IAN DAFFERN

A supernatural romance that puts the love back in Lovecraft-- about an ocean spirit who falls for a young woman who used to live by his shores. But will their tides draw them together or tear them apart? Beautifully illustrated by Rachel Idzerda, with lettering by Ted Rouse of TakeDanger, and edited by Sarah Sheehan.

A skeptical reporter must investigate a paranormal tabloid whose classified ads threaten the lives of anyone who answers them. Along the way she finds her grip on rationality shifting as the publishers reveal their sinister purpose – to make her one of their own. New Series proposal. Coming Soon. Written by Ian Daffern Art and Tones by Frank Fiorentino Digital Inks by Diego Moreno Letters/Designs/Logo by Ted Rouse

A group of young braves sets out to destroy a beast from the heavens... but what will it reveal about themselves? A new story written by Ian Daffern and drawn by John Lang for the anthology Monstrosity II.

For the Monstrosity Anthology, Alterna Comics. Hungry is a story of a middle manager thrilled to get his first invite to a corporate retreat, unaware the other traders are just waiting to have him for dinner...

A mysterious student uses the power of her paintings to get revenge on the cool kids in school, while warming up to a loner who holds a secret of his own. Charcoal was published in Tor.Com Art by Ho Anderson, with layouts by Kalman Andrasofszky. Edited by Liz Gorinsky.

215 Ink Anthology: Ignition Volume 1 a collection of 30 different modern creators with original stories. My story Bird of Paradise, drawn by Shari Chankhamma was part of this collection.

A second collection of modern horror, featuring "PIN" (art by Ho Anderson); "Our Chitinous Skin" (art by Rachel Idzerda); and "Push" (artist TBA). Coming May 2013.

A short story collection of creepy modern horror. Includes: "Bring me the Head of Osama Bin Ladin" (art by Noel Tauzon) "Bird of Paradise" (art by Shari Chankhamma) "Eyes in the Sky" (art by Frank Fiorentino)

Ever feel like your job was sucking the life out of you? Imagine knowing you were right. A supernatural workplace comedy. Ongoing series written by Ian Daffern & Mike Leone and drawn by Vicki Tierney. www.freelanceblues.com

Written by Ian Daffern and drawn by John Lang. Story created for DC Comics' Zuda online contest. Our story placed 3rd for the month of August 2008.

Short story written for the benefit anthology Drawing the Line Again, a benefit comic for cancer research. Art by Danesh Mohiudden (http://www.daneshm.com/index.html)