Geoffrey Mearn is a criminal, a sometimes-mendicant, and a past President of the United States in a world where power is controlled by shadowy elements operating from behind society's curtains.

Mearn is also a superhero.

He vanished 43 years ago after an attacker forced him to publically reveal his extraordinary nature.

Mearn's sudden reappearance in the present will force the powers of the world into the light.  As these giants come face to face, violence is inevitable, and the civilized world will be their battleground.

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MWWT is a comic about people who are shades of gray instead of black or white.  Human hope and fallibility play out alongside extraterrestrial activity and black magic in a dangerous world.

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Contact Me (this is where questions, comments, and concerns for the site-administrator-slash-webmaster should go)

This site uses HTML 'anchors' pretty widely.  Anchors are 'signposts' that tell your browser to load a page 'further down' in the content rather than right at the top.  They appear in the URL (the address bar) after a # character.  Some versions of Internet Explorer appear to have an intermittent bug where anchors aren't treated correctly when a page is first loaded -- the browser might drop down to an entirely different part of the page, or barely drop down at all.  This can be (crudely) worked around by clicking in the address bar and hitting Enter on the keyboard to reload the page (the 'refresh' button doesn't appear to have the same effect).  Or you can download a proper web browser.  ;-)  (Disclaimer:  This happens with other browsers too, especially on long pages or pages that don't have image dimensions defined in the HTML, but nothing that seems to me nearly so radical/frequent as under IE.)  (Not using Explorer will also clean up some bizarre but minor vertical text spacing issues on the site.)

All content on this site is copyright © 2006, 2007 by Edward Livingston-Blade
MEARN'S WORLD^TM and THE MAN WHO WASN'T THERE^TM -- including all prominent characters featured on this site, the distinctive likenesses thereof, and related elements -- are trademarks of Edward Livingston-Blade.  All rights reserved.  No similarity between any of the names, persons, and institutions making up Mearn's World with those of any living or dead person or institution is intended, and any similarity which may exist is purely coincidental.