In the Nevada desert Wolff and Byrd take a gamble as they follow the “Trail of the Trial of the Mummy.” The counselors of the macabre represent a pharaoh whose court case began over 2,000 years ago! Plus, a guest artist pinup, letters page, recommended reading, and more!
Alanna’s main squeeze (and Jeff’s first boss) is bedeviled by his own personal demons: creature comforts, mean spirit, and monstrous ego. A most unusual issue!
In this banner issue, Wolff and Byrd represent a young boy who is the only one who can control an incredible monster that’s gone on a rampage in New York. With all the property damage and injuries sustained, can lawsuits be far behind? Special guest cover artist: Marie Severin!
The special “Conflicts and Personal Issues” issue! Cringe as Alanna Wolff learns why Chase Hawkins can’t see her! Shudder as Jeff Byrd gets himself in hot water with Harriet Beryl! Gasp as Mavis hits a roadblock in her love life! Giggle as Corey Wolff wards off a would-be boyfriend! PLUS: What is the hulking creature…
This issue contains three short stories: (1) Big Foot’s adventures in the Big City, (2) Jury Duty for the Dead, and (3) a Steve Ditko-inked story about a sorcerer and a demon.
Wolff and Byrd go up against a mad scientist who’s dealing in Black Market Souls. If you like those old Roger Corman movies featuring Vincent Price and Peter Lorre, you’ll get a particular kick out of this issue!
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the creation of Wolff & Byrd, Batton has put together a very special issue. It’s party time at the law offices, and everyone is “Fashionably Late.” The issue gives longtime readers what they’ve been demanding: more goings on in the personal lives of Alanna Wolff, Jeff Byrd, and Mavis.…
Who’s that scary man-hungry attorney defending Myrtle, the Vampire Hater? Hint: Her first name is Ally. Wolff & Byrd have their hands full with clients like Buford, the vampire brat, and the other teen vampires who are the target of Myrtle’s hatred. And what of Myrtle’s burgeoning love for a particular slacker vampire? Join us…
In an issue that can only be described as “Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Welcome to the Dollhouse,” Wolff & Byrd’s clients are vampires who are scared of a teenage girl who’s out to get them: Myrtle, the Vampire Hater. This is the first of a two-parter that finishes up in Supernatural Law #24.
The demon Wasistlos has been conjured up from the nether regions, and he’s not happy about it — because he’s now been possessed by the soul of a human! And to make matters worse, the human is a really nice guy! Wolff & Byrd intervene on the part of the poor human soul and must…