Ed Dunphy's Horror Comics

[Edward Dunphy]

Hi this is Ed,

Back in the early 1990's, I wrote a number horror stories that were illustrated by several different artists in black and white and published by the now-defunct Northstar Comics.

I'm now picking my favorites, scanning them and posting them on the web for free.

The first one is Vicious Circle, a werewolf story that was drawn by Adam McDaniel, inked by Phil Moy and lettered by Sue Dorne. It can be seen here:

viciouscircle.keenspace.com/d/20050215.html

These stories are not for everyone! My editor at the time, Brian Azzarello, wanted gore and ultra-violence in my horror stories, and that's what I gave him. I haven't written a new horror story in years, but I've been thinking about trying my hand at it again, now that I'm older and "wiser".

Over the next few months, I'll be posting more of the oldies, warts and all, on keenspace. I'll try to keep people updated on where to find them.

If you want to discuss these stories, or point me to other horror comics that you like, just post on this board here.

[Amtekoth]

I've now decided what to do about adding to my available online horror comics. In the near future, I will have a new keenspace account that will feature an anthology of my horror work. I'll let people know when that site is up and running.

Ed

[Amtekoth]

The above link to my "Vicious Circle" horror comic is no longer valid. That story has been added to my horror anthology, "A Gathering of Crows" at: GatheringofCrows.keenspace.com
The site is not for kids!

[Edward Dunphy]

Well, the website for my horror stuff has changed again! I've signed a deal with Graphic Smash! , a pay subscription site, to host "A Gathering of Crows" www.graphicsmash.com/series.php?name=crows

My site updates every Friday with a new page. To reach the archives, you need to subscribe to graphicsmash.com .
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