Comic Book: Blasto the Clown - #2: The Mild Card (2018, Bunny 17 Media)

Written by Kevin Moyers

Artwork by Dalyn Viker

Created by David C. Hayes, Jeff Dolniak, Kevin Moyers, and Dalyn Viker

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Blasto and Triple Threat deal with a rash of minor crimes in Windburgh. Meanwhile, Sheriff Albino recruits some new allies to take Blasto down.

Comic/Coloring Book - Teen to Adult - 24 Pages - Black and White

Comic Book: Blasto the Clown - #1: Blasto Begins (2017, Bunny 17 Media)

Written by Kevin Moyers

Artwork by Dalyn Viker

Created by David C. Hayes, Jeff Dolniak, Kevin Moyers, and Dalyn Viker

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When a clown with a less-than-charming personality is cursed by a mystical enchilada, he ends up joining a team of heroes determined to take on the criminals and the government of Windburgh, Arizona.

Comic/Coloring Book - Teen to Adult - 24 Pages - Black and White

Graphic Novel: Scorn (2017, Bunny 17 Media)

Written by Kevin Moyers and David C. Hayes
Artwork by Philipp Neundorf

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On a quiet July night in Chicago, nineteen-year-old Michael Riggs witnesses the murder of his best friend at the hand of notorious gang leader Robert Torres. Michael becomes obsessed, and nothing can stop him on his vicious and bloody rampage of vigilante justice.

Graphic Novel - Revenge/Crime Drama
Noir Edition - 92 pages - Black & White - Young Adult - Paperback
Unleashed Edition - 96 pages - Full Color - Young Adult - Paperback
Ultimate Edition - 178 pages - Full Color - Young Adult - Hardcover - Includes additional bonus artwork, full original scripts, and a letter from creator/author Kevin Moyers.

Comic Book: Serial

Issue #1 Artwork: Pogo the Clown (John Wayne Gacy) crayon sketch
Issue #2 Writing: Lizzie Borden segment
Issue #3 Writing: BTK segment

Serial is about exactly what you might think. Each issue is an anthology based on real life serial killers, mass murderers and other legendary killers. Each issue has a theme. One story is short, the next is a little longer and the feature story is the majority of each book. In the first issue, I drew a crayon sketch of John Wayne Gacy's birthday party alter ego, Pogo the Clown. In the scond issue, I wrote a short about Lizzie Borden that intertwines the famous nursery rhyme with the facts of the police report. In the end, I'm not convinced that Lizzie is our killer. For the proposed third issue, I'll be writing a feature segment on the BTK Killer, Dennis Rader.