LOST LANDS RECOVERED... DIGITALLY

iVerse Media Releases FX: 2 Lost Lands in Comic Plus iPhone app

(May 17, 2011-Virgie KY) Creator Wayne Osborne announced today that FX2: Lost Lands is now available for download in the Comics Plus App in the Apple Store. The first trade set the stage for Tom Talbot and friends to come to grips with being teens with superpowers and the second trade picks up where the first left off. Adventure ensues as the group of friends are drawn to the center of the earth and even farther to save the world! To download the Comics Plus app visit: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/comics/id323397665?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4. Both trades are currently available online.

Hard copies are still available in stores and can be found wherever IDW graphic novels are sold!

FX Trade #1-$19.99

EAN: 978-1-60010-274-5
TPB/Color/152 pgs
Description: Struck down by a mysterious accident, Tom Talbot awakens to find that playing pretend has suddenly become all too real! He now has power limited only by his imagination — but will it be enough to save the world?

FX2: Lost Land Graphic Novel-$19.99
EAN:978-1-60010-794-8
TPB/Full Color 152 pgs
Description: Picking up where the last mini-series ended, Wayne Osborne and new artist Uko Smith create a rip-roaring yarn that will take FX and the gang on an adventure to the center of the Earth and then far beyond.

About iVerse Media LLC: iVerse Media, LLC is a digital distributor of comic books for mobile platforms. Established in 2008, iVerse has quickly emerged as an innovator and leader in the mobile publishing field. Partnering with high profile brands like Archie Comics, and leading industry publishers like IDW Publishing (”Star Trek”), Ape Entertainment (”Super Human Resources”), and many more have made it possible for iVerse to surpass 2.5 million downloads since its’ inception.

About Wayne Osborne:

A part-time writer and life-long fan of comics; Wayne Osborne lives in Eastern Kentucky with his lovely wife and daughter. He has noticed that sometimes people also mention their pets. He’ll gladly give his dog a mention but the three cats are nothing but freeloaders and don’t deserve any credit. Besides, they’re cocky enough as it is. FX is his first comics work.