Meet City of the Gods artist Steve Crompton. Look for his table where he will have all our latest books, games, comics and art pieces for sale. Stop by, say hello, and discover some of his other fantastic work.

Meet City of the Gods writer M. Scott Verne, artist Steve Crompton, and Mythic Tales authors Ken St. Andre, Wendell Brown, and Randy Lindsay (tentative)  at this 4-day event at the Phoenix Convention Center. Exact times of appearances tba. Follow my Twitter feed @wynnmercere for updates.

  May 24 - 27, 2012 Phoenix, Arizona 

Inside, evil Set is up to his usual tricks, while Sekhmet, Tenh-Mer and some new friends stand in his way. Get your digital copy from Drivethrucomics.com for only 99 cents! We hope to re-release Pantheon 2 early this summer.

Stop by FICTIONWRITER at the San Diego Reader to read “Wanted: Mordecai.”

You can buy it in paperback at Amazon.com.

The Kindle edition will be out shortly. Here’s a sneak peek at the back cover image that will be exclusive to the digital edition.

A great reason to pick up this title is that it contains our submission guidelines for the second anthology, scheduled for a 2013 release. Would you like to write a story set in the City of the Gods?

A few spoilers about what the collection contains were spilled in our latest breakout review at the San Diego Reader – and you can always keep up on the very latest news about my writing by subscribing to my monthly newsletter, Wynn Mercere’s Writing World.

Happy Holidays to all our City of the Gods fans! May your season be festive no matter what realm you call home.

First a novel, then a game, now a brand new comic! Announcing the first release in the City of the Gods Universe comic line, The Last Goddess #1. If you have already read about D’Molay’s adventures with the gods in the City and the realms, you might be curious about what’s going on back on Earth. The Last Goddess #1 is a stand-alone story which references the retreat of the gods from our planet and the power of the Council, but tells a tale all its own.

At Dunwich Asylum, two evil gods secretly attempt to rebuild their powers and gain new converts. One remaining goddess of the light is reborn to thwart them. Can she rediscover her godhood, adapt to the modern world, and succeed?

The Last Goddess #1 is for mature readers and contains some nudity and supernatural horror elements.

Available exclusively at DriveThru Comics, this 53-page publication is priced competitively at $1.75 for the digital download. Story by M. Scott Verne and Wynn Mercere, with art by Seppo Makinen and S. Crompton. There is a free preview of the first six pages at the link.

Larger type and more art increased the book to 428 pages. The original release clocked in at 310. Check the page counts to make sure you are ordering the edition you want from booksellers such as Amazon.Com.

At this time, the Kindle eBook has not been changed. It is the first edition with a limited selection of images, but bargain priced at $3.99.

Game Masters: Have you ever wanted to take your players to meet the gods?  Now you can with the City of the Gods Map Pack.  Usable with any role playing system, this product presents a world where all the gods of Earth reside: Greek, Egyptian, Babylonian, Celtic, Asian and many other Pantheons all dwell in this mystical realm.  The City of the Gods is where they all meet, plot, plan and fight for dominion. 

Map Pack includes:
11 x 17 full color detailed City map — 20 page book that describes over 105 places in the city – details on the world and 54 scenarios the GM can use to incorporate his existing game into the City of the Gods – full color map of the outlying realms of the gods – 18 full color NPC cards of gods and citizens from the City – 32 page signed comic – plus a booklet with a chapter from the City of the Gods novel.

Published by Flying Buffalo, Inc. Suggested retail $19.95. Game retailers — look for our ad in the fall distributors’ catalogs.

Sneak peeks of the art will be posted here next week. In the meantime, enjoy this interview about the Kindle edition of our book at David Wisehart’s Kindle Authors site.

The Kindle edition has fewer art pieces than the paperback, but the ones chosen for the Kindle display marvelously on the device. We also made one frequently requested change, which was to move the map of the world to the front of the book for easier reference.

Don’t use a Kindle? Don’t worry - digital versions of the novel will be available in several other formats soon. The paperback will remain on sale for those who prefer a traditional book.