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The Megaverse City
Chronicle

Stories in the making. Progress worth reporting.

Vol. 01 · No. 01Friday, October 23, 2026Inaugural weekly edition
THIS WEEK’S LEAD STORY

The universe
is becoming
playable.

Eight browser games bring Megaverse City’s characters into a new kind of adventure—right on the website.

A new way into the stories: short character-based games, available through MegaverseCity.net.

The characters have stepped off the page. Megaverse City’s eight-game browser arcade is uploaded and playable, with mobile controls and gameplay checked by the founder.

From Tigerman’s rooftops to The Lizard’s dragon duel, these short experiences give readers another way to meet the universe. They also provide tangible demonstrations for future game-development conversations.

The next opportunity is refinement: stronger visuals, broader testing and a clearer picture of what players return to. The arcade is a promotional starting point with room to grow.

ENTER THE ARCADE ↗

From the Studio

The work behind the world

A quieter title.
A darker turn.

Hush-A-Bye, written under the J.A. Adamson pen name, is part of the book pipeline. Nightmare Reflections continues through manuscript consolidation and editorial development, with a follow-on book contemplated.

Children’s titles and illustrated character material continue to broaden the family portfolio.

The screen is another doorway

Roku and Fire TV channel outlets, alongside YouTube, give Megaverse City additional places to present screen entertainment and introduce its creative universe.

Library-content discussions with NBCUniversal remain ongoing. A package request was sent October 19; a response is awaited. No licensing agreement is announced.

Building the case before breaking ground

The North Carolina destination vision brings together attractions, hospitality, retail and entertainment. Site strategy, feasibility and suitable development relationships remain essential next steps.

Data-center integration, energy services and heat recovery are concepts for professional evaluation. The destination remains proposed.

Business & Partnerships

A place at the planning table

Find your part in
the next chapter.

Megaverse City is seeking focused conversations with publishing and licensing partners, game developers, distribution specialists, destination operators, land and infrastructure advisers, and capital intermediaries.

The best first conversation starts with a specific property or workstream: what exists, what needs to happen next, and which milestone a partner could help deliver.

The three-page Capital Introduction is available from the founder for introductory discussions.

The Funny Pages

Original comic strips by E.S. Bennett

A little mischief. A little wordplay. Another side of the Megaverse.

Oliver and Audrey Otter

Couch Launch · By E.S. Bennett
Four-panel Oliver and Audrey Otter strip: Audrey sleeps in a recliner; Oliver prepares for launch, jumps onto the footrest and sends her flying. Audrey lands and demands, Where is he?

Amok & Myre

Get Better · By E.S. Bennett
Four-panel Amok and Myre strip: Fitz has bought his brother a Get Better Soon card. Asked if Kenny is sick or hurt, he replies that Kenny is not sick; he just thinks he can do better.

Original newspaper-style humor from Megaverse City’s publishing portfolio.

Every chapter deserves a record.

October 23, 2026 · Inaugural edition · No earlier issues yet.

A note from the desk

The weekly edition

This inaugural issue introduces a weekly newspaper format for Megaverse City’s progress. Future editions can add dated lead stories, studio updates and partnership milestones while preserving earlier issues.

New editions are prepared and published editorially. There is no automatic news feed or subscription service on this page.