2 results for "Science Fiction"

Superman's World of Krypton

Paul Kupperberg
These are the last days of Krypton. Jor-El, wisest of Krypton's Council of Elders, has struggled to alert the populace to the apocalyptic terrors facing them. And as his race against the clock winds down, he makes a fateful decision, to rocket his son Kal-El away from the doomed planet to the safety of Earth. As Krypton dies, a legend is born, the legend of Superman.
Tom Doherty Associates, LLC 1987-06 160 pages

Latchkeys Splinters

Steven Savile,Robert Greenberger,Debbie Viguié,Paul Kupperberg,Kris Katzen,James Reasoner,Aaron Rosenberg
On a quiet, dead-end residential street on the outskirts of Omaha, Nebraska sits an old house called Tanglewood. In its front yard a large old ash tree casts its shadow across shrubs and flowerbeds and a lawn that have all long ago surrendered any pretense of life. But inside the House are the Doors. Doors too numerous to count. Doors made of the wood from Yggdrasil, the great Norse World Tree that stands at the center of the universe. Doors that lead to every time and every place that ever was-or ever could be. Provided you are one of the rare few with the gift, a child with the ability to step through such Doors to the other side. Provided you are a Latchkey, capable of becoming one of the Wardens, the protectors of Tanglewood and its Doors. Then-disaster! Tanglewood's connection to the World Tree is somehow broken. And many of its Doors disappear, sent spinning out across time and space with no rhyme or reason, leaving behind only the flimsiest of shadows. Now the young Wardens must find and return the missing Doors. But many of them have splintered from the impact. Those missing pieces must be restored before the Doors can be returned. And Splinters can be anywhere and assume any form. Almost like they don't want to be found. Read all about the Latchkeys and their exciting, thrilling, spooky adventures to places that were, places that might have been, and places that almost could be!
Clockworks 2013-01-25 280 pages