Squire returns to the present just in time to warn Silent Knight and Commander Roadhorse of Timesmith's villainy.

I want to create a picture just for you! If you'd like to have me draw one of my characters for you (or maybe one of your own characters), go to the Custom Art section of the Hurm Store and click on the Custom Character Art link and learn how we can make that happen.

Squire prepares to use the time pool to return to the present.

I needed a project this week to fill up my free time, so I decided to recreate the Hurm Store!

Completely recreated from the ground-up, this flashy update to the Hurm Store makes it a fitting home for merchandise from Heroes Incorporated®, Local Heroes, Playtime Projects, and all things from Hurm.

Trapped in the past, Squire relies on the heroes of the Silver Age to help him defeat Timesmith and return them to the future.

The young Dr. Tomori begins to wonder if there is a way to send Squire back to the future.

Yesterday, most of the Dungeon Runners staff was let go from NCsoft, including myself. I love the game and the team, and I hope to be back working with both someday, but for now...if anyone is looking for a game designer in Austin, Texas, please let me know! (Anyone who needs a quick overview of my background can feel free to check out my LinkedIn profile, at www.linkedin.com/in/keithquinn.)

Scott over at Johnny Saturn has mentioned Local Heroes a couple of times in recent posts. His first mention was in creating a list of online superhero comics. His latest musing examines the use (and non-prevalence) of the superhero in webcomics. It's very interesting stuff, and I recommend you going there right now to read it.

Squire and the Silver Age heroes wonder why Timesmith's mysterious duplicates have suddenly disappeared.