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House of Usher comics
NANTUCKET BROWN ROASTERS:
The First of Many Great Things #1 of 2

This is the introductory issue to the series, where we meet Ahab, Daisy and Fish, who become the core of the Roasters. You learn about Khufu and his crazy schemes of world domination, and oatmeal cookies. order
NANTUCKET BROWN ROASTERS:
The First of Many Great Things #2 of 2

Here is the first adventure of the Roasters, where Fish is sent to scout out someone from Khufu's past. Plus, the Roasters get a team name (guess what it is). order
NANTUCKET BROWN ROASTERS:
The Second Law of Thermodynamics

The Roasters run into the Phantom Limb and the Aaron Burr Society, with strange results. Can they overcome being caught in the middle of a revenge scheme? All they want it Daisy Red Buttons to be returned. order
NANTUCKET BROWN ROASTERS:
Two Years

This is the story of the two years that pass between Ahab killing Khufu and his becoming aware that the ol' pharaoh survived! The true origin of the team. order
NANTUCKET BROWN ROASTERS:
The Lady of Shadows

This issue introduces the Roasters' arch-enemy, the Scorched Earth Shakers. It also gives a look into the future with the Unstrung Harp, a mysterious woman who predicts the end of the world! order


House of Usher novels
THE GREAT WORMWOOD

THE GREAT WORMWOOD is the first of a planned trilogy, although it stands alone as a complete adventure in its own right. It deals with Ichabod Wormwood, a sixth-grader who finds himself transplanted from his hometown in Michigan to a strange little town in central Wisconsin. The move coincides with the switch to middle school, and Ichabod finds life turned completely upside down. He gets bullied, has no friends, falls for a girl, and gets humiliated by his own mother in front of his classmates (including said girl) - all in the first couple of weeks of school.
Ichabod takes drastic action and runs away, and stumbles upon an ancient mystery. He learns of a civilization, hidden underneath our own. His curiosity gets the best of him, and he gets stuck in this mythological place, where he must fulfill an ancient prophesy before he can return to the world above.

It’s a meaty book, weighing in at around four hundred pages, and is geared toward the same audience as Harry Potter and The Hobbit. It’s also illustrated by the author throughout.

All THE GREAT WORMWOOD orders through this website will be signed and numbered to 500, plus have an original sketch inside! order