The Dark Menace of the Universe (Paperback)

Review
"The Dark Menace" is the most genuine expression of love for creativity that I have read since "On Writing." -- Tommy Brownell, Nite-Line Magazine, August, 2005

"The Dark Menace" is the most genuine expression of love for creativity that I have read since "On Writing." --Tommy Brownell, Nite-Line Magazine, August 23, 2005

The Dark Menace of the Universe is a philosophical book about creativity that is compulsively readable. -- Suzanne DeGaetano, Mac's Events, September, 2005

Tom makes every page of this absorbing memoir a thought-provoking reading experience. -- Stan Lee, POW Entertainment, July, 2005

Tom makes every page of this absorbing memoir a thought-provoking reading experience. --Stan Lee, POW Entertainment, July, 2005

Product Description
The Dark Menace of the Universe is a memoir on creativity written by Tom Filsinger, an Associate Professor of Psychology and game industry entrepreneur. The book is an analysis of creativity as it relates to rebellion and culture. In The Dark Menace of the Universe, Filsinger tells the inside story of how he created card games like Champions of the Galaxy and Legends of Wrestling. He discusses how he proposed a basic version of his game to the World Wrestling Federation in 1984 only to be rejected in favor of a Milton Bradley game, and how this rejection inadvertently led to the creation and success of Champions of the Galaxy. In addition to bei