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“Webster defines a hero as a mythological or legendary hero of divine descent endowed with great strength or ability. That’s the first definition. There isn’t even an entry for super hero. Not yet. But even if there was one, it would probably be just as bad at informing one about exactly what makes a hero, about the bought lessons and brave daring which are requisites to be one of those individuals rare enough to know both the adoration and fear of the common man."

Mexico, 1936: Hidden gold, shotguns, Nazis, a Mexican posse, and two drifters heading into hell.

Kylo’s Lament is a slow-burning psychological horror that traces one man’s descent into madness as he battles an unknown terror. Dave has always found comfort in his routines, a stable office job, casual tennis matches with friends, and quiet evenings with his cat, Kylo. But everything changes the night he glimpses a reality-bending distortion creeping along his arm. At first, he dismisses it as stress or fatigue. At least, until it comes back. Over time, the strange static-like substance appears again and again.