Bioman, Golem, and all related characters ©1999 Nathan Berg. All rights reserved.
In the year 2005, a test subject is transformed into a superhuman cyborg known as a "biodroid." The subject escapes, however, and lives a normal life in New York City.
Years later, his son, Micheal Trovain, is a retired-officer-turned-private-detective who makes a shocking discovery: he's a biodroid too. Now, with the help of a beautiful scientist with a dark secret, he becomes New York City's "finest": Bioman. With an assortment of powerful weapons meant for military use, he battles the scum of the city.
But the very company that made him a superhero wants him and his father for research purposes. When they threaten to send an enforcer after him, Micheal laughs it off. But soon, he finds out that they weren't kidding.
Now D.E.V.O. (Destruction Evil Violence Opression), a man who looks disturbingly like Micheal, has been sent after him. And Devo doesn't like Micheal at all.
Can Micheal save the city from the most violent and dark-hearted villain ever? Will his powers be enough? Or will he need more than just hi-tech weapons? Perhaps, he already has it in him, but he just doesn't know it...
This rip-roaring techno-adventure is pure intensity from beginning to end as an average man faces the power and responsibilities of being a hero...
It is the near future. A curse that has been carried on for over a hundred years now finds a new victim: Jack Newman.
The curse is to seek out the enemies of one dead soul and kill them, drawing their blood and using it to fuel the soul's power and vengeance. Now, Jack must take up the curse of Golem.
One of the enemies Jack must seek out is an ancient evil known as Drago, a half-dragon demon who originated the curse. If Drago were to be killed, the curse would be lifted. But one great power doesn't like that at all.
Years ago, in a pact with Vassago, one of the six princes of Hell, to save his own soul, Drago promised that all lives taken because of the curse would be given to Vassago to be transformed into Hell's most powerful soldiers: Hellhounds.
But if the curse is lifted, the Hellhounds will vanish, and Hell will be without its favored minions. So soon Hell is involved in the battle to stop this curse before Jack must turn it over to his next child, whenever that may be.
To try and stop Golem, Vassago comes to Earth in Demonic form to try to find three jewels that will give him the power to physically kill Golem. If Vassago gets the jewels, then Golem is doomed...
Or is he?
His one hope lies in an ancient weapon, a huge broadsword called the "Omega Sword." If he can find it, it will empower him with the ultimate ally: the very Light of God, the only thing that can kill physical demons.
But where is this Omega Sword? Where can he find it? And can he find it before it's too late?
N. Stuart Berg's most incredible written creation blazes to dark and gothic life, with powerful characters and more twists than the LA Freeway.
James "Jones" Ramirez has been thinking. Ever since the disappearance of Bioman, New York City's proclaimed guardian, the city has been rotted to its festering core with crime and evil. Is there anyone who can rid the once-glorious city of this heinous rise of crime? Of course. Bioman. But Bioman is gone. So... Who will take his place?
Jones can. How? Through S.T.A.R. Labs. Soon he is "Tracer," the latest armored Biodroid hero. But one day, the real Bioman suddenly reappears.
And everything goes downhill from there.
This second Bioman story is action-packed and will keep you guessing to the very end.
Times are bleak in the distant future. Two freelance assassins, Axl "Mad Hatter" Blayde and Tim "Striker" Williams grew up knowing they were going to kill people for a living. Together, they purge the city of crime bosses and dope-stealing prostitutes...
...For a price, that is.
Even at twenty-five thousand credits a job, they give you your money's worth. But now they have a new problem. They're being attacked by vampires.
With the help of an aging vampire slayer, they learn the tricks of the trade and become Vampire Slayers, a rare breed of men and women capable of battling the evil hordes.
Along the way, they struggle to hold on to their sanity, their friendship, and their assassination skills. All three seem to slowly be disintegrating. They are losing their edge. Why?
Could they be growing something they never thought possible: a conscience?
Hatter and Striker kick some bloodsucking ass in this dark tale of heroism in the most unlikely of places.
