These series of humorous edutainment comic books feature Atlas (from Greek mythology), who comes down to Earth from Olympus to become a superhero. In the process, he teaches about the Planets, Numbers and letters. They are a fun way for the younger set to learn.

The new fantasy-action series revolves around the Shadow Boys, self-named for their ability to hide inside their own shadows. They are a rag-tag group of male fairies kidnapped by a wicked fairywitch intent on seizing the throne of Fairydom. Years later, a prophesy comes true and the boys must battle dark mystical creatures, along with the witch and her army of dragons in a fight for their lives and the fate of their realm. Launch date: July 2008.

The 252-page book revolves around the exploits of a publicly-humiliated Army Air Corps test pilot, court-martialed and discharged from the service. He winds up taking a job flying an experimental airplane around the world from pole to pole, and discovers a strange island, where he discovers secrets that lead him to become America’s only hope against a devastating sneak attack by the Nazis and their powerful new electromagnetic weapon. Launch date: July 2008.

This lighthearted, educational board book teaches young children about the planets in the solar system using Atlas as a guide. Atlas had a job on Mt. Olympus holding Earth upon his shoulders. He was fascinated watching people on Earth flying around in capes, fighting evil-doers, so he decided to quit his job and become a superhero. Now, he lives on Earth among humans, defending them from scary monsters and trying really hard to get used to his tights. It is written by Darren. G. Davis.

This set of five fingerpuppets ride in a plush, pink cadillac. The cat characters, Big Jim, Lady Jane, This One, That One and The Other One, which the fingerpuppets are modeled after, derive from the award-winning children's book by Jane Seymour and James Keach, called "This One 'N That One."

This is the first in a series of empowering, contemporary fairy tales about the adventures of a misfit fairy from the wrong side of the pond. In a world of lattes, lip gloss and designer duds, where everyone is trying to fit in, "The Fairies of Bladderwhack Pond" is about being an original, true to yourself. It's written by Debbie Bishop and is illustrated by Andy Park.

Thousands of years ago, Atlantis violently crumbled apart and sank into the sea. Its existence is now a mere legend and the Atlanteans would like to keep it that way. Living among us, they have recreated their realm by combining ancient wisdom with new age technology. Thriving covertly, deep beneath the subterranean shelf, the Atlanteans monitor humans but rarely co-mingle with mainlanders. Using an international black ops organization called the Deceivers (DVS) as a cover, three heroes keep watch, battling high crimes and terrorism and protecting us, while secretly, in places on earth, hidden from mankind, they fight dangerous enemies from their past.