The firespiders are back in Astor City. Months ago an elephant-sized spider the size of, well, an elephant terrorized the downtown area and wreaked havoc on the arachnophobia of thousands. The new wave of fire-breathing, eight-legged creatures is not as large but far more plentiful.
When a cluster of dozens of spiders overwhelms a wedding party, the situation calls for superpowered intervention. Meanwhile, Dr. Terri Travers, badly injured in the first spider attack, samples a cure that her biologist father believes could repair her crippled hand – and (as usually happens when science meets superhero fable) something goes terribly wrong.
For years Myke Phoenix has been fighting the forces of evil in the world alone, commissioned by a mysterious mythical bird and endowed with the body and powers of an ancient super-warrior. Almost nothing can penetrate his skin and he has strength and speed beyond those of mere mortals, but when a college campus is overrun, even he can’t stop the menace by himself. The solution will surprise and delight.
Got an hour? Dive into the world of Myke Phoenix, and come back every month for more.
Don’t take my word for it – ask five-star reviewer Wally Conger, who said of The Puzzle of the Talking “I can't praise these Myke Phoenix stories highly enough. They're funny (in fact, Warren's narration of events is a hoot in itself). But at the same time, they're each filled with "shock & awe" superhero suspense.”
Or Nanette Lillie, who wrote after Duck Man “Warren 's storytelling ability is wonderful. He had me believing it was possible to be half manhalf duck. ;) I can't wait for the next installment.”
I (1953-) was raised in New Jersey but fell in love at first sight with the blue skies of Wisconsin, where I have spent my entire adulthood, first in radio news and more recently as a reporter/editor of community newspapers. I live near the shores of Green Bay with my beloved golden retrievers Dejah Thoris Princess of Mars and Summer.