"Saga meets Avatar the Last Airbender" -- The Hollywood Reporter A stunning stand-alone YA space opera graphic novel of found family and intergalactic travel from Eisner-Award nominated writer Alex De Campi (Archie vs. Predator) and artist Eduardo Ocaña (Messiah Complex) Pedal to the metal! Tee, along with her grandmother and cat, is a wannabe bounty hunter, odd-jobbing across the galaxy in her ship the Full Tilt Boogie, constantly on the lookout for the bigger, better payday. Some days, though, it’s less bounty-hunting and more baby-sitting, especially when they rescue the narcissistic Prince Ifan from Debtor’s Prison. Accidentally sparking an intergalactic war, suddenly Tee finds herself chased across the universe by sacred knights and unstoppable undead warriors. Planet conquering, prince rescuing, and ramen eating – it’s all in a day’s work for the crew of the Full Tilt Boogie! "A true all-ages solution for the kids who want the space adventuring 2000 AD serialized vibe without all of the hyper-violence, but without sacrificing complexity." -Comics Beat "A sprawling science fiction adventure across the cosmos" - Women Write About Comics "Mixes close character interplay with sprawling space opera" - Broken Frontier

Everyone can be fabulous. Everyone can succeed. It takes two things: belief you can and enthusiasm. I wrote this book as a guide to becoming fabulous, if you don't think you already are. Any age, any gender can follow these instructions and tap into their inner fabulousness. Why not? I start by telling true stories of overcoming obstacles and rising above them with a flourish. My inspiration? Bette Midler, Albert Einstein and Marlene Morris. All three brought depth and insights into my life that became fun, successful and wildly entertaining. Your life can be, too. Read the book, follow the instructions and set yourself on the path to fabulous. If I can do it, so can you. There's nothing holding you back. Nothing! Join me, Bette Midler, Albert Einstein and Marlene Morris on the journey of YOUR lifetime.

Breanna Casey has only ever wanted two things in life: to race and to get the hell out of Arkadia, Texas. Stifled beneath her family's turbo-charged reputation, she's got her thumb firmly on the self-destruct button. A night of hyper-driven racing and rebellion leads to a one night stand with the one guy who knows how to press all her buttons: Noah McKay. Torn apart by the toll of his high-intensity enlistment in the Marines and guilt-ridden by what he's seen, Noah McKay left the military to find peace. A chance encounter sends him working for the parents of a raven-haired Amazon goddess with a tongue that cuts sharper than any knife. Quiet is the last thing he'll get. Finally, she gets her chance. Calloway Racing wants her to drive for them. But that's not all they want. A good friend of her father's, Calloway insists she take Noah along for the ride. Suddenly, her dreams are feeling more like a nightmare. Will they be able to help each other, maybe even find love, when living life full tilt boogie?

Janis Joplin was the skyrocket chick of the sixties, the woman who broke into the boys' club of rock and out of the stifling good-girl femininity of postwar America. With her incredible wall-of-sound vocals, Joplin was the voice of a generation, and when she OD'd on heroin in October 1970, a generation's dreams crashed and burned with her. Alice Echols pushes past the legary Joplin-the red-hot mama of her own invention-as well as the familiar portrait of the screwed-up star victimized by the era she symbolized, to examine the roots of Joplin's muscianship and explore a generation's experiment with high-risk living and the terrible price it exacted. A deeply affecting biography of one of America's most brilliant and tormented stars, Scars of Sweet Paradise is also a vivid and incisive cultural history of an era that changed the world for us all.

"Hanley has given us a surprisingly inspiring self-help book, an adventure in being. Informal, energetic and wise, Full-Tilt Boogie has the look and feel of a winner." George Leonard, author of Mastery and The Way of Aikido "Hanley has composed a "self-help" book that really delivers. Written in an accessible style, Full-Tilt Boogie provides insight into and advice about a host of important issues that face everyone. Without denying the difficulties involved in living life fully, Hanley offers a plausible recipe for doing so. Highly recommended." Michael E. Zimmerman, Ph.D., author of Eclipse of the Self and Contesting Earth's Future From our earliest days, each of us assembles a life based on what we see it is possible to be. From our frame of reference, we do the best we can, gaining competence in many areas, even mastery in a few. We fill our days with fleeting pleasures and momentary rewards. Our external success acts as a protective buffer against the demands of an inner turmoil characterized by a troubling inability to be fully whole and complete, fully at home with ourselves. The sum total of our accomplishments, both personal and professional, is assembled as an attempt to adapt to a negative self-assessment we take to be true. Most of us, at some point in our adult lives, take steps to address this inner dimension. We hire therapists, go to seminars, read books, or, perhaps, simply go on vacation. While temporarily blessed by distraction, most of us find ourselves right back where we started, not to mention a few dollars short. The problem is that most of our attempts to feel better about ourselves begin with and ultimately perpetuate the premise that something is fundamentally wrong with who we are. Our underlying turmoil stems from a fundamentally negative self-assessment. Once marked with the assessment, "I'm not right - Something is wrong with me," no amount of accomplishment or improvement can overcome the underlying negativity. Even in the midst of times when things appear to be going our way, there remains a nagging sense that, still, something isn't right, that something is missing. There is no path to power, joy, and fulfillment that does not intersect with the way we've constructed ourselves. Full-Tilt Boogie will show adults searching for personal power, joy, and fulfillment how to dismantle their negative self-identity and replace it with a new possibility of their own design. Full-Tilt Boogie avoids the platitudinous approach of most self-help books for a thoughtful presentation of the conceptual insights and behavior changes inherent in a legitimate process of personal transformation. Full-Tilt Boogie focuses on the conceptual understanding necessary for bringing about a legitimate personal transformation. The reader will explore the depth and breadth of the negative "reality" they find themselves in before considering the alternative possibility called full-tilt boogie living. In addition the book delineates essential practices one must follow in order to integrate their conceptual transformational into their everyday way of being and behavior. The author, John Hanley, Jr., is an experienced transformational trainer and coach whose 15 years of experience working with over 15,000 individuals around the world have prepared him well to capture in writing the ultimate transformational guide. Full-Tilt Boogie is a book that will give the reader the keys to the life they have always wanted to live. What's unique about the book is that it approaches self-help with the depth and rigor of a classic existentialist essay recalibrated into a 21st century, mainstream style. Full-Tilt Boogie, with its unique emphasis on inviting the reader to confront his or her underlying negative self-assessment on the way toward creating a personal identity founded in