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Do you want to solve the mysteries of the universe?
Enter here to explore the
Wild Stars,
and learn the explanations behind UFOs and Space Gods. This isn't the Twilight Zone. This is the region of the Milky Way Galaxy known as the WILD STARS!
BE WARNED!
The Wild Stars have a 40 year publishing history. And still counting...
The WILD STARS go digital!
Beginning with Force Majeure: Prairie Bay #1, I've made all of the Wild Stars comics available in Digital Format. They're available in the unique "flip page format" that simulates reading an open comic book, to read online or for downloading, at:
www.mydigitalcomics.com
They are also availble to be read on the Apple App and iBooks Store, Android Marketplace, Amazon Kindle Store, B&N Nook store, Graphicly storefront, Comixology storefront, and Google eBookstore or directly through:.
Devil's Due Digital
Aside from these outlets, we are also available on iVerse, Ave Comics, My eBooks, and many other stores.
To read more about the special features of the expanded digital version of Wild Stars: The Book of Circles graphic novel, check out the new Hidden Wild Stars page!
News on What's New!
For the latest news on what's new, store signings and other events at Collector's Edition and The Comic Book Store, click this link.
Or to learn more about the stores themselves, you can always click the links in the Site Map down the lefthand column of every page.
Collector's Edition online -- THE WILD STORE!
Over One Million Items To Choose from!
If you think our store selections are huge, then visit COLLECTOR'S EDITION -- THE WILD STORE. Click the image above for
deals on Books, Graphic Novels, Manga, Anime, CDs, DVDs, Blue Ray, and exclusive online bargains. Or... Enter Here!
Or... if you can't wait to read something in print, the latest Digital comics are available at our Digital Storefronts:
DOCTOR WHO -- A NEW VIEWER'S GUIDE
If you've never been introduced to Doctor Who, or only seen shows from the New Millennium, the older mythos can be difficult to try and find where to start -- with so many decades of television history to chose from!
I recently dove into this past, and here's my Guide for new viewers:
Enter here to adventure in Time And Relative Dimensions In Space -- Part One!
Part One dealt with the first quartet of Doctors, and Part Two examines the second quartet.
I've started a new section on the History of Comics. For the initial overview of how comics are made, start here.
Tarzan of the Apes is the first subject. Tarzan is a character who has been an integral part of the comics industry since the very beginning of the artform.
Click here for the full history of Tarzan of the Comics!
Two more new pages of Comics History!
Tarzan wasn't the first creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Before the apeman, he created the greatest swordsman on two worlds:
John Carter of Mars!
This character ushered in the era of Sword & Sorcery.
He was the first, and mightiest of all the barbarians:
Conan the Barbarian!
Walt Disney and The Good Duck Artist
The next Comics History page is devoted to the legendary Carl Barks.
Carl Barks was always one of my favorite storytellers, being both an exceptional artist and extraordinary storyteller. It was a rare combination.
If you'd like a quick tour of the career of the man who, because he worked in an age before printed credits, was known as The Good Duck Artist, all you have to do is click this link: Disney Ducks!
I've added another section to try and dispell a common misconception about the comic book industry.
Comic Book Store owners always get a bad rap, as the public perception is that we're all like the rude, Simpson's Comic Book Store Guy, lazing around. and surrounded by nothing but food and big stacks of Super-Hero comics.
Like a Super-Hero, my other hobbies involve a mask and breathing apparatus, specialized training that includes rescue, dangerous activities and encounters with deadly animals, plus travel around the world to exotic locations, including a trip down the road to a lost civilization.
These are the incredible, but true adventures of a masked Comic Book Store Guy:
Check out the Dive Log.
New page in the Bonus section.
We've all heard of Good Luck Charms.
Here are my experiences in surviving an extremely potent Bad Luck Charm.
Decades ago I read a comment by award-winnning science-fiction and fantasy writer Michael Moorcock, who refered to writing as an act of exorcism.
This is my exorcism:
Another new page in the Bonus section.
Nothing here to do with publishing or such. This page is a community service where I share, for the benfit of others, my experiences in dealing with lightning, felled trees and insurance companies. Even included a recent tornado experience.
All images and text are © 1984-2012 by Michael Tierney.
Wild Stars is a Trademark TM of Michael Tierney
Little Rocket Publications is a Trademark TM of Tierney Incorporated
BE WARNED! The Wild Stars have a 40 year publishing history. And still counting...
The WILD STARS go digital!
Beginning with Force Majeure: Prairie Bay #1, I've made all of the Wild Stars comics available in Digital Format. They're available in the unique "flip page format" that simulates reading an open comic book, to read online or for downloading, at:
www.mydigitalcomics.com
They are also availble to be read on the Apple App and iBooks Store, Android Marketplace, Amazon Kindle Store, B&N Nook store, Graphicly storefront, Comixology storefront, and Google eBookstore or directly through:.
Devil's Due Digital
They are also availble to be read on the Apple App and iBooks Store, Android Marketplace, Amazon Kindle Store, B&N Nook store, Graphicly storefront, Comixology storefront, and Google eBookstore or directly through:.
Devil's Due Digital
Aside from these outlets, we are also available on iVerse, Ave Comics, My eBooks, and many other stores.
To read more about the special features of the expanded digital version of Wild Stars: The Book of Circles graphic novel, check out the new Hidden Wild Stars page!
News on What's New!
For the latest news on what's new, store signings and other events at Collector's Edition and The Comic Book Store, click this link.
Or to learn more about the stores themselves, you can always click the links in the Site Map down the lefthand column of every page.
Collector's Edition online -- THE WILD STORE!
Over One Million Items To Choose from!
Over One Million Items To Choose from!
If you think our store selections are huge, then visit COLLECTOR'S EDITION -- THE WILD STORE. Click the image above for
deals on Books, Graphic Novels, Manga, Anime, CDs, DVDs, Blue Ray, and exclusive online bargains. Or... Enter Here!
Or... if you can't wait to read something in print, the latest Digital comics are available at our Digital Storefronts:
Or... if you can't wait to read something in print, the latest Digital comics are available at our Digital Storefronts:
DOCTOR WHO -- A NEW VIEWER'S GUIDE
If you've never been introduced to Doctor Who, or only seen shows from the New Millennium, the older mythos can be difficult to try and find where to start -- with so many decades of television history to chose from!I recently dove into this past, and here's my Guide for new viewers:
Enter here to adventure in Time And Relative Dimensions In Space -- Part One!
Part One dealt with the first quartet of Doctors, and Part Two examines the second quartet.
I've started a new section on the History of Comics. For the initial overview of how comics are made, start here.
Tarzan of the Apes is the first subject. Tarzan is a character who has been an integral part of the comics industry since the very beginning of the artform.
Click here for the full history of Tarzan of the Comics!
Two more new pages of Comics History!
Tarzan wasn't the first creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Before the apeman, he created the greatest swordsman on two worlds:
John Carter of Mars!
This character ushered in the era of Sword & Sorcery.
He was the first, and mightiest of all the barbarians:
Conan the Barbarian!
Walt Disney and The Good Duck Artist
The next Comics History page is devoted to the legendary Carl Barks.
Carl Barks was always one of my favorite storytellers, being both an exceptional artist and extraordinary storyteller. It was a rare combination.
If you'd like a quick tour of the career of the man who, because he worked in an age before printed credits, was known as The Good Duck Artist, all you have to do is click this link: Disney Ducks!
I've added another section to try and dispell a common misconception about the comic book industry.
Comic Book Store owners always get a bad rap, as the public perception is that we're all like the rude, Simpson's Comic Book Store Guy, lazing around. and surrounded by nothing but food and big stacks of Super-Hero comics.
Like a Super-Hero, my other hobbies involve a mask and breathing apparatus, specialized training that includes rescue, dangerous activities and encounters with deadly animals, plus travel around the world to exotic locations, including a trip down the road to a lost civilization.
These are the incredible, but true adventures of a masked Comic Book Store Guy:
Check out the Dive Log.
New page in the Bonus section.
We've all heard of Good Luck Charms.
Here are my experiences in surviving an extremely potent Bad Luck Charm.
Decades ago I read a comment by award-winnning science-fiction and fantasy writer Michael Moorcock, who refered to writing as an act of exorcism.
This is my exorcism:
Another new page in the Bonus section.
Nothing here to do with publishing or such. This page is a community service where I share, for the benfit of others, my experiences in dealing with lightning, felled trees and insurance companies. Even included a recent tornado experience.
All images and text are © 1984-2012 by Michael Tierney.
Wild Stars is a Trademark TM of Michael Tierney
Little Rocket Publications is a Trademark TM of Tierney Incorporated
Tarzan of the Apes is the first subject. Tarzan is a character who has been an integral part of the comics industry since the very beginning of the artform.
Click here for the full history of Tarzan of the Comics!
Click here for the full history of Tarzan of the Comics!
Two more new pages of Comics History!
Tarzan wasn't the first creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Before the apeman, he created the greatest swordsman on two worlds:
John Carter of Mars!
This character ushered in the era of Sword & Sorcery.
He was the first, and mightiest of all the barbarians:
Conan the Barbarian!
Walt Disney and The Good Duck Artist
The next Comics History page is devoted to the legendary Carl Barks.
Carl Barks was always one of my favorite storytellers, being both an exceptional artist and extraordinary storyteller. It was a rare combination.
If you'd like a quick tour of the career of the man who, because he worked in an age before printed credits, was known as The Good Duck Artist, all you have to do is click this link: Disney Ducks!
Carl Barks was always one of my favorite storytellers, being both an exceptional artist and extraordinary storyteller. It was a rare combination.
If you'd like a quick tour of the career of the man who, because he worked in an age before printed credits, was known as The Good Duck Artist, all you have to do is click this link: Disney Ducks!
I've added another section to try and dispell a common misconception about the comic book industry.
Comic Book Store owners always get a bad rap, as the public perception is that we're all like the rude, Simpson's Comic Book Store Guy, lazing around. and surrounded by nothing but food and big stacks of Super-Hero comics.
Like a Super-Hero, my other hobbies involve a mask and breathing apparatus, specialized training that includes rescue, dangerous activities and encounters with deadly animals, plus travel around the world to exotic locations, including a trip down the road to a lost civilization.
These are the incredible, but true adventures of a masked Comic Book Store Guy:
New page in the Bonus section.
We've all heard of Good Luck Charms.
Here are my experiences in surviving an extremely potent Bad Luck Charm.
Decades ago I read a comment by award-winnning science-fiction and fantasy writer Michael Moorcock, who refered to writing as an act of exorcism.
Here are my experiences in surviving an extremely potent Bad Luck Charm.
Decades ago I read a comment by award-winnning science-fiction and fantasy writer Michael Moorcock, who refered to writing as an act of exorcism.
This is my exorcism:
Another new page in the Bonus section.
All images and text are © 1984-2012 by Michael Tierney.