American Comics: From the Start, I Bind Myself to a Deal with the Mother of Dragons!

After transmigrating to Chicago in 1943, Josie is a poor fifteen-year-old boy. World War II is raging, and he can barely afford to eat, until he discovers that he has a dimensional trading System.

His first trade partner: Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones. He trades a revolver and a copy of The Prince for ten ounces of gold, then sells it on the black market for $400.

The second time: four M1917 rifles and 400 rounds of ammunition in exchange for 120 ounces of gold, netting him $4,800.

His new car is stolen almost as soon as he buys it. He tracks it to a chop shop in Little Italy and discovers the Moretti family is behind the theft. Donning a ski mask and charging in with a Thompson submachine gun, Josie takes the mob's custom Cadillac V16, one of just over 4,000 ever made, and empties the warehouse safe while he's at it.

Daenerys starts reading The Prince and pondering what makes a ruler worthy of the title. The Unsullied, Dothraki horsemen, three dragons, and modern firearms: winter is coming to Westeros.

"I'm not helping the Mother of Dragons. I'm investing in the future queen of the Seven Kingdoms."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.