when David Lloyd created the online comics anthology Aces Weekly with Val Mayerik. In the fall of 2013, Hudnall released his first novel, The Age of Heroes: Hell's Reward, which is part of a planned series. A second series of novels, the Secret Team, is slated to debut in 2015. Bibliography Comics work includes: Espers Rick Mason: The Agent () Strikeforce: Morituri Alpha Flight vol. 1 63, 67–86 Lex Luthor: The Unauthorized Biography The Psycho Interface Chiller Streets Sinking Harsh Realm (with Andrew Paquette) Twister Hardcase The Solution The Age of Heroes Devastator Shut Up and Die Trigs 2 to the Chest Blue Cat Devil's End FCBD 2019 (Lucky Comics, 2019) Devil's End #1 (Lucky Comics, 2021) Novels The Age of Heroes: Hell's Reward Health Hudnall had diabetes, which in 2015 led to the amputation of his right leg. He died April 9, 2019, one day prior to his 62nd birthday. Awards and recognition His graphic novel, Sinking, which is the fictional autobiography of a schizophrenic, earned him an Eisner Award nomination. The Brazilian translation of Lex Luthor: The Unauthorized Biography, published by Editora Abril in 1990, won the Brazilian award Troféu HQ Mix for best special edition. In 2017 Hudnall received the Inkpot Award for his career in comics at San Diego Comic Con International. Notes References External links Information on the Harsh Realm lawsuit at E! Online Information on the Harsh Realm lawsuit at NYPost Information on the Harsh Realm comic at Comic Book Resources Information on James Hudnall at Scripts and Scribes Information on his health issues at Comic Book Resources Information on his health issues at Comics Beat Interview with Hudnall at Alpha Flight.net Interview with Hudnall at First Comic News Information on Hudnall's political opinions at Bleeding Cool Work at Breitbart at Comicbook.com 1957 births 2019 deaths American comics writers American libertarians Writers from Santa Rosa, California Point Loma High School alumni American amputees Inkpot Award winners