Supernatural Entertainments

Following the adventures of two brothers who investigate deeply strange and paranormal mysteries in their never-ending road trip, the TV show Supernatural has many fans eager to better understand the psychology behind the series' themes and characters. Featuring cast and crew interviews, this collection examines issues at the heart and soul of Supernatural's heroes and foes.

Ian F. Svenonius' experience as an iconic underground rock musician - playing in such highly influential and revolutionary outfits as the Make-Up and the Nation of Ulysses - gives him special insight on techniques for not only starting but also surviving a rock 'n' roll group. Therefore, he's written an instructional guide, which doubles as a warning device, a philosophical text, an exercise in terror, and an aerobics manual.

After failing to stop Dr. Hairy Howls, Willow, Thistle, and Blake find themselves alone in a world transformed—where nearly every human has been turned into a dog and peace has come at the cost of choice. But when a second, deeper pulse of magic spreads across the globe, it becomes clear: Howls wasn’t the mastermind. He was just the mouthpiece. Something older, more ancient and patient, has awakened beneath the roots of the world.

A realm beyond time and space, the Astral Labyrinth is an ever-shifting maze where reality bends, pathways vanish, and the stars themselves seem to whisper forgotten secrets. Built by an ancient force, its true purpose remains unknown—some say it was designed to imprison something too powerful to roam freely, while others believe it holds the key to rewriting the fabric of existence. Inside the Labyrinth, nothing is constant. Hallways stretch into infinity, doors lead to places that never were, and echoes of the past replay endlessly.

A possessed raccoon. A prank-happy demon. A school full of magical mayhem. Something is seriously off at Mistwood Academy. The enchanted fountain is bubbling mashed potatoes, the library books won’t stop singing opera, and the furniture is floating… again. At the center of it all? Blake—Willow and Thistle’s brilliant, if slightly unhinged, inventor friend—who just might be losing his marbles. Or worse, sharing his marbles with a chaos-loving imp.

In this volume, we meet the Johnsons, a family of doomsday preppers who were prepared for the impending meteor strike. As they hole up in their Twin Pines Ranch bunker, they decide it's time to investigate the outside world. There's been no word from David Wilson, who is holed up at the high school bunker.