Surrounded on all sides by conflict and turmoil, nestled in a quiet valley in the shadow in a great fort, sits the town of Oasis. A haven for the weak and tired, beset on all sides but guarded by two hardened warriors. But what happens when the threat to Oasis comes from within? Continue reading →
13-year-old Jeff Stormer is just about to have the worst birthday ever. Continue reading →
ASHFORD, LONDON, 1940. Sirens blare overhead. Bombers sighted over the Atlantic. It falls to one Maxine “Moxie” Hoover to try and rush to the rescue… Continue reading →
WAR… ON THE HOMEFRONT! Operation: Backstab was a success, but don’t rest easy Klaus–paranoia and anxiety back in Idyll means there is a whole host of new threats waiting for you! Continue reading →
OPERATION: BACKSTAB! Dropped behind enemy lines, cybernetic super-soldier Klaus Winberg, alias THE ROCKETMAN, is reluctantly tasked with taking down an enemy super-weapon. Can he destroy THE BEHEMOTH without risking civilian lives in the process?
Stay tuned next week for part 2–WAR FOR THE HOMEFRONT! Continue reading →
The Shadowblade. Forged of void metal in the endless abyss beneath the underdark, it has traveled for four generations, carrying a spark of each of its previous wielders. Now in the hands of a thief named Shanks, it seeks to enter the Ageless Vault… Continue reading →
COLUMBO, “A Symphony Of Screams,” TUESDAY, 8:00 PM, NBC, 90 minutes, 1976. Teenaged concert pianist Roland Axel (Jeff Stormer) kills his father, who was serving as his agent and manager, and attempts to cover up the crime. Continue reading →
“For God and Country,” what does that even mean? In the face of the “Great War,” Jackson Fletcher must rally his men for a mission unlike anything they’ve planned for prior. Continue reading →
Combat on the front, intrigue at home… life is certainly busy for Klaus Winberg, former veteran turned cyborg super-soldier, alias The Rocketman. Continue reading →
WHEN GOD AND COUNTRY CALLS, Jackson Fletcher answers the call. But as he’s about to learn, the reality of the Great War is much different than the stories told by the fireplace… Continue reading →