You may have noticed that I’m trying out voting buttons once more on my sites. I’ve often gone back and forth about their effectiveness, but I’ve decided to give them a try one more time. I’d appreciate it if you’d clock on the buttons every now and then. Let me know what you think.
It’s finally here! The third book in the new Zortic series, Zortic vs the Star Pirates. This is the book that brings back the classic Zortic villains Chubby the Lump and Red Bimbo. Its taken a little bit longer than usual due to some technical glitches, but everything has come through and the book looks great. So be sure to get your hands on one as soon as you can, your Zortic book collection with not be complete without it.
I’m finally back home from my trip to Michigan and the Kids Read Comics convention. It was a fantastic experience and I really hope I can have a chance to do it again.
With the huge scope of the comics world, it’s really easy to fall into clicks and communities, which means you almost always miss out on some of the other incredible work that’s out there. One of the things I liked most about this event is that I was able to meet a very different crowd than the comic creators that I’ve known and worked with over the years.
Once again I was stunned, not only by the incredible range of talent at the event, but the overwhelming friendliness and support displayed by all of the artists. My biggest regret is that I wasn’t able to spend more time hanging out with and getting to know more of the artists around me. Specifically I’d really like to thank Bob Learned and Paul Storrie for being my table neighbors and helping make this event as awesome as it was, not to mention all of the coordinators and volunteers who did so much to make this happen. I really hate to leave anyone out, so please go over to the Guest List page and check out all of the amazing people out there and definitely keen an eye out for next year’s Kids Read Comics convention!
It’s here! The second book of the Saucer Seekers series!
Saucer Seekers; Ufology Humor for Ufologists picks up with the relaunch of Saucer Seekers. Now the exotic career of searching for UFOs is truly a family affair as Betsy and Martin join Ron and Carl in their quest for the truth. This is the book where everything changes. This is the book where everything changes. Watch the reemergence of the UFO hunters, experience the conversion from black and white to full tones, and see how the title changes from ETI-PI to the current Saucer Seekers.
This is your opportunity to get this book hot off the presses. Order yours now!

Remember when I said this was going to be a big year for Entire Prize Enterprises? Well I’m proud to say that we’re expanding our repertoire with the creation of Steam Spy (at steamspygame.com) a collectible card game based role playing system. It’s a game that combines the immersive nature of a traditional role playing experience with the random unpredictability of a collectible card game.
The setting is a Victorian era steam punk universe where industrial espionage is being introduced into the dawn of the industrial age. Steam Spy includes all of the action and twists of your favorite spy movie, but surrounded by the clunky, clockwork machinations of steam powered gadgets, gizmos and technology.
Players represent rival intelligence factions. Neither is necessarily “good” or “bad”, motivation and morality is relative. But one of the companies is up to something and it’s up to the other agency to stop them.
Each player takes on the roles of either “Antagonist” or “Protagonist”. Although there are similarities between the Antagonist and a traditional RPG Game Master, the game does not require the immense preparation and planning of a full dungeon crawl. Although it’s possible for the Antagonist to flesh out a more detailed environment and motivation for a given scenario, it’s just as possible to come up with the details on the fly, making Steam Spy a perfect option for a spur of the moment, one on one role playing experience.
The problem with most collectible card games is the cost. Players are constantly expected to pay ridiculous amounts of money for an endless stream of booster packs that may or may not contain the cards that are needed, but Steam Spy makes things much simpler. A low cost subscription means that you’ll always have access to ALL of the current and future decks and expansions for the game.
In addition to the subscription payment model, in order to keep the cost low and availability high, everything you need to play the game will be available on the website for downloading and printing at your own convenience. So while a normal starting pack for a game like this could easily cost $10 – $25, by giving you access to printing the cards yourself, we’re able to present the starting package for Steam Spy for only $5. This provides you with the rules, a starting deck for a single faction, characters sheets and game tracker.
Then, when you’re ready to totally immerse yourself into the Steam Spy game you can upgrade to a full subscription for only $1 per month. This will immediately give you access to an additional faction deck as well as all of the other factions as they come out.
But that’s not all, in addition to the game; the Steam Spy website will contain a range of content that will expand the universe including stories, art and adventure hooks and modules. And as a subscriber you’ll be able to add to that universe with your own universe expanding content. Share your own characters and help make the world your own.
So check it out, give it a try and have some fun with Steam Spy

Acting for Artists
Steam Spy
The Saucer Seekers #1
Zortic 1: An Alien Just Like You
Zortic 2: A Conformists' Revolution
Zortic 3: Zortic vs The Star Pirates