Don Simpson

Don Simpson, master of superhero parody (creator of Megaton Man and Splitting Image and original letterer, inker, and logo designer of 1963) brings to life the avatars of the Little Comics Group That Could in satirical form--as avatars of avatars. They're all here: Cyclobster, Black Bug, Psychic Psquid, Dr. UG, Helldiver, Limber Lass, Moonrock, and more--and if you don't recognize the names, you'll dig the thinly-disguised archetypes With cameos by the Big Bang Universe, refugees from In Pictopia, and even Megaton Man and friends Written, drawn and hand-lettered in an authentic Old School manner, X-Amount is just enough to satisfy A comic for the ages that may finish off the Silver Age once and for all For sophisticated readers.

"One of the primary directives of a Christian is to share Christ with the world. Often used is the term "evangelism," and rightly so, which causes some to think it is for a specific anointed group to handle the task. In his book Show and Tell, Don Simpson explains that all Christians are called and anointed to share Christ with others. He encourages and equips the Body of Christ for this important process explaining how our lifestyle and personal stories are really the ingredients to being successful. He explains how sharing one's faith in Jesus takes some training and development, yet all have the ability to do their part by simply taking an interest in those around us. If you are challenged in sharing the Savior of the world with the people you meet every day, Show and Tell will give you the encouragement needed and build your confidence to not just tell, but show, others what Jesus has done for you, He will do for them." Jay M. Scienza, author of the award winning book 'Joseph: Beyond the Coat

The Innovation Expedition describes Renaissance Leaders as high integrity individuals with sensitive self-awareness and a passion both for driving high performance in their organizations and for helping to make their communities and the world a better place. These leaders have a sense of history and an unusual capacity for viewing the world holistically, for practicing systems thinking, for injecting a global and a future's perspective into present challenges, for honouring diversity, and for drawing on ideas and best practices from diverse disciplines and economic sectors. They also demonstrate an ability to take the input from these various disciplines, synthesize it and integrate it for application to a specific complex task. Finally, they have mastered the art of demonstrating grace under pressure, and of inspiring others to have the courage to collaborate and innovate in order to dramatically improve organizational performance.