For the first time, the saga of the Tet Offensive is compiled into trade paperback Tet '68 stands alone yet continues the Vietnam Journal saga as creator Don Lomax uses his six issue series collection to spotlight what many have called the turning point of the Vietnam War. Although it was a military victory for the United States, the ramifications of the Tet Offensive drove American public opinion against the war, led to the highest casualty rates of U.S. soldiers, and re-energized the draft. The Tet Offensive was the beginning of the end to the Vietnam War. Don Lomax's Vietnam Journal has been hailed by Military Book Club, Entertainment Weekly, School Library Journal, Publisher's Weekly, and many others for its realistic and thought provoking approach and Lomax's skill in telling true tales of the war that brought such divisiveness to the American public.

In the tradition of Conan the Barbarian comes a sword and sorcery adventure for the ages! Three young men embark on a quest to find and kill Khor, a despotic warrior/wizard of the land who has a track record of destroying and annihilating all who have attempted to oppose him. Along their journey the young men will face various obstacles and challenges, and seek help in a monastery where they are given guidance as to where they can obtain the materials needed to face and possibly defeat Khor. However their dangerous adventure is not so smooth and clear cut as the young men must first defeat Khor's trusted lieutenant, and Khor's military forces, before coming face to face with Khor himself!

In a vein similar to UNIVERSAL SOLDIER meets DEADPOOL!June 26, 1971. Location: Mr. Happy Food & Drink, outside El Paso, Texas. John J. Ramirez is a Vietnam veteran. While serving in Southeast Asia in the late 60’s, he was a test subject for an experimental combat performance enhancement drug – essentially a super-soldier serum. Now stateside, Ramirez can’t remember his own name or how he ended up here. His life has become a series of disjointed flashes – past and present, real and imaginary, continuously overlapping and morphing. And then there's that annoying Grim Reaper only he can see. The chatty bastard won't stop talking and calling him "bro." Meanwhile, elsewhere in El Paso, Father Karras is a pastor who has determined he is a Knight of the Apocalypse, descended to Earth against the will of a too-forgiving God. Holding a sawed-off shotgun named Salvation, he sets out to do his work. At the Mr. Happy Food & Drink, the paths of these two men are meant to cross. There WILL be blood.