The Price

Recently, there has been some confusion over the price of our books. Up until now, they have been free of charge, but, due to the price of MAKING the comics, we have had to ask you for 50 cents on most books. The harder the book to make, the more expensive, the easier book to make, the less expensive. Thank you for your time.
- The Management

The Marvelous Adventures of Bowling Ball - Summary

Here is a short overview of the Bowling Ball comic series. For those of you who read my http://red-deathproductions.blogspot.com, you'll know that I said I'd type this as soon as I finished my last article on there.

Bowling Ball was created by accident when a bad bowler accidentally threw him out the window and was struck by lightning. He lived as a thief for three decades, until one fateful day when the dreaded Spooky Spider attacked the town of Snig, where he lived.

Bowling Ball felt the urge to do something right and saved the day with his newly discovered super-powers. Now he's a super-hero, fighting monstrous, grotesque villains every day. Snig was never the same ever since the beloved hero came to life...and his name is -

BOWLING BALL!

Yeah, that's all you're getting. You have to buy the comic to find out what happens. Luckily, they don't cost much. The marvelous second edition comes out Friday. The comics are limited, so SIGN UP AND GET THE LATEST INSTALLMENT OF The Marvelous Adventures of Bowling Ball!

Another book we're doing is a collection of horror stories by the greatest American writer of horror. Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of the Grotesque is out on Halloween. There are some dark stories in it, so not recommended for the nervous. Hop-Frog (Brendan) and the Red Death (yours truly) welcome you to Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of the Grotesque!
- Brian O'Connell

MORE COMICS OUT SOON!

The Marvelous Adventures of Bowling Ball, Second Edition

Ever want to continue The Marvelous Adventures of Bowling Ball? Well, on Friday, the "epical" second edition is out! 

It features the following stories:

The Mysterious Case of Bowling and Ball and The Cellar. But this time, we have an additional short comic called "The Zoo," which is a short adventure in an animal's cage.

Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of the Grotesque

In this chilling book, we've collected our favorite Edgar Allan Poe stories and written them in comic form. It'll come out on Halloween, featuring classic tales of horror like The Tell-Tale Heart, The Masque of the Red Death, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Black Cat and Hop-Frog.
- Brian O'Connell