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Issue #1

OPEN CASKETS 1: Wulf and Batsy Full Color Artbook 1999-2025

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The First Book in a New Series of Supplemental Volumes intended to Compliment the Main WULF and BATSY series. WULF and BATSY was first created in late 1999 – early 2000 as the story of a ferocious Werewolf & a cute Female Vampire, wandering the earth, looking for a place to call home. Along with creating many comic stories about them, I also created countless illustrations featuring the characters over the years, for promotional purposes, as cover illustrations for various releases, or just for fun. OPEN CASKETS 1 collects the best of the Wulf and Batsy full color illustrations from 1999-2025. 64 pages.

Issue #13

Wulf and Batsy issue 13

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DOUBLE-SIZED, 64-PAGE ISSUE! A contained, one-shot story: "THE ONYX SLIDE" involving an all-new, scary, underground adventure for our Monster Heroes!

Issue #12

Wulf and Batsy issue 12

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Special Anthology Issue. Includes three early Wulf and Batsy short stories: “THEM’S MONSTERS” (2004), “IF YOU KNEW” (2004), and “THE LEFT STOCKING” (2005).

Issue #11

Wulf and Batsy issue 11

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The fourth and final chapter of a new story arc: “THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF ZAG-ZOG”.

Issue #10

Wulf and Batsy issue 10

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The third chapter of a new story arc: “THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF ZAG-ZOG”.

Issue #9

Wulf and Batsy issue 09

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The second chapter of a new story arc: “THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF ZAG-ZOG”.

Issue #8

Wulf and Batsy issue 08

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The first chapter of a new story arc: “THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF ZAG-ZOG”.

Issue #7

Wulf and Batsy issue 07

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Charles Gemora. Ray Crash Corrigan. Bob Burns. Jack Leonard. Emil Van Horne... They were "The Hollywood Gorilla Men". But there was one hopeful gorilla suit actor who never made it into the club. His name was Orrie Clayford. And when his dreams were shattered… He turned… to murder. "THE GORILLA SUIT MANIAC" a new story in WULF & BATSY issue 7.

Issue #6

Wulf and Batsy issue 06

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The horrifying final chapter of the “Bizarre Experiments” story arc! Wulf and Batsy’s battle against the evil mad scientist Professor Von Zag-Zog and his army of homemade monstro-sapiens rages to its final, violent conclusion. See the zombies take their ultimate revenge! See Wulf fight a disgusting giant eyeball monster! See Batsy in a wet nightgown! This final issue definitely delivers the goods!

Issue #5

Wulf and Batsy issue 05

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“Bizarre Experiments” Part 3. After learning the truth about Professor Von Zag-Zog and his bizarre experiments, Wulf and Batsy decide the evil genius must be stopped. But Zag-Zog has an army of his own pet freaks ready to fight back in his defense. This issue is an orgy of monsters, zombies, mutants… and pretty girls in skimpy sleepwear!

Issue #4

Wulf and Batsy issue 04

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“Bizarre Experiments” Part 2. Wulf and Batsy investigate the hellish lair of the mad scientist Professor Von Zag-Zog. Even our monster heroes will be horrified when they discover the true nature of Zag-Zog’s ghastly experiments.

Issue #3

Wulf and Batsy issue 03

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This issue begins a new story arc. "BIZARRE EXPERIMENTS" Part 1. Wulf and Batsy stumble upon a cemetery where corpses can’t rest in peace, due to constant grave robbing by a mad scientist. Wulf and Batsy want to help the tragic undead… but how?

Issue #2

Wulf and Batsy issue 02

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Sometimes, nightmares are scarier from the monsters’ point of view. The superstitious residents of a rural town are determined to hunt down and destroy Wulf and Batsy. Our monster heroes will be forced to use all their supernatural powers to survive the encounter.

Issue #1

Wulf and Batsy issue 01

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WE HAVE NO HOME (Part 1). Wulf and Batsy thought they had enough problems, as a werewolf and vampire couple trying to keep a low profile in a human world. But then they wandered into a small, rural town where every citizen seems to have a sharp eye for trouble, and an even sharper pitchfork. Sometimes, nightmares are scarier from the monsters’ point of view.