A brand new book of full-color horror illustrations!

Bryan Baugh's first printed collection of sketchbook drawings. This volume contains 24 pages packed with monsters, undead corpses, werewolves, vampires, deformed mutants, half-naked girls in terror, horrifying acts of violence, and disgusting blood and guts. Plenty of good old-fashioned weirdness, ranging from funny to disturbing. A real collector's item!

The second Wulf and Batsy trade paperback features a brand new, never before published, epic-length story called Lustmord Nightmares. In this story Wulf and Batsy take up residence at an all-girls\' college. Here they attempt to hide their monstrous natures, pose as normal human beings, and live peacefully among the attractive female students and awkward, creepy teachers. But soon they learn that this school is haunted by an ancient monster that preys upon the young students for food! Chaos ensues when Wulf and Batsy forge new friendships at the school and ultimately cross paths with the rival monster. This second book in the Wulf and Batsy series is loaded with monsters, graphic violence, and cute girls in various states of undress...and mortal terror. Not for the squeamish and not for the kiddies, either. Also includes extras: full-page character illustrations, Captain Bloodclot Ads, and a Supplemental section of notes, sketches, and text explaining how this new story was conceived and developed. 268 pages. Recommended for mature readers 18 and up.

Nominated as BEST HORROR COMIC BOOK of 2008 by the Rondo Hatton Awards! Wulf and Batsy by Bryan Baugh chronicles the adventures of a ferocious werewolf and his cute female vampire companion, as they wander the earth in search of a place to call home. Along their way they run into angry villagers, zombies, mad scientists, and a horde of other weird monsters. Wulf and Batsy: Volume One is the first collected trade paperback in this series. This 240-page volume contains the first 2 complete Wulf and Batsy stories: "We Have No Home" and "Bizarre Experiments". Also included is a Pin-Up section featuring images of Wulf and Batsy drawn by guest artists such as Josh Howard, David Hartman, and others. The last section of the book is a 40-page supplement, packed with sketches and explanatory text, showing how the characters were created and how the stories were developed.

112-page graphic novel written by Jason M. Burns, with art and colors by Bryan Baugh.