William Shatner Presents: The TekWar Chronicles

Scott Davis · William Shatner · Lipe Oliveira

mar. 2011 · William Shatner Presents: The TekWar Chronicles 1. zvezek · Bluewater Productions

O tej e-knjigi

Jake Cardigan's quest to piece together his fractured life is interrupted when it's discovered that a new, deadlier strain of Tek called "GreaseÓ is infecting robots and threatens to become a worldwide epidemic. Now, Jake must choose between finding his true memories and stopping the viral onslaught. This complete story arc based on the best-selling William Shatner novel franchise takes off where Plague of Ghosts left off and continues to ratchet up the excitement, answering many questions and unveiling even more surprises

O avtorju

Marketing exec by day, comic book writer by night, Scott Davis' secret identity is known to many in the industry as the creative force behind such titles as The "TekWar Chronicles," "Wrath of the Titans," and "Orion the Hunter." Since leaping over his first tall building in a single bound in 2005, Scott has penned dozens of titles for Bluewater Productions. He blames and credits his lifelong passion for writing on his 3rd Grade teacher, Mrs Williams who encouraged the skill after reading his magnum opus "Tony The Taxi." Outside of the comic industry, Scott has served time as a journalist, marketing consultant and obsessive music enthusiast. William Shatner is an actor and writer. He was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on March 22, 1931. He graduated from McGill University in 1952. Shatner made his acting debut at the Montreal Playhouse in 1952 and performed with the Canadian Repertory Theatre in Ottawa. From 1954 to 1956 he appeared in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Ontario and in 1956 he made his Broadway debut in Tamburlaine the Great. In 1966, Shatner was cast as Captain James Tiberius Kirk in the TV series Star Trek. The TV show inspired several film spin-offs, the early ones starring the original cast. Shatner directed Star Trek V. He also co-starred in a law-related series on television called Boston Legal with James Spader. In addition to acting, Shatner began a career as a writer of science fiction novels. The first one, Tek War, was published in 1989. Shatner has also written his memoirs, Star Trek Memories. He was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1999 for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Comedy Series for his performance as The Big Giant Head on the TV series 3rd Rock From the Sun. Shatner's title co-authored with David Fisher, Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship with a Remarkable Man, was a New York Times betseller in 2016.