A.P. Fuchs

Axiom-man failed . . . and Redsaw won. In the dark of a coffin, Gabriel awakes, powers absent. Unable to move from the horrendous damage he took from Redsaw, trapped and alone, Gabriel must not only fight his way out, but learn how to fight anew altogether. When a mysterious woman named Aiyesha confronts him in a location unknown, Gabriel's survival is put to the test as this dangerous stranger leads him down a path of combat and self-discovery. To complicate matters, the gray-hooded figure that was spotted in the city before is here with him as well, an unknown visitor until it speaks one name. Removed from the rest of the world and forced into a regiment designed to awaken the warrior within, Gabriel prepares to meet the one person who will be waiting for him at the end of this transformative journey. The one man Gabriel fears the most. He cannot fail.

205 pages of ruled lines for journaling brought to you by Axiom-man, Canadian superhero. Bonus blank pages in the back for extra thoughts. Write like a superhero and pour it all out on the page. This journal or diary is for writers of any level.

Begin transmission . . . Running from March 2024 to January 2025, The Canister X Transmission was sent via email to readers worldwide. This newsletter year explored the theme of fluidity, which meant Fuchs didn't set a specific format and instead wrote freely week to week about whatever was going on and, of course, did his best to entertain and inform. Year Seven broke a streak of two long newsletter years and was instead delivered to readers weekly without missing an issue. Topics include: work updates, access to digital content, writing and publishing discussion, an open letter about the rise of AI, thoughts on life, points of amusement, and general fun. Exclusive to this collection is a special newsletter, Issue Three Hundred Thirteen A, unavailable anywhere else. Welcome to The Canister X Transmission: Year Seven.

All right, World, This is how it's going to be: Rhymes and verseMelodies rehearsedAcross life's rocky sea. Listen up, Folks, This is how we're going to play: Thoughts and comments, Displays of indominance, Making the rounds all day. Read a poem, maybe two, Pick three if you wish to dare. Ramblings and coherence, Sometimes jots of incoherenceAnything for poetic flare. So get some eyes on some wordsAnd give the brain a try. You win some. You lose most. But in the end, Solomon said, It's vapor in the sky. Enjoy and explore, Please do, I implore. Let's talk about life bizarre'Cause it's pretty complex stuffSaid Harvey

Surrounded by a strange red mist, Axiom-man finds himself in a world not his own. Not again. There is something different about this world, something familiar. Something that feels like . . . home. But this place of red mist and darkness belongs to another crusader, this one in a dark red trench coat, a blood-red cloak, and a fedora casting shadows on a face with goggles and a strange mask. With no clue where this red mist brought him, Axiom-man and this crimson stranger are swept into a bizarre hotel where each floor brings a deadly new mission, and to make matters worse, Axiom-man doesn't have his powers. Trial upon trial ensues as Axiom-man and a man who calls himself the Crimson Cloak try to survive deadly traps in a building from hell. One blue. One red. One common enemy. The battle to survive begins.

She Came Back into His LifeOnly to Die on HimThis transmission is a record of life in a dead city. Marty loved Selena. Maybe too much, but after their breakup, everything went to hell, including the world around him. Now, alone in a zombie-infested city, Marty must come to terms with what's happened both to his heart and to the world around him. The journal begins and is transmitted to you while he deals with the past, the present, even the future, including the woman who tore his heart out and has come back into his life again. Except, she keeps dying on him and returning from the dead. Is he slipping? Have too many nights with the bottle messed with his brain? Or is Marty simply falling apart because the world has died? Hope, loss, pain. The undead. Welcome to Zomtropolis.

Begin transmission . . . Running weekly from May 2017 to April 2018, The Canister X Transmission was sent via email to readers worldwide. Instead of writing letters with a fixed set of topics, A. P. Fuchs simply wrote letters to his readers every week, covering topics like the Frozen Storm Kickstarter, self-publishing, work plans, opinions on publishing, depression, freezing winters, and more. The Canister X Transmission: Year Four was about connecting with readers through the simple act of writing a letter and the meaning that entails, so sit back, have a coffee, and connect with writer A. P. Fuchs as he brings you into his world of life as a working writer. Exclusive to this collection is a special Issue One Hundred-fifty- seven A newsletter unavailable anywhere else. Welcome to The Canister X Transmission: Year Four.

Begin transmission . . . Running from May 2018 to June 2020, The Canister X Transmission was sent via email to readers worldwide. Readers received updates straight from A. P. Fuchs that were meant to entertain, educate, and inform. The Long Year Five was a long time in the making with A. P. Fuchs battling an illness which prevented him from sending out newsletters every week. During this tumultous time, Fuchs eventually got better and continued the tradition of sending a letter to his readers. Topics include: Future marketing plans, tech issues, Patreon, website overhaul, project talk, and more. Exclusive to this collection is a special Issue Two Hundred-nine A newsletter unavailable anywhere else. Welcome to The Canister X Transmission: The Long Year Five.

Be careful going in the water. It lurks beneath the surface, thirsty for blood and hungry for flesh. It roams where it may and sometimes finds a feast to satisfy its need to kill. Book I: What is supposed to be a fun weekend with friends quickly turns into a bloodbath when a massive alligator invades their fun. Book II: In the once-quiet town of Cedarhaven, two giant alligators wreak havoc. Will anyone survive? It's double trouble as two giant gators stalk the town and surrounding area. Book III: It's a triple threat when three gigantic alligators go on a rampage and brutally kill and destroy anything in their path. Are they unstoppable? Come join the mayhem in three blood-filled novellas from cult writer A. P. Fuchs.

Worlds collide when Axiom-man finds himself sucked into a portal that leads to another world. A world with its own unique guardian: Auroraman. Also, something else came through the portal. Something dark. Something sinister. Something frozen. Now Axiom-man and Auroraman must join forces before this cold evil being transforms not just Humboldt into a kingdom of ice, but the whole world as well. From frosty footsoldiers to dedicated icy leaders to a deadly cold master pulling all the strings, Frozen Storm is a novella you won't want to miss About the AuthorsA. P. Fuchs is the author of many novels and short stories. His most recent efforts of putting pen to paper are Flash Attack: Thrilling Stories of Terror, Adventure, and Intrigue; The Canister X Transmission: Year Three; Axiom-man Episode No. 3: Rumblings; and Mech Apocalypse. Also a cartoonist, he is known for his superhero series, The Axiom-man Saga, both in novel and comic book format. Fuchs's main website is www.canisterx.comJoin his free weekly newsletter at www.tinyletter.com/apfuchs The Adventures of Auroraman creator and writer Jeff Burton is a father of five and a teacher from Humboldt, Saskatchewan. Given the inspiration for Auroraman from a dear friend, Ted Green, Jeff mentored under Andrew Lorenz (S17 Productions) and together they fleshed out the concept and co-scripted the #0 issue of Auroraman. Jeff takes his lead from the fond memories of reading fun comic books as a child and loves to see that reaction in his own kids and his students when he introduces them to comics, be it Auroraman or many of the other great Canadian independent comic books.

Flash fiction. Short-short stories with a beginning, middle, and an end. Contained herein are a plethora of thrilling stories of adventure and intrigue, horror and danger, excitement and suspense. Ranging from tales of superheroics to those of thrills and chills, Flash Attack is one heck of an exciting ride with surprises at every turn. Written by cult writer A. P. Fuchs, these stories are guaranteed to take your reading experience to the next level and beyond. Prepare to be attacked. Flash attacked About the AuthorA. P. Fuchs is the author of many novels and short stories. His most recent efforts of putting pen to paper are The Canister X Transmission: Year Three, Axiom-man Episode No. 3: Rumblings, and Mech Apocalypse. Also a cartoonist, he is known for his superhero series, The Axiom-man Saga, both in novel and comic book format. Fuchs's main website is www.canisterx.comJoin his free weekly newsletter at www.tinyletter.com/apfuchs

Begin transmission . . . Running weekly from May 2016 to April 2017, The Canister X Transmission was sent via email to readers worldwide. Every week, readers received updates straight from A. P. Fuchs that were meant to entertain, educate, and inform. The newsletter covered four main topics: Weekly Creative Recap, in which Fuchs shared what he was working on and gave readers a behind-the-scenes look. Flash Fiction, where each week a short-short story went out to entertain Fuchs's readers. Weekly Rant, where Fuchs went off on whatever topic interested him that week. Anything, in which anything and any topic that intrigued Fuchs was discussed. Exclusive to this collection is a special Issue One Hundred-five A newsletter unavailable anywhere else. Welcome to The Canister X Transmission: Year Three.