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    eJunky

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    eJunky is a genre-bending sci-fi noir graphic novel set in a dystopian future where society has been reshaped by technology. Written by Nicholas Tana and illustrated by Kyle Faehnrich, eJunky is published by Scout Comics.

     

    In the year 2055, technology has transformed the human experience, using Nerve Reading Devices (N.R.D.s) to share dreams and Emo-Regs to filter and regulate emotions, leading pain and suffering to become commodities in a world that has made them virtually illegal. But a growing group of addicts, called eJunkies, continue to seek every kind of human experience by using drugs containing other people’s memories, including painful ones, in the form of an alternative drug (ALT) known as Torch. When Hector Holmes, a disgraced investigator and eJunky, nearly overdoses on Torch, his previous partner from the Alternative Reality Investigation Squad (A.R.I.S.) requests his help to stop The Guardians of Pain—a terrorist group distributing Torch to “wake” people to a painful and buried past in an effort to start a revolution. Hector enlists Astra, a dream celebrity whose television channel is hacked by the Guardians to promote their revolutionary message. Astra’s celebrity status gives Hector access to every level of society, helping him get close to the cult group’s leader, a mysterious figure known as X. With Astra’s help, Hector scours the city and his own mind in pursuit of the Guardians, hoping to find some clues in the memory experiences they sell on the black market. But dosing these experiences comes with a price, and after several doses of Torch Hector’s reality blurs, pulling people from his life into his Torch-induced visions. As Hector’s mind unravels, he must confront a forgotten and painful past to stop a horrific future.

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    Hell's Kitty (Vol. 1)

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    Hell’s Kitty Volume I. may be the first comic entirely created from images used in a web-series. The book is part of a three book series, based on the popular supernatural thriller web-series, which parodies many classic horror films, and guest stars Lee Meriwether (Batman), Michael Berryman (The Hills Have Eyes), Ashley C. Williams (The Human Centipede), and Barbara Nedeljakova (Hostel). At first, Nick is in denial when his best friend tells him that his cat Angel is possessed. But after Angel attacks a girlfriend who Nick invites into his apartment, a series of strange and supernatural events begin to turn Nick’s life into a CATastrophic hell. Soon Nick realizes that he must do something about his possessed and possessive pussycat, before things go from disastrous to deadly. The book, like the popular comedy horror web-series, is loosely based on the writer’s real life experiences living with his cat.

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    Lost Angel in Los Angeles

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    “Lost Angel in Los Angeles” is the story of a cat named Angel, rumored to be possessed. The story fills in what happens to Angel when she runs away from home and travels through the neighborhoods of Los Angeles. Her travels have her crossing paths with tough alley cats, a rich woman from Beverly Hills, a caravan of Hollywood tourists, the LAPD, a dog catcher, a fortune teller from Venice, and a dangerous biker gang. The story fills in what happens to Angel when she disappears from the popular supernatural thriller web-series, Hell’s Kitty, and is a great companion to fans of the popular comedy horror series.

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    Nicholas Tana works as freelance writer of plays, screenplays, comic books, and children’s stories. He is the writer of the HELL’S KITTY comedy, horror web-series, comic books, and feature film starring his cat Angel and a host of iconic horror actors. He is also the writer of the Amazon Award Winning documentary film STICKY: A (SELF) LOVE STORY starring Janeane Garofalo, Nina Hartley, and Larry Flynt. In the past, he has worked as a journalist for  the International movie magazine Moving Pictures, and for the fashion magazine 944. His one act play, “The Nun, The Bum, And The Gun”,  has won both the Arts In The Park Award and the Short & NEAT 2000 Award.