Supernatural Law: Grandfathered In
In this full-color original graphic novel, Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd take on a case in which a ghost is literally "grandfathered in" to a home inheritance: Grandpa has died but his ghost won't leave the house, much to the chagrin of his son and daughter-in-law.
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Zombie Wife, and Other Tales of Supernatural Law
In this full-color collection of stories, attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd represent a woman who has come back from the dead to bring a wrongful death suit against the husband who killed her. Other clients include the Medusa of Greek mythology, a Wiccan who is offended by Halloween, and a fifth-generation vampire drawn by the lure of Hollywood.
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Soddyssey & Other Tales of Supernatural Law
This second volume of the Supernatural Law series collects issues 9-16 of Batton Lash's acclaimed humor/horror comic book Wolff & Byrd, Counselors of the Macabre. Among the clients featured in the book are swamp monster Sodd, the Thing Called It, Rosemary Austin who's carrying Satan's Baby, bestselling horror novelist Ayn Wrice, and a corpse in trouble with the IRS.
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Supernatural Law #45 The People vs Toxic Avenger
Wolff and Byrd have a change of venue when they travel to Tromaville to defend none other than the Toxic Avenger! But can they prevail in a courtroom presided over by Judge Lloyd Kaufman? Note: This issue was authorized by Lloyd Kaufman and Troma.
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Supernatural Law #43: Number one at the Box Office
Fifth-generation vampire Christopher Leach has become a Hollywood celebrity, as he is in talks with Quagmire Pictures to star in his own biopic. Wolff & Byrd are in Los Angeles to negotiate his contract, and they are worried about the naivety of their client. Chris takes young starlet Amber out to a swanky place for dinner, where he receives a cryptic warning from a mysterious waiter. When Amber's body is found in the ladies' room with two puncture wounds to the neck, Chris panics and flees the scene by stealing a car from the valet. What follows is a slow-speed police chase on L.A. freeways, a showdown at a cemetery, and a Hollywood ending! Note: This issue contains pinups by Jeff Harris, S. S. Crompton, Brian Clopper, and Russ Maharas, and a photo of Forry Ackerman reading Supernatural Law.
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Supernatural Law #42 Number one with a Silver Bullet
This issue contains two stories. In "Werewolves . . . and the Women Who Love Them," Dr. Fill's special guest is "Diana X," a woman who became obsessed with and pursued a werewolf, who is one of Wolff & Byrd's clients. Meanwhile, Wolff & Byrd are at the ancestral home of another client, Christopher Leach, which segues into the second story, "Stakeout." Leach is a fifth-generation vampire who has been "outed" by a girl he dated who claims he harassed her. Now he is holed up in his house and the press is after him for a story; only Wolff & Byrd stand between him and the hoards surrounding the house. Note: The issue has pinups by Randall Kirby, Erica Vess, Hilary Barta, and Rick Parker.
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Supernatural Law #41: First Amendment Issue
First Amendment issues come to the fore in an unusual way in "The Works Speak for Themselves." Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd are called in when works of art begin to talk, make chit-chat, and sound off! This issue was produced to support the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Note: This issue contains the first appearance of Desmond, the new receptionist, in a regular issue of Supernatural Law. Pinup art by Rick Geary, Roger Langridge, Stephen Notley, Christina "Smudge" Hanson, and Shaenon Garrity/Andrew Farago was donated to the CLBDF.
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Supernatural Law: Tales from the Vault
Published in honor of the 15th anniversary of Exhibit A Press and the 30th anniversary of Wolff & Byrd, this book contains samples of material from all the series' incarnations: the original weekly newspaper strip that appeared in The National Law Journal, the one-page magazine stories, the comic book stories, and the webcomic--including a previously unpublished five-page Mavis comic book story. One of the rarities included is a Wolff & Byrd story drawn by Batton and inked by Steve Ditko that appeared in Topps Comics' "Satan's Six."
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Wolff & Byrd: Counselors of the Macabre #12
This issue: "Personal Injuries and Guardian Angels" Accident-prone Dennis McNulty sues his guardian angel, Benjamin, for not doing enough to protect him from injury. Dennis is represented by ambulance-chaser Mel Gaffe, while Wolffe & Byrd take Benjamin's side. This issue is an homage to the great comedian Jack Benny and contains many references to his persona, as well as many "Bennyisms"
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Wolff & Byrd: Counselors of the Macabre #11
This issue contains "Strange Bedfellows," a series of vignettes that frame two other stories. In the first vignette Mavis is at Toby's apartment and they gossip about Dawn DeVine & Jeff Byrd and Alanna Wolff & Chase Hawkins. In the second, Jeff brings an inebriated Dawn back to her apartment after a party; they talk about Dawn's suing "The Tell-All-Gram" tabloid for running photos of her when she was fat. In the third vignette Alanna and Chase are in his bedroom but they are each on the phone to clients. In "I Married a Sniveling Blob of Jelly," Page Welch literally turns her husband, gelatin mogul Robertson Welch, into a blob of jelly with her incessant nagging. In "The Man Who Had His Own Personal Laugh Track," standup comedian Morty Fishburn mocks a dying gypsy, who curses him with "the gift of laughter" as she takes her last breath. Bedeviled by laughing voices whenever he opens his mouth, Morty wants W&B's client, the gypsy Marco Bagoochi, to remove the curse.
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