Amazing Things Press

Award-winning children's book author Jan Fenimore and Amazing Things Press have published a book titled Tales of the Tarahumara Indians aimed at educating elementary-aged students about the remarkable Tarahumara Indian tribe—also known as the...

Author Vincent Spada and Amazing Things Press have released a humorous illustrated book for adults only just in time for the holidays.

The Golden Age of comics in the 1940s brought us Fawcett's Captain Marvel, more widely known today as Shazam. His popularity brought a lawsuit from National Comics (Now, DC) because of accused similarities to a certain Man of Steel.

An unpublished short story from comics master artist, Tom Sutton has come to light, and InDELLible Comics and Amazing Things Press has published it in Tales From the Tomb #1.

(Corrected: the name of comic book and issue where the new Killjoy story appears is Crackajack Comics issue #1 instead of All-New Popular Comics issue #6.)

InDELLible Comics and Amazing Things Press have been granted permission to use a cult favorite comic character in their All-NewPopular Comics line after the passing of its creator.

Next Generation Indie Book Award winner Tracy Lane-Hembley has published her fifth book, What Dreams May Bring, published by Amazing Things Press. Based on a dream Ms.

New comic book company InDELLible Comics is joining forces with publisher Amazing Things Press to release an exciting four-color magazine into the marketplace, All-New Popular Comics.

David Harris has written and illustrated a parody of children's picture books aimed at adults, titled Mili the Bunny, and published by Amazing Things Press.

Julie L. Casey has written a sequel to How I Became a Teenage Survivalist and Time Lost: Teenage Survivalist II, titled Ice Queen: Teenage Survivalist III, published by Amazing Things Press. Julie Casey lives in a rural area near St.