Bøger af Rylend Grant

In this Tokusatsu thriller from award-winning writer Rylend Grant, Denver Wallace must put his crew of monster-fighting pilots back together to change history.Ten years after a catastrophic mission gone awry, Denver Wallace, leader of the Suicide Jockeys - a poor, usually drunken, almost certainly mentally ill crew of monster-fighting, tank-and-aircraft-piloting suckers - must pick himself up off the proverbial and literal floors, slap his estranged, desperately-fractured team back together and right what once went wrong. From screenwriter/Ringo award-winning comic creator Rylend Grant

A wholly original and delightfully twisted deconstruction of the superhero genre by Hollywood screenwriter/Aberrant-scribe Rylend Grant. A disgraced, terminally ill former superhero launches a violent and misguided Death Wish-like campaign to purge the city of supervillains before he dies. His former protégé - currently the public's point-and-wink superhero ideal - is tasked with bringing him in. The Rub? He isn't remotely up to it.

A U.S. Army Special Operations Commander must team with the man he hates most in this world ΓÇô a wildly eccentric, usually very drunken, former superhero ΓÇô to bring down the renegade General responsible for the deaths of his unit.

DAVID, a U.S. Army Special Operations Commander, distraught after losinghis entire unit to a superhuman attack, wages an absolutely brutal one-man waron the eccentric billionaire and former superhero, Lance Cordrey, whom hebelieves is ultimately responsible. That is until Nelson Little, the head of aclandestine paramilitary outfit called Article 13, who guards the line betweenthings human and things superhuman, presents David with evidence that Cordreymay be a patsy, and DavidΓÇÖs men were killed as part of a vast and twistedgovernment/military conspiracy. Armed with this new information, David mustdismantle the machine of said conspiracy piece by human piece while coming toterms with his own mysteriously emerging superpowers and wrestling with sinceredoubts about LittleΓÇÖs trustworthiness.