Lemke, Donald B

Side-by-side stories detail the experiences of Yoshiro Tanaka and a bloodthirsty demon, whose stories collide when Yoshiro plays a mysterious tape from the subway.

A group of high school kids step up when Tony Hawk's skateboard shatters and the students set out on an adventure around the world to collect the missing pieces and put them back together.

Tells the story of the 1888 blizzard that spread across the Great Plains killing hundreds of children as they walked home from school, and is written in graphic novel format.

Flash must save Central City from a potentially devastating tornado and decide whether the storm's formation just as the Weather Wizard was being released from Iron Height's Penitentiary is coincidence or something more sinister.

In a story told from two different viewpoints, two American divers searching for a sunken submarine and its mysterious cargo find themselves face-to-face with another dive team determined to get the cargo for themselves and keep the submarine's location secret at any cost. Includes information about the creation of the book.

In a story told from two different viewpoints, in 1984, orphan Yoshiro Tanaka finds a strange cassette tape that, when played, awakens a blood-thirsty creature that has been slumbering for a century beneath the streets of Tokyo. That same cassette may hold the key to saving his life and ending the odd dreams he has had since he was four. Includes information about the creation of the book.

Tired of being wimpy and picked on by other kids, comic book aficionado Zack Allen creates a powerful armored suit and uses it to become his own superhero: Zinc Alloy, the Invincible Boy-Bot.

When the Penguin purchases Gotham City's largest media company and a crime wave hits the heart of Gotham, Batman discovers that the two events are correlated. With the Penguin ruling the airwaves, however, Batman begins to look like a criminal and people start to fear him.

An account of how Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs developed the personal computer and continued to make improvements to the machines after creating the Apple computer company. Presented in graphic format.