When 1950’s horror host “The Bier-Meister” is tapped to host a new show on EEK!, the All-Horror Channel, parents’ groups try to get the program squelched. Wolff and Byrd end up having to spring the Beir-Meister from jail, deal with the spirit of a 1950’s anti-horror crusader, battle do-gooders from the present, and endure the…
In this change-of-pace issue we go behind the scenes at the law offices as well as see Alanna and Jeff tackle three separate cases. In “The Zombies Strike at Midnight,” workers at the voodoo doll plant consult W&B in their labor dispute with their black magic-wielding boss. Sodd, the Thing Called It, is back in…
Kim Curtis, an old friend of Jeff Byrd’s, comes to him with a big problem: the house she and her husband, Tom, bought turns into a haunted house whenever the moon is full. Now Tom’s boss is suing for personal injuries incurred when the house attacked him, the neighbors are up in arms over the…
Life takes a turn for the bizarre when Mr. and Mrs. White find the Monkey’s Paw and make a wish they’d like to take back. Mr. White consults lawyers Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd when the lawsuits start pouring in. Meanwhile, W&B also go out on a limb for an ongoing client, Sodd, the Thing…
The Werewolf of New York is a full-color 112-page book printing a story that has only previously appeared online, in the Supernatural Law webcomic. The original Kickstarter goal of $7,000 was not only reached, it was greatly exceeded, with a final pledge total of $16,048. These funds allowed Exhibit A to produce and print the…
Emerald City Comic Con 2013, a set on Flickr.
This volume collects some of the most popular issues of W&B: Issue #9, the X- Files parody (“The * Files); #10, the Rosemary’s Baby parody, done in romance comics style (“I’m Carrying Satan’s Baby!”); #11, three short stories on the theme of “Strange Bedfellows”; and “Guardian Angels and Personal Injuries,” a must for Jack Benny…
This book collects 14 stories from the long-running weekly newspaper strip. Among those included: “The Rock ‘N’ Holy Roller,” in which a rock star and an evangelist switch minds; “Wonky, The Wonderful Widdle Cat,” the tale of a popular cartoon cat who escapes from the TV screen into the three diminsional world; “The Boogeyman,” who,…
This trade paperback collects issues 5 through 8 of Wolff & Byrd, Counselors of the Macabre. Among the cases tackled by attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd: supermodel Dawn DeVine’s lawsuit against her Svengali-like agency owner; the disputed ownership of Dracula, Frankenstein’s monster, and the wolfman; the ongoing legal troubles of Sodd, the Thing Called…
This inexpensive trade paperback collects the first four comic book issues, including the out-of-print first issue. Added feature: A three-page article on the orgins of Wolff & Byrd, including Batton Lash’s very first sketches of the characters from 1979.