Nervous System (Paperback or Softback)

From the corporate battlegrounds of Marvel to the cutting-edge worlds of Heavy Metal Illustrated, Joshua Sky has spent his career writing for some of the most iconic genre brands. Now, for the first time, Nervous system brings together 16 original stories by the award-winning author.

This definitive collection includes several never-before-published works exploring the concept of forever, the grit of the human spirit, and the eternal value of family. Featuring a special introduction that traces a journey from the shores of Maui to the creative ranks of He-Man, this volume is the first in a new era of collectible fiction by Joshua Sky!

Originally from Maui, Hawaii, Joshua Sky is a multi-award-winning author who is currently a writer for He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and Heavy Metal Illustrated. He has written for Marvel Entertainment, Mattel, Humanoids, Motherboard, Assemble Media, Sci-Futures, She-Ra: Princess of Power, Sun-Man, and Cartoon Network's Ben 10. He served the writer's room for the Emmy Award-winning animated series, Niko and the Sword of Light. Joshua has also written for major theatrical campaigns, like The Predator and Deadpool. He resides in Los Angeles, California. Follow him on Instagram @ JoshuaSkyWriter.

Over a thirty-year career, Mike Dubisch has illustrated countless books, comics, magazines, and games, specializing in science fiction, horror, and fantasy. His eerie, timeless artwork has captivated audiences worldwide. After meeting Cody Goodfellow at Comic-Con San Diego in 2009, he began collaborating on projects like All Monster Action, New Tomorrow, Mystery Meat, and Slow Death Zero, as well as several independent films. The sole illustrator for Forbidden Futures, Dubisch also creates art for tabletop RPGs and collectible card games. He collaborates with his wife, illustrator Carolyn Watson Dubisch, on the award-winning The People That Melt In The Rain. Together, they have three children, and he also teaches at The Academy of Art University in San Francisco.