Reassembling Eggs

Myron Slurve is an inventor. He is also a misanthrope. He is the latter because humanity doesn't appreciate his accomplishments as the former. (Also because women don't. Or maybe mostly because women don't.) His crowning achievement is a machine that projects a ray by which people and things can travel through time. He has also invented the coffee shower, the foldable baseball bat, and the egg reassembler. That all happened in the mid-1940s. Only now has science caught up with Myron. Only now have scientists uncracked the code on how to un-boil a hard-boiled egg. You can read more in a story called "Scientists Crack the Code on How to Un-Boil a Hard-Boiled Egg" by Liz Neporent at the website of ABC News (Jan. 26, 2015), here. Too late for Myron Slurve, his idea could lead to new ways to fight cancer.

Story and art copyright 2015 Terence E. Hanley

Text copyright 2015 Five Star Comics

Five Star Comics #1

Five Star Comics #1 is ready at last! After months of preparation, Five Star Comics is in print, featuring five stories, each with its own Golden Age hero.

Moth Man!

The book starts off with a tale in which Moth Man the Golden Age character meets Mothman the paranormal creature. Find out how Mothman gained entrance to our world by reading "Moth Man Meets Mothman" by Terence Hanley!

Silver Streak!

Next, Silver Streak returns to the comics where he crosses paths with his own great-granddaughter, a new heroine called Missile. Together they go up against King Chronos. Read "Yesterday and Today" by Larry Blake!

Marvel Maid!

Marvel Maid is up next in a story in which she must face a threat to our very own Earth. She's not alone, for two small boys and even Albert Einstein are on hand to help. Find out what happens in "Agent of Doom" by Terence Hanley!

Flip Falcon!

Flip Falcon makes his first appearance in the comics in almost seventy years in "Flip Falcon in the Fourth Dimension". In this timeless tale, written by Jordan Lowe and drawn by Gary Gibeaut, Flip runs into a mad scientist and his demonic minions from another dimension. Read the full story in Five Star Comics.

Cave Girl!

Finally, Cave Girl, inhabitant of the forgotten Dawn Lands, sets out on an odyssey to rescue a helpless baby from his kidnapper. On her journey, she must avoid all the perils of a land populated with dinosaurs and even more monstrous creatures. You'll discover how it all turns out by reading "Cave Girl" by Larry Blake, Gary Gibeaut, and Terence Hanley!

Five Star Comics #1!

Five stories filling 37 pages--and no ads--plus a full-color cover and a preview of The Black Bat by Matt Marshall, on sale beginning Saturday, September 17, 2011, at The Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant, West Virginia!

Five Star Comics cover art copyright 2011 Terence E. Hanley

Text copyright 2011 Five Star Comics

Marvel Maid in Five Star Comics!

Marvel Maid, a one-shot Golden Age superheroine, is back after six decades and starring in her own story in Five Star Comics! The story also features two little helpers, as well as Albert Einstein himself. Also, in cameo appearances, look for Orson Welles and Joseph Cotten. Five Star Comics #1, out this week!

Text copyright 2011 Five Star Comics

Story and art copyright 2011 Terence E. Hanley