family from a war they've never realised was waged. Cover art by Robert Andragna. -
Berserker III. It is said they came five centuries ago, wreaking destruction upon the galaxy, sterilising planets and laying waste to solar systems. They were the unliving aliens who programme was to expunge the universe of all living matter - they were the berserkers, death-bringers from deep space...Then Karlsen, the demi-god, turned back the onslaught, forcing them out of the known universe - all except one shell-less brain, which lay festering in a small corner of the galaxy, awaiting the rebirth of civilisation which it would then enslave...Cover art by Peter Jones. -
From the dank crypt of his foreboding castle in the Transylvanian forests to the bustling foggy streets of London, Count Dracula comes to claim his victims to feed the lustful hunger that has damned him to a life of lonely immortality and to bind him to an innocent young woman - the miraculous double image of the love that he lost four centuries earlier. Contains colour photos from the film starring Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder, Anthony Hopkins and Keanu Reeves.
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Book IV of The Lost Swords. The Swords of Power created by the Gods each possess a unique and deadly quality, Lost for centuries, the Swords - unforgiving and lost no more - are now in the hands of mortal men. This is Farslayer's story - the Sword that can kill from afar. The Sword is found by Black Pearl, a bewitched human trapped in mermaid form. She gives it to her lover, the loveless and angry Cosmo Malolo, and he thinks to settle a blood feud with the mighty blade. But there are others who hunger for the sword - Chilperic, sworn servant of the evil macro-wizard Wood who will stop at nothing to obtain it; Prince Mark, together with Ben of Purkinje, is determined to reach Farslayer first, knowing the havoc it can wreak in hands bent on revenge.
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It is an ancient Aztec mask, worth a fortune in gold but it holds more power than the human mind can comprehend.Tom Gabrieli has dredged it up from the sea and vanished. Mike Gabrieli dared to wear it and his life will never be the same. Suddenly he is the focal point of an inconceivable war between time-traveling Tenokas and 16th century Incas. But more than his life is at stake: the total dissolution of history is the price for his failure. The key to victory is an unimaginably awesome weapon from the future and the only man who can defeat Mike Gabrieli also wears The Mask of The Sun... Cover art by Jael. -
Book Of Swords II: For a game the Gods have given the world twelve Swords of Power, so that they might be amused as the nations go to war for possession of them. But Vulcan Swordmaker has had his little joke: the Swords can kill the Gods themselves. What began as a Divine jest has become all too serious. Now the Gods want their Swords back - but even the Gods must tread carefully when faced with Swords of Power...Cover art by Howard Chaykin.
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Book Of Swords II. The jesting Gods gave the world twelve Swords of Power forged by Vulcan with runes of authority. The Swords have the power to kill the Gods themselves and when even the Gods have to tread warily, the fabric of the Universe is in danger. -
Book Of Swords III. Coinspinner, Farslayer, Mindsword and nine more...The Gods gave the Swords of Power to humankind for a game - but the Swords can kill the Gods as well as mortals. And as the Gods begin to die, the mortals find that life is not what it seemed...Cover art by Howard Chaykin and Victoria Poyser. -
Imagine living on a planet where shimmering veils of pure energy fall at yearly intervals, sealing in everything and everyone on its surface into a time 'pocket'. You can live in a time pocket that makes life an almost ageless state, where time passes so slowly that senility and death are meaningless concepts. But the penalty is that only have free interaction with those of your own 'generation': settlers from ten years before are seen only as blurred outlines and a settler from fifty years before could walk right through you. Tourists are careful to heed the date of the next Veilfall, knowing that to be on Azlaroc at Veilfall is to be there forever. And what if you're the one man on Azlaroc that knows for a certainty that Veilfall is coming early, and without warning? Cover art by Dean Ellis.
