Help the Red Cross to help Japan

Phantom Four plans on making a donation to the American Red Cross in order to help Japan recover from a devastating tragedy. We urge you to do the same. Please text REDCROSS to 90999. $10 will be charged to your phone bill, but it's a small price to pay to help those in dire need. Our hearts go out to the people of Japan suffering from this horrific disaster.

Sequel officially announced

It is officially announced - Roger Wilson will begin writing the tragic, heart-breaking sequel to "Children Of The Grave." It will be entitled "Phantom Four: Dark Evolution." This time, the stakes are higher, and they will experience tragedy in a way that no one would wish on their enemy.... Will the darkness inside overcome them? Find out when "Dark Evolution" arrives! Stay tuned for details.

Video trailer reaches 150

The video trailer for Phantom Four has reached over 150 views and has been seen in the U.S.A, Canada, Australia, Columbia, India, Germany, Sudan, Thailand, New Zealand, and the U.K.! Although 150 isn't much by Youtube's standards, the revolution is slowly spreading to the masses, and we couldn't be more proud. (You can see it here under the "Media" tab.)

Spread the word

Those of you who have read Phantom Four: Children of the Grave and enjoyed it, feel free to tell us what you think. We appreciate any and all feedback as the series moves forward. Write a short review on Amazon.com or BarnesandNoble.com, or just message us here, or at our Facebook page. More people must learn about the brothers of darkness and their awesome quest.

Our interview with co-creator Brian Wilson has been postponed for a later date. Author and co-creator Roger Wilson is currently collecting feedback as research before beginning to write the sequel! Stay tuned for more news.

Coming Soon: Interview w/ Brian Wilson

Sometime soon, we will sit and talk with Brian Wilson, co-creator and early storywriter for the Phantom Four! He will give exclusive insight on his brother's book, and interesting info into the foursome's origin. Stay tuned for it.

The revolution continues in 2011...

Although Phantom Four: Children of the Grave came out in the middle of September 2010, it takes awhile for momentum and buzz to spread to the masses. Currently, the book can sold in six countries around the world; And every month, more people are joining the revolution after seeing the video trailer on Youtube or joining the Phantom Four Facebook page (Click Media to see the video, or the links.) It doesn't end here, as the book's author Roger Wilson is currently writing its' sequel! And don't be suprised if one day you find out that Phantom Four will become a motion picture... This site was created much later, so there's not a lot of fans - for now. We expect that to change in 2011. Stay tuned - the revolution will not be televised.

Crossing the Finish Line

A while back, Roger Wilson wrote a blurb describing what people can do when they set their minds to a goal, and persevere to work towards that goal. He entitled it "Crossing the Finish Line." Enjoy.


Crossing the Finish Line (by Roger Wilson)
In life situations, many believe that the first step is always the hardest, and in some cases that would be true, such as admitting your fault, or admitting you have an addiction problem. However, when it comes to achieving a goal or dream, I can tell you that the hardest part is actually finishing something you’ve committed to. When most people make a New Year’s Resolution, it’s easy to say what you plan to do at the beginning. And for maybe the first two months, you actually do stick to that plan. You suddenly skip a week thinking it’ll be done next week. Then the next week passes and situations come up, making you “too busy” to continue that plan. And before you know it, your promise to that resolution has sailed.

As a first-time author, many times I struggled to continue writing Phantom Four: Children of the Grave. Many a time I was exhausted from work. Other times I caught what’s commonly known as “Writer’s Block.” Ideas just weren’t coming for awhile, and part of me wanted to give up. Do you know what that part of me was? It’s that negative part in every person that tells them that they can’t finish what they started. That side of you will come up with all kinds of excuses to quit, such as, “You’ve done enough. You made your point.” Or “What the heck were you thinking? You can’t do this!” The true victory is in proving your negative side (and any naysayers) wrong.

The greatest things in life are won after a hard-fought battle, but are worth fighting for. Most of you will at some point feel intimidated, have the fear of failure, or the thought that you were way over your head. You must ignore that fear and do anything you can to push forward. It takes ambition to start a goal, but it takes willpower to see it through to the end. Think of the sense of accomplishment that you’ll gain. Think of a once overweight person who is now in the best shape of their life; a once struggling student now graduating college with a degree; a man who made a fool of himself to win a lady’s heart, now with his dream girl in his arms; a tiring athlete who didn’t win the race, but persevered and crossed the finish line. By ignoring your negative side, you’ve beaten your greatest enemy - yourself. That is an accomplishment in itself.

When I started writing Phantom Four, I was excited. But when I finished it and believed it could not be any better, I was truly proud of myself that I stayed the course and allowed nothing to stop me – not even myself. That’s the lesson I wanted to give to all aspiring authors and people in general: Finish what you start. Don’t give up, and stay working towards that goal. It will ultimately show in your results.