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John Martin

Biography

John Martin

John Martin is an illustrator, graphic artist, and website designer. He is the illustrator for the Vordak the Incomprehensible series. He lives in Farmington Hills, MI, with his wife, Mary, and their three children.

John is pictured on the left.

John Martin

Books by John Martin

Sci-Fi Junior High: Crash Landing
Written by Scott Seegert and John Martin - Children's, Children's 8-12, Fiction, Science Fiction

Kelvin is the new kid at Sci-Fi Junior High --- a floating space station filled with alien kids form across the universe. And he arrived just in time for the annual school dance: The Galactic Get Down! Kelvin is desperate to take luminous Luna (her species literally glows), but now that his secret about not being a Mega Supergenius is out, Kelvin doesn't have a shot. Cue mad scientist Erik Failenheimer's escape from his asteroid prison, an army of Pinions (any similarities to the MinionsTM is purely coincidental) and a battle to save Sci-Fi Junior High from imminent doom. Let's dance!

Sci-Fi Junior High
Written by Scott Seegert and John Martin with a foreword by James Patterson - Children's 8-12, Fiction, Friendship, Humor, Science Fiction
Kelvin Klosmo isn't just the new kid at school --- he's the new kid in the galaxy! Welcome to Sci-Fi Junior High: an inter-galactic space station with students of all shapes, sizes, smells, and...slime content. As the son of Earth's two most famous geniuses, Kelvin isn't just the smartest kid in the world...he's the smartest kid in the UNIVERSE. At least, that's what everybody at Sci-Fi Junior High thinks. So, maybe Kelvin lied a little about being a genius to fit in. And maybe a mad scientist is about to take over the universe unless Kelvin can stop him. Maybe everyone is doomed. 
Vordak the Incomprehensible: Time Travel Trouble
Written by Scott Seegert with illustrations by John Martin - Youth Fiction

After having yet another evil plan to rule the world foiled by Commander Virtue, Vordak travels back in time in an attempt to defeat his archnemesis at the point of his greatest vulnerability -- his childhood.