I’ve just discovered that my 2006 novel X-Men: Watchers on the Walls, the first of my two entries in Pocket Books’ Marvel Comics line, has finally been released as an e-book. (Apparently it came out in February, but nobody told me until now.) I’ve updated my website’s Marvel pages with ordering info, but here it is again:

For years, many have believed that the rise of superpowered mutants represents a threat to the survival of ordinary humans. The uncanny X-Men have dedicated their lives to proving that peaceful coexistence is possible. When a refugee spacecraft crashes on Earth, hounded by a warship bent on its destruction, the X-Men race to the rescue — only to learn that it carries beings of an entirely different order whose very existence may jeopardize life as we know it.

Now, facing a direct threat to all life on Earth, the X-Men grapple with an impossible moral dilemma — to defend the aliens whose only crime is being born different . . . or to embrace the methods of those who have long condemned mutantkind, joining forces with their own greatest persecutors to go hunt down their common enemy and end the evolutionary menace, once and for all.

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Since my other Marvel novel, Spider-Man: Drowned in Thunder, is back in print as part of the Spider-Man: The Darkest Hours omnibus, that means both my Marvel novels are finally easily available in both e-book and audio form, though anyone who wants a print copy of Watchers will have to track down a used one. Unfortunately, I don’t get any royalties from new sales of these books, but I’m proud of the work I did on them and glad that more people will have the chance to experience them.