My comic book
WULF AND BATSY
chronicles the adventures of a big bad Werewolf named Wulf and a feisty little Vampiress named Batsy, as they wander the earth in search of a place to call home and companions to call friends. Such things are not easily found.
Wulf and Batsy have no guilt about feeding on human beings – as monsters, that is simply their nature. But unfortunately, such behavior makes them outcasts everywhere they go.
It’s not an easy thing to be a monster.
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“Baugh does a terrific job of establishing the characters, their bond, and the results are frightening and horrible. Even then, Baugh allows us to retain sympathy towards his characters. [WULF AND BATSY] starts well, moves forward at a deceptively calm pace, and then explodes into its shocking conclusion. This is an impressive piece of work.”
-Tony Isabella
WORLD FAMOUS COMICS
"Wulf and Batsy may be the best new horror team since Cassie Hack and Vlad of Hack/Slash fame. Move over Batman and Robin, the new Dynamic Duo is here and they consist of a big werewolf and his hottie vampire companion! This is duo I desperately want to see more of!"
-THECOMICFANATIC.COM
“It's hard to balance humor and horror without tipping completely into the farcical, but Baugh pulls it off in this story about a cute vampire and her werewolf buddy. There are light-hearted moments as the two monsters banter when they're alone, but the scares are real once the townspeople pull out the torches and pitchforks.”
-Michael May
COMIC WORLD NEWS
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"Baugh has a good grasp on his storytelling (and) pacing – nothing seems forced, the story starts strong, drops into a few pages of relative calm, and then ramps up to its ending. The first half, with its hints of Batsy and Cevin's past, their relationship, is neatly done, creating a familial feel, cozy, that opens them up to the reader's empathy. The second half then propels Cevin into the consequences of that opening confrontation, drawing a tight circle around our two protagonists. There are a lot of things to like about Baugh's art in this book. The opening page evokes an etching of a dark legend. His use of heavy dark lines and stark black blocking amp up the first part of the issue. The middle then goes to a more delicate, thin line with minimal white backgrounds."
-Joe Hilliard
POPTHOUGHT.COM
“Horror fans, this is a great book. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.”
-Joshua Pantalleresco
COMIC BLOC
“Good tongue-in-cheek fun that gives a new spin on the monster romance genre.”
-Stephen Schleicher
MAJOR SPOILERS
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