Rob Rodi Books

This author's distinctive voice was forged in the crucible of mid-20th century American social upheaval, instilling in him a keen ear for hypocrisy and platitudes that became the hallmark of his acclaimed social satire. After establishing himself with a series of successful novels exploring the gay milieu, he ventured into diverse creative territories, from publishing nonfiction and writing comic books to performing spoken word and singing jazz. Later, inspired by the work of Alfred Hitchcock and the rise of digital media, he returned to fiction with a renewed focus, while also overseeing the reissue of his foundational works.

Loki: God of Stories Omnibus
976 pages
35 hours of reading
Loki, the god of mischief, showcases his multifaceted nature as he navigates power struggles and treacherous missions in the modern age. From plotting to seize Asgard's throne to engaging in a thrilling heist at Avengers Tower, his cunning and charm keep readers captivated. This collection explores his antics, including a presidential campaign and the consequences of his actions during the War of the Realms. Featuring a range of stories from various series, it highlights Loki's evolution as both a villain and an unlikely hero.
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Thor: The Deviants Saga
448 pages
16 hours of reading
Beneath the ruins of Asgard, the Deviant villainess Ereshkigal seeks a mystic means of saving her race from extinction - and finds instead a weapon capable of dissolving all reality. With the Eternals who would oppose her mysteriously vanished, Thor stands alone - to stop the entire Deviant race from dominating the world! COLLECTING: THOR: THE DEVIANTS SAGA (2011) 1-5
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Loki: God of Stories Omnibus

Thor: The Deviants Saga