A Vampire in Hollywood, and Other Tales of Supernatural Law #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers the first story arc of the supernatural legal series, following attorneys Alanna Wolff and Jeff Byrd as they defend a vampire facing Hollywood exploitation. The volume also includes additional tales featuring their monstrous clientele, with cameos from the Toxic Avenger and Sgt. Kabukiman, all written and illustrated by Batton Lash.
In "The Works Speak for Themselves," Wolff & Byrd take on a haunting with a twist—real estate agent Cindy Schneider claims she sold a house haunted by the ghost of star Bennett Shawn, only to find it’s a stand-in with a surprisingly complicated past. As the supernatural investigation unfolds, Toby reaches out with multiple film versions of their lives, each offering a different lens on the truth. Written and illustrated by Batton Lash, with contributions from Trevor Nielson, John Lustig, Russell Calabrese, and Melissa Uran, and lettered by Jackie Estrada, the issue’s cover by Batton Lash captures the eerie charm of a story where Hollywood’s illusions blur with the real.
In "The Works Speak for Themselves," Wolff & Byrd take on a bizarre case when an amateur warlock’s spell unleashes a citywide phenomenon: every piece of art from murals to sculptures suddenly starts talking—loudly, insistently, and with their own opinions. Now, the line between creator, viewer, and artwork has vanished, leaving the public bewildered and the legal system scrambling to keep up.
In "Werewolves... And the Women Who Love Them," Dr. Fill finds his talk show about lycanthropy taking a dangerously personal turn when a mysterious guest sets her sights on turning him into the very monster she's discussing—while Wolff & Byrd navigate the absurdity of vampire Christopher Leach’s latest scheme: Hollywood stardom.
In "A Vampire in Hollywood: #1 at the Box Office," Christopher Leach, a vampire Hollywood star, hits the red carpet for his latest film, but his carefully crafted image as a suave, glamorous monster is threatened when a rival vampire—fed up with his brand of campy, cliché-fueled fame—decides to show the world what a real vampire is like.
In "Wolff & Byrd, the Movie," the supernatural law duo is pulled into a bizarre twist of Hollywood fame when a realtor’s haunted house claim leads to a ghost with far less star power than advertised. As the case unfolds, a mysterious filmmaker named Toby presents multiple, wildly different versions of a movie about their lives—each one more absurd than the last.
In "Weird Eye for the Normal Guy," Wolff & Byrd take on a bizarre false advertising case for their supernatural clients, the Creeps, while juggling a side gig: training Lennie, a reluctant scaremonger, to be properly frightening for his sister’s party. As Lennie’s transformation from awkward newbie to full-fledged frightener unfolds, the line between courtroom drama and haunted house comedy blurs—just in time for a surprise courtroom appearance that could change everything.
In "People v. Toxic Avenger," Wolff & Byrd take on a bizarre case in Tromaville, where the infamous Toxic Avenger is on trial for tarnishing the town’s image. With the city eager to replace his beloved junkyard with a shiny new baseball park, the duo uncovers a web of deceit that puts the real cost of progress under the microscope.
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