Anything Is Possible: The Eddie Edwards Story

With as much impact as his signature move, the Boston Knee Party, Anything Is Possible: The Eddie Edwards Story takes fans of all ages inside the ring for an inspiring look into world champion wrestler Eric Maher, aka Impact Wrestling's Eddie Edwards' journey to the top of the independent wrestling scene. Maher teams up with co-writer and DC Comics artist Mark Poulton to deliver highlights from his incredible career. The only man in history to win the Impact Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and GHC world heavyweight championships--professional wrestling's triple crown, Maher recounts his days as a kid dreaming of a wrestling career, including training with the legendary Killer Kowalski and living and training in a Japanese dojo in the footsteps of his heroes.

The world is full of underdogs, but as "Die Hard" Eddie Edwards, Eric Maher proves that with hard work and determination his mantra of "Anything Is Possible" can be true for anyone.

Mark is a writer/artist who has worked for DC Comics, Image Comics and Arcana Studio. He is best known for his children's book series, A CAT NAMED HAIKU, which was nominated for Best Single Issue Story in the 2011 Eagle Awards. It was recently adapted as an animated short for Top Buzz starring DC's Legends of Tomorrow's Kiefer O'Reilly as Haiku and Mark as Haiku's owner. He co-wrote SAVAGE HAWKMAN for DC Comics during the New 52. He relaunched Rob Liefeld's AVENGELYNE at Image Comics in 2011. Once it finished publication, AVENGELYNE ran as an acclaimed webcomic series at Keenspot.com where it amassed a readership over 500,000. His latest book, an all-ages graphic novel, PIZZA TREE, was co-written with his 7 year old son, Chase, and was recently nominated for BEST KIDS GRAPHIC NOVEL in the 2018 Ringo Awards.