A clumsy teen girl finds acceptance and a potential romance on her high school’s newest sports team in this charming manga series opener. Welcome to America’s newest and most popular sport: Rhysmyth! Featuring one-on-one dance battles atop a hi-tech glass court grid, when the music hits, you and your opponent dance across a digital minefield for the glory of being the most stylish Rhysmyther! High school student Elena is looking for a little something extra to beef up her college applications. When she is thrust into the fast-paced world of Rhysmyth, she begins to get her groove on. But is Elena truly ready for the rivalry . . . and romance? Praise for Rhysmyth, Vol. 1 “When both the writing and art fire on both barrels, however, you have a great read on your hands, and that’s the case with Rhysmyth. . . . I can see this book finding a welcome audience among young women, particularly if they’re avid gamers.” —IGN.com

Nicole Hayes sure likes to daydream, especially during her boring part-time job as a receptionist. Josh can't seem to snap her out of her daydreams and get her to notice him.

Elite Psy-Comm Mark Leit is now a fugitive on the run. He has turned his back on the life that once provided him with fame and privilege. He has left behind the corp-state he served, as well as his partner and friend, David Jerold. Electromedia Corp. wants this embarrassing incident controlled, but David just wants his friend back... whether he's dead or alive.

Two teen musicians deal with mystery, romance, adventure, and drama as they take their act south in this continuing manga series. Simon and Monty head to the South, thinking they can make a fortune playing country music in Nashville. They find plenty to write about, of course, in the sordid world they encounter. First, a love triangle with the singer of an all-girl band sets the boys at each other’s throats. Next, their seductive band manager seems to do whatever it takes to rekindle her career. And as Monty’s father heads for jail, the boys’ problems are just beginning . . .

What would you give up for immortality? More seductive than sex. More addictive than any drug. More precious than gold. And one man is willing to sacrifice it all to get it! Beyond the artic wall of ice lies a new and unknown world. The CEO of the world's most powerful corporation - Theodore von Buren - plans to sacrifice the known world and everything in it to gain immortality in paradise. Though the world may be filled with lies and liars, America's most controversial alternative media journalist Dan Sheraton will do anything to find out why. Strange things have been seen out in the deserts of New Mexico, and when an even stranger phone call leads him on a dangerous adventure to a mysterious destination, Sheraton discovers earth shattering epiphanies. When the survival of mankind is threatened by an insidious plot hatched by a shadowy global corporation the most unlikely hero emerges. But is the savior man, machine, god or devil?

It’s been eight months since the world lived through a peril unlike any other that came before. Nanalie continues to enjoy her freedom, working at Harré, hanging out with friends, and even seeing Rockmann on rare occasion. When she hears a rumor of a wax doll that can send people into the past or future, she doesn’t make much of it. Little does she know said doll is about to turn her whole life on its head, forcing her to reflect on questions she’s avoided like the plague... A jealous former classmate travels into the past to take Rockmann for herself, leaving Nanalie and company no choice but to follow. How will they stop the homewrecker, and who’s truly behind the whole mess? Meanwhile, the director of Harré, Theodora Locktiss, has her own troubles to confront. A heavy loss in the distant past. A suffocating air that sometimes hangs in the guild. What transpired on that fateful day when the hands of her clock stopped moving?