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Imagining the Physics

by Ian Tregillis

Authors Ian Tregillis derive a formula to describe the dynamics behind viral behavior in the Wild Cards series. Published at the Journal: American Journal of Physics

Imagining the Physics
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Some Super with your Spooky

by Peter Newman

by Peter Newman One of the things that I love about Wild Cards and superheroes in general is the way it can take its characters from one genre to another. Wild Cards is a world that can handle alien invasions, … Continue reading "Some Super with your Spooky"

Some Super with your Spooky
Short Stories

Wild Cards Short Fiction

By Emma Watson

Kerry —a.k.a Stonemaiden— is a monster. Or at least… she thinks she is. Ever since she turned her parents into granite statues, she lives in constant fear of hurting other people.

Wild Cards Short Fiction
US Release

WILD CARDS 1 comes to MARVEL COMICS

Adapted by the talented Paul Cornell

On JUNE 15th the first edition of Marvels Wild Cards monthly comic officially hits the stands. From the beginning to the end in stunning detail this comic book universe finally gets a real comic!

WILD CARDS 1 comes to MARVEL COMICS
Talking with Ti

Mary Anne Mohanraj

TI:  Hello Mary Anne! Thanks for taking the time to talk today. I want to jump right into WILD CARDS—specifically threesomes. *clutches pearls* You’ve said before that you knew immediately that your first story would center on the aforementioned. There … Continue reading "Mary Anne Mohanraj"

Mary Anne Mohanraj

The C-List: More Supporting Players, Deuces, and Denizens of the Archives

by Walter Jon Williams This is a continuation of my last contribution, The B-List, brief biographies of some of my Wild Card characters who, for some reason, never made it to the big leagues.  Sometimes they were designed as spear-carriers, sometimes they never … Continue reading "The C-List: More Supporting Players, Deuces, and Denizens of the Archives" Continue Reading

Looking back – waaay back — at narrative-picture stories

By William F. Wu             I followed comic books before I could read them, pestering my mother to buy funny animal comics and then to read them to me at home. Later, I moved up to super-hero comics as I was … Continue reading "Looking back – waaay back — at narrative-picture stories" Continue Reading

One That Got Away

by David D. Levine One fact about writing is that some of your ideas don’t make it into the final product, and when writing in a shared universe that’s even more true. In this post I’d like to tell you about a … Continue reading "One That Got Away" Continue Reading