Tell us a bit about Paladins, please.
I wrote a novel for Moonstone Books called Paladins. Paladins is a team-up story featuring several pulp characters, old and new. In the best heroic tradition, the characters find themselves facing a common foe and team-up to save the world. When the call came in from Joe Gentile at Moonstone Books to work on this, there was already some of the parts in place, including the title. The Night Marcher is a new character being introduced so I was introduced to her. I did not create her but enjoyed fleshing out her world. Domino Lady came on board when I did. She and I make a good team, and I’m always thrilled to write Domino Lady.
In Paladins, a mysterious villain seeks items of rare power. This brings the villain and his followers/henchmen into contact with lord of the jungle, Ki-Gor, his wife, Helene Vaughn, Ravenwood: The Stepson of Mystery, The Night Marcher, Judgment’s sidekick, Nelu Qui, and The Domino Lady. Eventually, their stories converge with explosive results.
How does this one continue the themes you revisit in your work or is it something in a different vein?
Good vs. evil is a theme I revisit often.
Tell us a bit about Paladins, please.
I wrote a novel for Moonstone Books called Paladins. Paladins is a team-up story featuring several pulp characters, old and new. In the best heroic tradition, the characters find themselves facing a common foe and team-up to save the world. When the call came in from Joe Gentile at Moonstone Books to work on this, there was already some of the parts in place, including the title. The Night Marcher is a new character being introduced so I was introduced to her. I did not create her but enjoyed fleshing out her world. Domino Lady came on board when I did. She and I make a good team, and I’m always thrilled to write Domino Lady.
In Paladins, a mysterious villain seeks items of rare power. This brings the villain and his followers/henchmen into contact with lord of the jungle, Ki-Gor, his wife, Helene Vaughn, Ravenwood: The Stepson of Mystery, The Night Marcher, Judgment’s sidekick, Nelu Qui, and The Domino Lady. Eventually, their stories converge with explosive results.
How does this one continue the themes you revisit in your work or is it something in a different vein?
Good vs. evil is a theme I revisit often.
