Adam P. Knave – författare

When Kacee fails a class as a result of her stress and ends up in summer school, she starts to wonder why she even bothers trying - and ultimately begins to discover her own power to improve the things in her life she can control, and try to let go of what she can't. From writer Adam P. Knave (The Once and Future Queen) and artist Valentine Barker, with letters by Frank Cvetkovic (Punch-Up), The Airless Year is a story of self-discovery and empowerment about taking control where you can, and learning to let the rest go.

In a vibrant, whimsical realm where life is sweet, four inseparable friends—Wereberry the strawberry werewolf, Choco-Ra the chocolate mummy, T.C. the Creature From the Fruit Lagoon, and Cherrygeist the ghost—have it all. Until the day Cherrygeist vanishes without a trace.Refusing to let their bond dissolve, the remaining trio vows to chase her ghost to the ends of the world and beyond. Embarking on a sprawling, surreal road trip across strange realms connected by expanses of milky white nothingness, they'll face absurd pop-culture perils, 1980s toy-line parodies, and harmlessly chaotic armies. But as the cosmic milk highway stretches on, the friends must confront a truth deeper than any cartoon adventure: some losses can't be fixed, and the real journey is learning how to stay crunchy when the world tries to make you soggy.

Ever wonder what the sound of a life far-too-examined might be?The thoughts and ravings of someone raised on too much pop culture and left to stew in his own thoughts?Well, just add some Internet, a large dollop of caffeine and... you end up right here.I SLEPT WITH YOUR IMAGINARY FRIEND is a wide-ranging collection of Adam P. Knave's various humor writing from across the Internet, spanning close to a decade. As an added bonus, I SLEPT WITH YOUR IMAGINARY FRIEND contains doses of recent short fiction for extra literary flavor.Featuring:*Luke Cage's invasion of a sovereign nation*The real true facts about Pop-Tarts*Details regarding Superman's hoopty*The secret behind spam e-mail*Ninjas, mad scientists, talking trees, disco super-heroes, annoying children from the far-flung future, AND MOREAdam P. Knave is the author of a few prose books (Strange Angel, Crazy Little Things, Stays Crunchy In Milk), some comics (Agents Of The W.T.F., Black Decahedron), webcomics (Things Wrong With Me, Legend of the Burrito Blade), and was one of the editors of the Eisner and Harvey award-winning Popgun comics anthology from Image comics. He lives in New York with his cat and spends his nights headbutting crime.In the face.

Susie Sparrow already had enough on her plate dealing with the standard horrors of high school: brutal exams, fragile friendships, and trying not to tank dinner with her parents. But her teenage drama takes a sharp turn into the supernatural when she inadvertently merges with Ferapont—an ancient, intense celestial being who claims to be an angel.Suddenly, Susie is drafted into a secret war to rid the world of the demon-possessed.It turns out that hunting hellspawn is a lot harder when you have to schedule your apocalyptic showdowns around a rigid high school class bell. Trying to maintain a normal social life while hiding a pair of giant, glowing, flaming wings is a logistical nightmare. Between keeping her grades up, keeping her secret from her friends, and keeping humanity safe, Susie is stretched to her absolute limit.

Jonah and Shae Madison were the best their generation had to offer. Throwing themselves into trouble at every turn, they spent a lot of their time fighting for what they believed in, saving countless lives. But now, somehow having made it into their sixties, they've happily retired. Until they're forced, this time against their will, to save the galaxy. It's one more time into the deepest black, together. Jonah and Shae were already a force to be reckoned with, but this time they're joined by their son, and that doesn't make them LESS dangerous…In a galaxy pushing them at every turn, all they have are wit, will, and most importantly, each other to keep them all alive.And gravity packs.And blasters.

Meet your new obsession.Is it her hair? Voice? Eyes? Legs? Curves?……or is it how her tendons stand out, straining againstthe gurney's straps as she wheels by?Don't fret so much, John. Each little shock brings her closer…Welcome to an electroconvulsive tale of love and horror with this reissue of Adam P. Knave's first novella.

Stepping into his parents' legendary combat boots, Captain Mud Madison (please stop calling him 'Newt') is still breaking in his fresh Insertion Team. Their corporate mandate is simple: drop in when a planetary crisis turns truly ugly, apply heavy ordinance, and stabilize the sector. But when their latest drop vehicle enters atmosphere as a literal, splitting fireball with zero brakes, "e;smooth deployment"e; goes right out the observation window. Surviving a tactical beach landing is just the warm-up, because an ancient cosmic secret is about to breach their reality. It's five under-prepared grunts against a multi-versal incursion no one thought was possible. Luckily they have each other. And gravity packs. And blasters. And grenades.

Casey is a retired Combat Musician, making a living playing small gigs at her local bar. Jake is a professional con man. They need a new couch, which has nothing to do with anything really. Caught up in events they never wanted a part of, Casey and Jake must now save everything they love, working through obstacles strange, frustrating, and occasionally impossible, in an even more impossible city. And if they're really lucky they'll solve the couch problem.They live in Mur, the first human city. Long since cast adrift in time and space, it is secretly protected by three Forces, believed to be myths: The Cat With No Face, The Grandmother of Keys, and The Silent Heart. Only accessible by seven gates that randomly appear on the other side of any door on Earth, in any time, Mur slides along the path of humanity silently. If you're not careful, or possibly if you're fortunate, you can end up there.