Halloween Man Faces Entropy

Halloween Man faces Entropy

7-year-old Drew Edwards read the first issue of Crisis on Infinite Earths and had his mind blown. Decades later, he’s built his own comics universe with Halloween Man, and it’s time to threaten it with destruction just like DC (and later Marvel and later DC and later DC and later DC then Marvel again) did. How much cosmic epic can fit in a first issue? Lots.

Drew and I talked about Halloween Man: Entropy last week. All the back issues that build to the story — though it’s a good read on its own — are currently free on GlobalComix.comEntropy releases on October 18, part of GlobalComix’s 13 Days of Halloween. Watch the interview, then get the comic, because as I’ve told Drew, reading Halloween Man means you’re seeing tomorrow’s superstar artists today. Jason Wilson is no exception, as adept with little moments as he is big ones. That’s not even counting the dinosaur.

Enjoy!

Check out some of the influences Drew mentions below:

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In addition to running Fanboy Planet, Derek has written for ActionAce, Daily Radar, Once Upon A Dime, and The Wave. He has contributed stories to Arcana Comics (The Greatest American Hero) and Monsterverse Comics (Bela Lugosi's Tales from the Grave). He has performed with ComedySportz and Silicon Valley Shakespeare, though relocated to Hollywood to... work in an office? If you ever played Eric's Ultimate Solitaire on the Macintosh, it was Derek's voice as The Weasel that urged you to play longer. You can buy his book "I Was Flesh Gordon" on the Amazon link at the right. Email him at [email protected].