American Mythology to publish final chapters of DAYS MISSING

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from the American Mythology Press Release
 
[Baltimore, Maryland] – Roddenberry fans and those of comic book veteran Phil Hester rejoice! The long awaited third installment of the Days Missing saga, DAYS MISSING: ENOX, is officially being released this fall. It’s been over five years coming and anxious readers have been waiting to learn the fate of the Steward’s legendary journey. The first two volumes of the critically acclaimed series garnered high praise from science fiction fans and industry professionals alike, and the latest installment brings the same group of immensely talented creators back to conclude the tale.
 
Under license from Roddenberry Entertainment, American Mythology Productions (AM) will release Days Missing: Enox as a full-color, 136-page hardcover original graphic novel celebrating the series’ epic conclusion. The book is a Featured Item in the comics section of the July 2016 edition of PREVIEWS from Diamond Comic Distributors, listed under “American Mythology Productions,” on page #280. It carries a $19.99 U.S. cover price. American Mythology will also be re-releasing the first and second books in the series, Days Missing, and Days Missing: Kestus, for fans who want to collect the whole saga.

 
Since the beginning of time, there has existed a being whose interaction and interference with mankind has shaped human history. His powers of time and intellect have allowed his secrecy and resulted in certain days being absent from any historical record. Their stories have never been told. Their details have never been documented. Their existence is not remembered. But, the occurrences of these days have forever changed the course of humanity's evolution. These are the "Days Missing" from our existence, and they are about to be revealed.
 
The 3rd volume will feature series writer, Phil Hester, who penned the previous installments, and the interior art is provided by Felipe Watanabe with the cover by Dale Keown. Hester is excited to bring the next chapter of the tale to the fans worldwide that have followed along and are ready for this spectacular conclusion to finally be told.  
 
“When you think science fiction, what name immediately comes to mind?” asked Michael Bornstein, American Mythology’s Publisher. “Gene Roddenberry, of course! As a pioneer and icon in the genre, Roddenberry Entertainment is carrying on his work by providing new worlds to be enjoyed by generations to come. Days Missing is a property that doesn’t come around every day, not even every year so, as a publisher, we literally pounced on the opportunity to release the third book in the series. We’re very honored for Days Missing: Enox to have found a home with us here at American Mythology, and we’re ecstatic to be able to bring this wonderful series the recognition it deserves.”
 
Days Missing Enox HC OGN will be available at local comic book shops, book stores, on Amazon, and digitally on ComiXology. 

 
ABOUT AMERICAN MYTHOLOGY PRODUCTIONS
American Mythology Productions (AM) is an intellectual property development firm that works in the areas of licensed, company-owned, co-owned and creator-owned comic books and other media. AM has working relationships with C3 Entertainment, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., MGM, Miramax, and other companies for titles including The Three Stooges, The Land That Time Forgot, The Pink Panther, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate Universe, Equilibrium, and others. http://www.americanmythology.net   AmericanMytho@Twitter   American Mythology/Facebook
 
ABOUT RODDENBERRY ENTERTAINMENT
Roddenberry Entertainment is a science-fiction leader with a tradition of groundbreaking entertainment.  Originally founded in 1967 by Gene Roddenberry, the company has since led a steady stable of science-fiction successes including Gene Roddenberry's Earth: Final Conflict, Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda and, most notably, Star Trek.  Roddenberry Entertainment continues to produce entertainment for all audiences, employing a viewer-centric creative process and resulting in insightful explorations of humanity.  The company's mission is to make good on its namesake's promise of superior science-fiction while utilizing new and varied vehicles of delivery.  Building on its TV roots, this entertainment pioneer has also successfully ventured into graphic novels, documentaries, comic strips and 360° films, all the while continuing a long and unique tradition in quality merchandising, offering  high-quality, authentic memorabilia and prop replicas for an ever-growing worldwide fan base.  Roddenberry Entertainment has set itself apart by creating content that surpasses mere entertainment; it challenges audiences to think, question and explore the world, as well as potential worlds beyond.
For more information on Roddenberry Entertainment, please visit http://www.roddenberry.com. Follow on Facebook (facebook.com/roddenberrycom) and Twitter (twitter.com/roddenberry)
 
DAYS MISSING ENOX HC OGN is available from Diamond Previews, Amazon, and americanmythology.net.
 
 
 
 

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