Unsuspecting of the treacherous dealings of his stepmother, Langdon Ardens (alias Donna Ellis) has to face the indignity of picking out a new wardrobe for his/her new identity. After that, she has to register for school under a new identity and begin attending.

Adjusting to school as a girl doesn't come easy to Donna, but she meets a new student, a pretty brunette named Glory, who wants to be friends. Though in girl shape herself, Donna is smitten with Glory, who invites her to watch the rehearsal of a teenaged boy band that she sings and dances for. The evening jam session is not a bad one, but the conflicted Donna returns home in a mixed up state of mind. As much as she likes Glory, she even more wants to break the magic spell that's transformed h er and go back to being the old Langdon, the delinquent boy who is wanted by the law.

It's time for the showdown between Martin and Sheila, and the Italian mob of Washington D.C. But Sheila has learned a few tricks in the course of this case, and they might stay with her for her the whole rest of her career.

To act as bodyguards for the mob witness Val, Sheila and Martin have infiltrated the strip club where she works. Martin's hard job is to sit around drinking beers, while Sheila has to wear a short skirt and high heels, while serving drinks. Preventing a mob hit is a tough job, but it's much harder to hold down a cocktail waitress job without getting fired.

Super-Sister has dealt with a runaway truck loaded with toxic chemicals. Now all she has to do is figure out with the rest of her life.

Buying a party dress was only the first step along a long road. She had to go back to Metropolis before the dance to get her hair and face done. And after that ordeal, Pete Ross was going to arrive to take her to the Homecoming dance. Going to a dance was such a little thing, so why did Claire find the prospects of it so damned frightening?

The story of Superboy and Super-Sister has been told before. So, why tell it again? Because, as Frank Sinatra would say, it's time it's been told my way. The story is set in the mid-1960s. But contradictory stories have been told about the Super family over many different decades. This is because the stories come from different worlds of the Multiverse. For now, let's go to a world where the adventures of Super-Sister will differ somewhat from those that we already know.

Josette's ongoing situations, both in school and after school, are more than she can handle. Wishing to keep the good things while losing the bad ones, she starts thinking about cutting the Gordian Knot and doing something desperate. But will that desperate act fix her difficulties or make them worse?

Having decided that her transformation is real and not a dream, Josette decides to visit her grandparents. She needs to get away from hometown pressures and give herself some quiet time to figure out how to successfully pass as a girl. It's also time for a little experimentation.

Loren was having a good time dreaming he was a beautiful blonde named Josette. But more and more, what he's experiencing is seeming less and less like a dream.

Mantra's fire rescue has been interrupted by a new crisis. Once back inside the Time Capsule, Mantra is told that what she and Gabriel were trying to accomplish so far has been a resounding failure. The heroes have to form a whole new plan in a hurry. What plan? Well, that is no easy question to answer.

Now that Mantra and Gabriel have captured the Flaming Woman, it is time for them to leave the world of the supervolcano. But their mission requires that they gain the help and cooperation of three of the most dangerous entities in the entire universe. If something goes wrong from this point, it can go very, very wrong.

Mantra has met indecisively with the rebellion leaders, but Gabriel has some important news for her. He has located the hiding place of the all-powerful Time Gem, one of the Infinity Stones. Mantra goes to capture it, but unfortunately, she is not the only one who wants to get her hands on that source of ultimate power!

Mantra is cornered into a meeting with the last person she wants to meet in this violent ruin of a planet. But that same person is the one whom Mantra loves most in the world.

Mantra has underestimated her opponents and has been captured by an alternate-world version of her friend Warstrike. The latter seems to be leading a gang of ultra-villains in a ruined version of Los Angeles. She has a right to expect the worst, but the more she learns about what's happening in this alternate Los Angeles, the worse it sounds.

Mantra and the alien scientist Gabriel have discovered that a Third Force exists that can match the power of the zombie goddess Nemesis. To gain the Third Force as an ally, they set out on a quest of discovery. They will be surprised to discover the nature of the Third Force, but they will be even more surprised to find out what else is awaiting them at the end of the trail.

Eden is presented with a problem to solve that goes all the way back to before the creation of the entire Multiverse. The story she hears hardly leaves her overflowing with confidence. But is it all true, or is she being taken in by some sort of scam?

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I wish to inform my readers that this is an experimental story. I call it experimental because it is the first time I have used AI for any writing purpose. See my comments regarding the method of writing below. It actually came out better than I expected and so I have elected to commemorate the event by posting it here. BC readers may have probably seen better AI writing than this, but this item was made using a limited and free AI writing website; any future work in AI done by me will, I hope, be made on a much better engine with more advanced features. (The day is soon coming I think, that some modest parameters will be all that is needed for AI to write an entire novel).

In an effort to help her stepdaughter Airelle, and also to avoid bloodshed in Ulik's civil war, Necromantra proposes a daring plan to rescue the princess from the fortress city of Roch. But every move she might make toward her goal is froth with danger. Even if her plan succeeds, there is no way of telling what the fallout of it might be.

Necromantra (Malibu Comics) has discovered that political problems in Arielle's kingdom of Ulik have endangered the girl. The transmigrated hero has to find a way to join her stepdaughter in her kingdom far away, but one wrong move could destroy both mother and daughter. Fortunately, Necromantra has a knack for inducing people to do whatever serves her best while allowing them to go on thinking that they are in full control.