As I was looking through the items on display at the NBM booth at ALA, the cover of The Broadcast really caught my eye. Written by Eric Hobbs and Noel Tuazon, it's a story about how one isolated community faced the panic started by Orson Welles' War of the Worlds broadcast—not realizing it is a hoax, four famlies come together for safety but the enemy, as is so often the case in these stories, comes from within.

Hobbs has just posted a scene from the story at the NBM blog, and it makes for powerful reading. There's a bit more here. I enjoyed Tuazon's art in Red Plains, so I'm really looking forward to this one.