Gods of Justice

REVIEWS:

''A GREAT READ. Each story is a fresh, new way of lookingat superheroes and the detailed writing makes you feelas though you're actually there."-Know Your Marvel News

''...NOT TO BE MISSED...Occasionally, a good [book]celebrating modern mythology appears onthe book shelves. You may add Gods of Justiceto this very short list.''-Ray Tate, ComicsBulletin.com

''ALL AROUND AMAZING!"--ComicBookMovie.com

''...A FUN BOOK. The contents were well-written, thought provoking,imaginative, and entertaining. I was sorry there were no morestories when I reached the end. If you like comicsand superheroes, by all means give this one a try."-Adventures Fantastic

"...WORTH YOUR TIME....All [stories] present some kind offresh idea that I was entertained by...."-ComicBooked.com

STORIES:

-"The Mass Grave of John Johnsons" by Micah Urban: The discovery of several bodies prompts a doctor to call in a “super” forensics team that is stranger than the mystery itself.

-"Daughter of Nyx" by Kelly Wisdom: In a dystopian future, Veronica hides a unique ability. Then she is attacked and must make a choice--remain in hiding or rise up and fight.

-"Going My Own Way" by Dayton Ward: Young Daniel chooses not to follow in the footsteps of his superhero father. That is a decision that may ultimately cost him his life.

-"Identity Crisis" by Lisa Gail Green: After Leslie takes the place of her twin sister, the hero SolarFlare, she discovers it’ll take more than a costume to save the city from a mad man.

-"Blunt Force Trauma" by Kevin Hosey: When crimefighter, PsyKore, comes out of retirement to find a savage killer, what he ultimately uncovers shatters his entire world.

-"Neutral Ground" by Jordan Taylor: A World War I British corporal vows to discover the truth about the rumors of a mysterious man saving wounded soldiers on the battlefield.

-"Breaking The Circle" by Derek Tyler Attico: When her superhero husband vanishes, Kendra resolves to discover his fate. Yet her search may lead her to the very edge of her own sanity.

-"The Dodge" by K. Stoddard Hayes: Sheriff Wilder owes his fearless reputation to a secret power. But when he and his brother are ambushed, his secret threatens to get them both killed.

-"The Justice Blues" by Carla Lee Suson: As the wife of a beloved superhero, Angelica has the perfect life. Then she learns of an evil secret that threatens her marriage--and her life.

-"Death and Life of The Hero" by Ricardo Sanchez: A reporter thinks she's discovered what really happened to a deceased superhero. But the truth may cause more harm than good.