Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 43
Ha! Fakeout! But how about that other team, huh? Meet Chapter Zeta One. I’m sure we haven’t seen the last of them… We did it, you guys! Our first full story in the bag! I’d say...
Character: Bijou
Hyperenergetic Vodou Priestess, and Doctor of Zombiology for Chapter Omega Fifteen
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 41
Now THAT’S an inspirational goddamn speech! New Storytime with KBC this Thursday Friday*! For reals! Speaking of which, Kentucky Blue Clay stopped by Dead.FM–the Dead Gentlemen podcast–last week to tear apart the legend of St. Patrick, so...
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 40
The Cipher’s supposed to be the one who needs an occasional hard reboot, Gabe. Snap out of it! Three pages. Hard to believe that’s all that’s left to tell of this forty-two page story that somehow...
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 39
While Silent Jim’s appearance is based on Don Early’s portrayal of the character, Ben has taken some artistic license with the comic version. For instance, comic-Jim’s ass is balder than Bruce Willis, whereas Don had...
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 38
Whoohoo! Took us nearly a year, but we’ve finally got the whole team in the same room! Let’s get this story started! Kentucky’s missed his last couple of columns, and he’s gonna be late...
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 36
R.I.P. Chompers 2015–2015+4 minutes You’re chomping with the angels now, buddy
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 35
That’s some fancy footwork from the sorcerous scientist! RPG writing is proceeding apace. There’s finally an end in sight. Kind of. It’s getting there in any case. “But Jimmy, I thought your deadline was...
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 34
Bijou’s got no problem hacking off a limb, but she made her lab assistant put those tighty-whities on the corpse. No new news. I was knocked flat by a monster cold all last week, so...
Demon Hunters: Back from the Dead – Page 33
I could have typed in a bunch of gibberish and you’d have bought it, but I respect you too much to do that. Instead, I taught myself enough Haitian Creole to write a song entreating...
