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In 'Castration Complex' MAP returns to the past to discover a more than dark secret, and in 'Deus Ex Machina' the secret becomes ever darker. In 'Galactic Guardian' the darkness of schizophrenia looms, while in 'If music be the food of love ...' space cowboys ride the range once more. In 'Little Red Riding and Robin - Hoods' some nursery crymes are committed, and in 'Love Bugs' MAP irons out a few. In Mobile Armored Personnel (MAP) our hero indulges in some mighty space opera, while 'Mythopoea' is much more of a cerebral trip. 'Special Angel Service' sees a return to space operatics, and 'Supramazonic' is in the tradition of Japanese Manga. In 'The House that Map Built' we find an ancient shoggoth in its labyrinth, before 'Valhalla For Starters' for returning space opera buffs. In 'Baby MAP' our hero returns to his childhood, and in 'Mapina' he experiences gender education. An evil alien is encountered in 'The MAP Of The Evil Alien', and in '"Ride!" she said' MAP doesn't argue. Finally, in `Well, it was like this doc . . .` MAP meets the friendliest alien ever, and she isn't ET!
About the author
As a member of the American Fellowship Church (AFC), the Universal Life Church (ULC), and the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship International (FGBMFI), Dr Robin Bright has been bringing the light of Christianity to the world since he was a bulb.
