Who Can Save Us Now?: Brand New Superheroes and Their Amazing (Short) Stories, edited by Owen King & John McNally, paperback, signed by McNally, King, and contributor Kelly Braffet, and annotated by McNally on page 101.

"Seventy years after the creation of Superman is the world ready for Bad Karma Girl? The doomed damsel— she suffers bad luck so you don’t have to— is the kind of off-center superhero showcased in this poignant collection of 22 stories of super prose… No billion-dollar franchises here but a smart collection of post-modern heroics." — USA Today

Intro to Alien Invasion by Owen King & Mark Poirier, illustrated by Nancy Ahn, paperback, signed by King and Poirier, and annotated by King and Poirier on page 101. Comes with a small and very funny drawing on separate paper, created by Ahn for the occasion.

“…the story is told with energy and a subversive charm somewhere between Edgar Wright and Eli Roth… An enjoyably irreverent diversion." — Kirkus

The Forgotten Girl by Rio Youers, hardcover, signed by the author, and annotated on page 101.

"Canadian author Youers makes his U.S. debut with a paranormal thriller distinguished by subtle characterizations and emotionally evocative prose. Some vicious thugs abduct street musician Harvey Anderson from his apartment building in Green Ridge, N.J., and give him a savage beating. They want to know the location of Sally Starling, a name he doesn’t recognize, even after they show him a copy of the rental agreement that he and Sally signed in 2010 for the Green Ridge apartment... Harvey’s compelling, moving search for Sally and the truth offers everything that fans of intelligent suspense could wish for." — Publishers Weekly