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…

Attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd have a really big case on their hands when a dinosaur stalks the streets of Manhattan. Can a prehistoric lizard hope to survive a modern-day litigious society? The issue also features further developments for W&B’s supporting cast, including Mavis, Toby, Dawn DeVine, and Chase Hawkins. Bonus: Pinup by Mike…

In issue 20, the cauldron of plotlines comes to a boil, as Alanna and Jeff finally get their client’s broom-riding mother into court, and a surprise is in store for Mavis that sends her into shock.

Issue 19 continues the storylines begun in 18: Alanna deals with client Martin Woodhull, who’s being sued for “hexual harassment” because his witch mom put a love spell on one of Martin’s employees. Jeff goes to see his brother Charlie’s tarot-card-reading “friend.” Alanna’s sister Corey continues to make things interesting at the office for Mavis.…

Can Alanna and Jeff avoid the Evil Eye? Having a client who’s a real son-of-a witch is bad enough, but they also have to deal with a new employee in the office; Jeff’s big brother; a group called the Associates of Portia; and the return of Dawn DeVine! Plus a pinup by Bill Neville of…

In the law firm where everyday is Halloween, Alanna and Jeff celebrate the Eve of All Hallows by relating three separate cases of the supernatural and the supernaturally afflicted: “The Death and Times of ‘Dr. Life’” “Nosferatu: Special Report,” and the controversial “A Case for Ygor.” This issue also includes an incredibly cool pinup by…

Pity poor Sodd, the Thing Called It. The former Herbert Moss was turned into a vegetative creature in a freak accident. Arrested for damaging public property, he has achieved notoriety and fame (his autobiography is being turned into a T.V. movie, and he’s even successfully defended a paternity suit) as his case has slowly made…

In three separate short stories, Alanna and Jeff go up against a kitchy-style painter in “The Littlest Loup Garou,” represent a love-struck client in “The Statue of Limitations,” and deal with death and taxes in “The Returns of Roger Rizoli.” Pinups by B.C. Boyer (Hilly Rose) and surprise guest artists.

Attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd acquired the one and only Count Dracula as a client back in issue #6 of Wolff & Byrd, Counselors of the Macabre. Now the ancient vampire once again has need of their services — it seems some young upstart vampires in New Orleans are raising his blood pressure. In…